Harem With Venom In Marvel/Dc

Barry asked in confusion, "Why? With such an ability, shouldn't you be using it to save the world?"

Kino withdrew his gaze, looking at Barry before speaking slowly. "Everyone has their own way of using power. I just want to live my life the way I choose and protect what I consider important."

Barry nodded in half-understanding, lost in thought.

"Besides, Barry, do you really think the existence of Superman is a good thing?"

Kino's words carried deep meaning, his eyes reflecting profound and complex emotions.

"Of course! Superman has saved the world twice and countless families along the way," Barry replied without hesitation. This was the belief held by most people in the world.

"But both of those world crises were directly related to Superman. And when he died, crime rates skyrocketed exponentially.

"Before his death, Superman did many good things—fighting criminals, eliminating natural disasters. However, in doing so, he also diminished human potential and self-reliance. The collapse of police departments is the clearest example of this."

Kino's tone was calm but carried a weight that made one reflect.

From this perspective, Lex Luthor and Bruce Wayne were right to seek Superman's end. He had protected humanity too well. If one day he failed, human malice would overwhelm his kindness. No one can remain purely good forever. In the end, villains would continue pushing his limits until he became a ticking time bomb.

"Then… are we wrong in everything we do? Shouldn't our powers be used to help others?"

Barry felt a growing sense of confusion. Ever since he gained superpowers, he had believed it was his duty to help others and fight against evil. This sense of mission drove him to use his abilities to protect the city and its people.

"No, in the future, countless super-powered criminals will emerge. Heroes will be necessary. But there must be a balance between them and ordinary humans."

Kino's expression was serious. Future threats—alien invasions, incursions from parallel universes—would not be problems that ordinary people could solve.

"Then… what should I do?" Barry looked at Kino, hoping to find answers.

"I don't know. I'm not a hero. You should just be thankful I'm not committing crimes," Kino answered irresponsibly, a mischievous smile on his face.

"Uh…" Barry was speechless. After raising so many deep questions, Kino had no real answers himself.

"But in the future, you can ask someone else. He should know how to balance things with ordinary humans."

"Who?" Barry's eyes lit up with renewed hope.

"Batman."

"Then I should go to Gotham and find him?" Barry had heard of Gotham's Dark Knight.

"He will come to find you."

Barry was skeptical but had no better option at the moment. He could only place his hope in this mysterious Batman.

Kino looked up at the darkening sky and said, "Barry, it's getting late. I have things to do, so I'll be leaving."

"Kino, if there's anything I can help with, just let me know," Barry said sincerely, his eyes filled with determination.

"Of course, I have something important to do… with Venom. Something only adults would understand." Kino smirked playfully, stabbing Barry right in the heart with his words.

"Alright… Kino, will we meet again?" Barry asked with slight disappointment but held onto hope.

"Of course, Flash. See you again."

With that, Kino's figure moved slightly before shooting into the sky like a rocket, vanishing into the endless night.

"Goodbye, Kino. Goodbye, Venom," Barry murmured as he watched them disappear.

[Now I understand a little why you like that foolish boy.]

A whisper echoed through the night sky.

"This isn't foolishness. This is sincerity. Sincerity never goes out of style. It's just that some people don't deserve it."

Five Days Later

During this time, Kino and Venom traveled to various breathtaking locations for their honeymoon. They spent their days immersing themselves in the beauty of nature, while their nights were reserved for more… private activities.

Venom wholeheartedly fulfilled Kino's every desire. Though her face remained unchanged, her body could shift effortlessly.

Sometimes, she appeared as a lively young girl, other times as a mature and enchanting woman. Each version carried its own unique charm.

Her wardrobe was just as varied, ranging from elegant evening gowns to cute skirts and a variety of swimsuits that dazzled the eye.

Kino couldn't help but sigh, "The smartest decision of my life was stealing Venom."

His face was filled with satisfaction and happiness, his eyes full of affection for Venom.

[Even if you say that, I have no more rewards to give you.]

"Your existence is the greatest reward for me."

[Hmph! If you had this kind of sweet talk in your past life, you wouldn't have stayed single for so long.]

"That's because I hadn't met you yet."

Kino soared through the sky in his hoodie, flirting with Venom.

Gotham – Wayne Manor

Kino landed at the front door, standing tall as he reached out to press the doorbell.

Previously, he had always stormed into the manor aggressively. But this time, he was here as a proper guest.

Ding-dong—

"Good morning, Mr. Kino."

Alfred opened the door quickly, but his expression was complicated.

"Good morning, Butler Alfred."

Kino greeted him with a smile but quickly noticed Alfred looking at him with a strange, almost resentful gaze.

"Uh, Butler Alfred, I admit I was a bit rude before when I barged in, but I'm not here to cause trouble this time. You don't need to look at me like that," Kino said, confused.

"No, I'm just surprised you came so early."

Alfred sighed helplessly before turning to lead the way. His steps were steady but carried a sense of urgency, as if he wanted to finish his task as soon as possible.

"Isn't it good to be early? As a butler, shouldn't you be punctual?" Kino asked. He remembered that once, when Bruce had partied too hard and overslept, Alfred had simply thrown his breakfast away.

"This time, I would have preferred you to be late. In fact, I wouldn't have minded if you postponed your visit for a few days."

Alfred's voice carried a trace of helplessness and reluctance.

Alfred led Kino to a room.

"We're here. Master Wayne is inside."

Kino was filled with curiosity, not understanding the situation. But as he pushed the door open and stepped inside, he quickly slammed it shut again.

"What's wrong, Mr. Kino?"

"…I think I might be hallucinating."

Quote: "Sincerity is the key to trust, but only those who value it can truly unlock its power."

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