“But
I probably made it worse for myself after sending him to an alternate
dimension for a few days. He’s probably still pissed about that. Plus
him spending time in the Nexus may have altered his DNA or something, or
at least, that’s what I’ve been told.”
“Right… and this is the ‘nothing’ you’ve done to him then? Dude, don’t go messing with the multiverse without being a trained professional scientist – you have no idea what you’ll be getting into.”
“But my concern is Max. You leave that kid alone, you got me?”
“Ok, ok. I promise I’ll leave Max alone. I’m more focused on getting rid of Dan anyway.”
“I just hope I can figure out how to get rid of him without getting several of my bones broken…or losing an arm.”
“Yeah… good luck with that. Just don’t go kidnapping my kid, or we’ll have a problem.” It felt weird for him to say that, but Max was kinda ‘his’. They sort of… adopted each other.
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