Marvel: Dimension Summoning System

Chapter 186

The group of Avengers and Justice League began to discuss the “parallel world battle plan” with serious but slightly irrepressible excitement

They rigorously confirm various details with Lex Luthor, including how he travels through parallel worlds, whether the existence of two “selves” in the same world will cause any bad changes, and how to defeat the self in the parallel world.

Link had been watching coldly.

Until they seem to have almost discussed a result.

Link spoke slowly.

“IMHO.”

Link interrupted the heroes, who became more and more excited the more they talked, and glanced at Batman, who was very unusually silent who neither supported nor opposed.

“Do you really have enough power to save parallel worlds?”

The people who were discussing looked up in Link’s direction in surprise.

“Of course.”

“I’m not questioning the success of your rescue efforts.”

“I mean ‘ability’.”

“Can you really shoulder two worlds at the same time?”

“Our world is also in extreme danger.”

“Suddenly losing so much effective combat power, the situation may produce some kind of bad change that we don’t want to see.”

“After the catastrophic outbreak of weirdos and monsters, our world has maintained a delicate balance for the time being with the power of heroes.”

“Humans can barely breathe for a moment, and they can still struggle to survive.”

“But.”

“Once this balance is upset—”

Everyone’s faces changed at once.

Especially Tony Stark, Dr. Banner and a few other smart people, and Superman full of guilt.

In fact, it’s not that they can’t think of this, they just don’t want to think about it.

For these heroes, who always feel that they have to shoulder all the responsibility, they always want to save the lives of all of them.

I don’t know if it’s okay, when they know that someone needs help, or even has asked for it directly, they really can’t refuse.

But the reality is that they simply can’t save everyone.

Take one example, Tony Stark, great scientist, inventor, and futurist.

He is almost the most typical “victim” of this mentality

He always thought that he had not done enough, and he lost sleep all night long for the responsibility that he had borne at all.

The mistake and anxiety that you can’t save everyone for yourself is not wrong at all.

Almost no one found out.

Except for the first time when entering the Warframe, when flying into the sky.

Tony Stark never showed a single smile in the armor after that.

He quit the alcohol he had relied on to numb himself, and he stopped being addicted to sex.

He was always immersed in the laboratory, and occasionally he woke up from a nightmare, and when he woke up, he began to be addicted to the laboratory again.

Just like this time for help from a parallel world.

Plainly.

Even if another parallel world is destroyed, what does it have to do with them?

But the first time he knew about it, he subconsciously took the responsibility on himself.

Disguise all the sacrifices you have made with a flirtatious and uncaring attitude.

Superman is another example.

The powerful Kryptonians possess the power to rule the world.

But he would rather use this power to save a kitten trapped in a tree than use it to profit or harm others.

He loves the blue planet deeply.

He gave his thoughts and love for his hometown to this planet.

Superman believes that it is his responsibility to protect the earth.

Even if it is the earth of the parallel world, Aiya and Uchiya have become his responsibility.

Especially when he learned that the self of the parallel world was the “culprit” that caused the turmoil in that world, he subconsciously felt extremely guilty for the mistakes he should not bear.

Other heroes have pretty much a variety of reasons.

At all costs.

Heroes never give up on salvation.

The hero saves all those who need to be saved, regardless of the territory, wealth, or status of the person being saved.

As long as someone asks for help, the hero will save them, no matter what the cost.

Just now.

They have a problem.

They really can’t selfishly leave the burden of saving their world to others.

But you can’t watch another world that asks for your help gradually go to ruin.

If it was necessary to sacrifice their lives in order to save the world, they would do it without hesitation.

But now, it’s not such a “simple” question.

It’s the hardest trade-off.