Among the three rewards, one Tornado, two Divine Powers.
Actually, the choice was already quite obvious—right now Zuke didn't need to use the system to bring people out of worlds, so Tornado could be ruled out.
As for Garou version Divine Power, Zuke had just now also used Killer Queen to take Garou's arm, then used "Blackbird Requiem" to devour and obtain it.
So the only thing he could choose was "Ninja King version Divine Power." This was also the one thing Zuke currently temporarily couldn't obtain.
"Ninja King's Divine Power... I recall it observes parallel universes from a higher-dimensional perspective, then interferes with them."
Zuke rubbed his chin thoughtfully—Ninja King would appear in One Punch Man's plot in the chapter after Garou's arc, a character appearing after Garou's arc ended.
That guy was S-Class Rank 1 hero Blast's former teammate. Because he was seduced by God, he became a God Perceiver, possessing quite formidable power.
When Ninja King activated Divine Power, his body vanished into a "higher dimension" area. There, all parallel worlds floated around his body like bubbles.
Ninja King could attack those "bubbles" representing parallel worlds to interfere with the internal space, thus launching attacks like "Dimensional Slash."
It sounded quite impressive, but actually Ninja King couldn't crush those parallel worlds like crushing bubbles—his "interference" was still affected by his own strength.
Otherwise, in the original when he wanted to kill people, he wouldn't need to launch any "Dimensional Slash." He could just reach out and crush the entire parallel world.
His Dimensional Slash launched twice. Each time it failed to actually kill anyone, belonging to thunder with little rain.
Of course, Zuke didn't have much choice either. He couldn't choose another Garou version Divine Power hoping two identical Divine Powers could stack.
After selecting the second option "Divine Power (Ninja King version)," Zuke also breathed a sigh of relief—at least this way, One Punch Man world's mission was also considered complete.
Although the reward wasn't great, there was still some gain. Afterward, Zuke could also test with his strength, to what degree he could interfere with those parallel worlds.
If those "bubbles" really were parallel worlds, then this ability's true use shouldn't just be launching "Dimensional Slash."
That would be too wasteful. There should be some other uses.
After selecting the reward, Zuke lowered his head to look at Garou's corpse on the ground—after death, Garou's starry sky face had faded, returning to his original features.
Since he'd confirmed the mission was complete, Zuke could also revive Garou. He was still someone who kept his word.
"Aren't you curious how to revive him? You can follow along and see."
Zuke grabbed Garou's collar with one hand, lifting him up like an animal, then looked at Sayomaru on the side.
Sayomaru had done quite well with Hero Association work. Zuke also quite trusted this Security Police Squad girl. Letting her see Dragon Balls wasn't inappropriate.
Perhaps afterward, he could even let the Security Police Squad research Dragon Balls? After all, Zuke's mind already contained Dragon Ball-related knowledge. Maybe he could teach the Security Police Squad to research it.
"Eh? Is it okay?"
Hearing this, Sayomaru's face showed a hint of joy—but her joy didn't seem to stem from witnessing the miracle of revival, but rather joy at Zuke trusting her.
Zuke didn't notice the reason for Sayomaru's happiness, only nodding at her, then grabbing Garou and flying out through the large hole in the wall he'd smashed earlier.
Seeing this, Sayomaru quickly followed—although Sayomaru herself couldn't fly, the Security Police Squad had single-person flight devices.
That was like a drone shaped like a bamboo-copter. Sayomaru strapped on the drone, then pursued the departing Zuke.
Because Zuke deliberately slowed his speed somewhat, Sayomaru's drone could barely keep up with Zuke's pace without being left too far behind.
Originally, Sayomaru couldn't leave "King's World's" sphere of influence, but now with Zuke's authorization, Sayomaru could also freely leave Hero Association building.
Before long, Zuke found an empty clearing nearby. It seemed to be a construction site.
Zuke used "Blackbird Requiem" to fix the "result" that no one would come disturb them, then threw Garou's corpse on the ground.
"Revive Garou here?"
Sayomaru also followed Zuke in landing, stowing away her drone at the edge of the clearing, then looking at Garou whom Zuke had casually tossed on the ground.
Because Garou's starry sky face had dispersed, Sayomaru finally saw Garou's features clearly, discovering this guy was Hero Association's wanted criminal—codenamed "Hero Hunter" Garou.
"Speaking of which, why does Garou call you Master?"
"This question—wait until this guy wakes up, then slowly ask him yourself."
Zuke spun his hands, not answering Sayomaru's question—slowly explaining would waste too much time. Better to let Garou answer Sayomaru's doubts himself later.
Under Sayomaru's gaze, Zuke raised his hand. Golden light spread out as two projected Dragon Balls fell from within.
Just before leaving Hero Association, Zuke had already projected two bootleg Dragon Balls. After all, "Projection" ability could only be used within his sphere of influence.
Immediately after, Zuke recited the Dragon-summoning incantation in a language Sayomaru completely couldn't understand.
However, after the incantation finished, the surrounding changes were quite obvious—the sky instantly became pitch-black, as if entering night.
Faintly, noisy voices could be heard in the distance. Probably quite a few ordinary people were scared by this sudden "night."
But because of "Blackbird Requiem's" ability, Zuke didn't need to worry about anyone barging in.
Next, under Sayomaru's shocked gaze, light erupting from the two Dragon Balls shot into the sky, condensing into a divine dragon in mid-air.
"We meet again, Respected Creator."
The bootleg Cyril Planet Shenron spoke, its salamander-like head emitting a deep voice.
"Please state your wish. I will do my utmost to fulfill one wish for you."
Sayomaru seemed not to have reacted yet, while Zuke directly pointed at Garou's corpse lying at his feet:
"Help me revive this guy—you can at least do this, right?"
If this bootleg Shenron couldn't even revive people, Zuke would dismantle this guy.
"Of course, no problem. His corpse is preserved relatively intact, so he can be revived."
Fortunately, the bootleg Shenron didn't drop the ball this time—revival was a basic function for Shenron, naturally no problem.
Of course, for Dragon Balls to revive people, the prerequisite was the corpse must be preserved intact. This was mentioned when Dragon Balls were first used to revive people in the original work.
In Dragon Ball's original work, when Chiaotzu self-destructed against Saiyans with no remains left, to revive him, they first needed Kami to restore his body.
By Dragon Ball Super's later period, when Frieza was revived without anyone to help restore his body, he came back as a pile of flesh chunks.
Zuke had only pierced Garou's heart area and severed one arm. Relatively speaking, it was already quite intact. Reviving him naturally had no obstacles.
To be continued…