Marvel's Infinite Personalities

"It really gave me a surprise."

Looking at Tao Baibai, the third personality, Raymond felt mixed emotions for a while.

Admittedly, he himself doesn't really like the perverted Tao Baibai, but he has to admit that this guy's strength is indeed terrifying. He can kill people by picking flowers and flying leaves.

Although in the story after the Saiyans came to the earth, Tao Baibai's martial arts value seemed a bit worthless, but that also depends on who he is comparing with.

Before the main story of the Dragon Ball world entered the universe, Tao Baibai was basically one of the top martial arts masters on the earth. It can be said that there were very few people better than him.

Otherwise, he wouldn't be worthy of being called the world's number one killer.

Even in the middle or even late stages of the Dragon Ball world, Tao Baibai was nothing, but on earth, he was no different from Superman in the eyes of ordinary people.

A stone pillar thrown casually can fly hundreds of kilometers, even faster than ordinary civil aircraft.

This kind of strength is not even a little stronger than Kero. If placed in the world of One Piece, he would at least be a great pirate at the level of the Shichibukai. Being rated as silver level is absolutely nothing to say.

Raymond had previously guessed how big the gap would be between the bronze-level sub-personality and the silver-level sub-personality.

Comparing Tao Baibai with Crowe, it can only be said that the gap is much larger than he imagined.

He originally used Crowe's bronze-level sub-personality as a reference, and thought that the silver-level sub-personality might be at most equivalent to the level of an ordinary rear admiral or vice admiral in the One Piece world.

But now it seems that he still underestimated the gap between the two levels.

Raymond actually didn't expect to be able to activate any sub-personality with explosive strength this time, because he knew that the chance was too small.

He originally thought it would be good to be able to activate two sub-personalities that were different from Crowe's combat power.

The second personality, Death Shooter, was in line with his original expectations.

The death shooter's melee combat ability is of course very average, that is, the level of top special forces. In the final analysis, it is still in the category of ordinary people.

If he were to fight with Crowe empty-handed, Crowe would be able to kill him in seconds.

However, there is certainly a certain reason why the Deadshot sub-personality can also be evaluated by the system as a Bronze-level sub-personality.

What's really great about him is his amazing talent in firearms. It's not an exaggeration to describe him as a man with a gun.

Needless to say, it’s just a matter of basic skills.

On this basis, he can hit the target with perfect accuracy even with his eyes closed. He can also make the bullet turn halfway after being fired, bypassing obstacles and killing the target.

With this amazing talent, he is basically the number one marksman in the DC world.

Indeed, if challenged at close range, Crowe can kill Deadshot instantly.

But if you give Deadshot a powerful enough sniper rifle and a far enough distance, he can kill ten Crows for you.

Raymond had previously felt that Crowe's sub-personality's abilities were too limited. If faced with a situation like a hail of bullets, it would be difficult for Crowe's sub-personality's silent step to be effective.

Having a secondary personality like Deadshot, a firearms expert who is proficient in all types of firearms, is undoubtedly a great help to Raymond.

If the third sub-personality did not activate the silver-level sub-personality, being able to activate the Deadshot sub-personality would definitely be a satisfying achievement for Raymond.

Even if the third personality doesn't help much, it doesn't matter.

However, in front of Tao Baibai, the appearance of Death Shooter was a little dull.

"It seems that there is no need to continue to redeem bronze-level character cards for the time being." After comparing the differences between the two newly activated sub-personalities, Raymond murmured to himself in a low voice.

If he decided to continue activating the new bronze-level sub-personality before to make up for the shortcomings of Crowe's sub-personality, then obviously there is no need for it now.

To be honest, being able to activate a silver-level sub-personality from three bronze character cards already made him feel a little unreal.

Now his remaining exploration value can allow him to exchange for two more bronze character cards, but he doesn't think he can activate another silver-level sub-personality from these two.

He considered himself not a non-chief, but he was definitely not a European emperor.

He still has this self-awareness.

And if he just activates a new bronze-level sub-personality, it doesn't mean much to him now, especially after he has Tao Baibai, a silver-level sub-personality.

So he decided to temporarily save the remaining exploration points, and wait until one day when it was enough to exchange for a silver character card, and then continue to activate it.

At this stage, these three sub-personalities are enough for him to sit back and relax.

"Then, let's stick to the old rules and test it first."

After making up his mind not to exchange character cards for the time being, Raymond decided to give it a try first to see if switching between the two newly activated sub-personalities would be the same as switching between Crowe's sub-personalities.

Five minutes later, Raymond fell on the bed panting.

There were only four words in his mind at this moment:

what's the situation

Originally, he was fine when he switched to the Deadshot sub-personality, and when he moved around, he obviously didn't feel as burdened as when he switched to Crow's sub-personality. Even when fighting, there would probably be no change.

After all, the Deadshot sub-personality will not fight head-on with people most of the time. His fighting methods are mainly based on assassinations and ambushes, which does not consume much physical energy at all.

However, because Raymond does not have a firearm on hand now, he cannot further test how amazing the firearm talent of Deadshot's sub-personality is.

After getting roughly familiar with the feeling of switching to the Deadshot sub-personality, he switched back and was ready to test switching to Tao Baibai's sub-personality.

However, the problem arises here.

Just after he switched into Tao Baibai's sub-personality, before he could exercise vigorously, he just warmed up a little and got a rough feel for what kind of powerful physiques the top martial arts masters on earth in the Dragon Ball world have. and strength, I already felt a little dizzy.

Realizing that something was wrong with the situation, Raymond immediately switched back to his main personality.

After switching back, he immediately felt the feeling of his body being hollowed out.

In this state, he didn't even want to stand for a while longer, he just wanted to fall asleep immediately.

However, he forcibly suppressed his desire to sleep, and immediately called up the novice guidance function in his mind, trying to figure out what happened just now.

He remembered that he had seen a detailed introduction on the duration of switching sub-personalities in the novice guide, but at that time he felt that the introduction was too long and lengthy, so he was too lazy to read it in detail.

While testing his combat effectiveness after switching to Crowe's sub-personality, he figured out the direct relationship between the switching time of the sub-personality and the physical consumption of the sub-personality state.

But now it seems that the rules he summarized are not very complete.

ps: In the comics, Tao Baibai throws the pillar easily over 2,000 kilometers, and the speed is also ridiculously fast. This is a bit different from the combat effectiveness he shows later, so I weakened the data to avoid being too outrageous. I would like to explain here.