Basil Looks for a "Trash Can"

"Master." Upon realizing that he had become a mortal, Zo El immediately cowered.

He considers himself a god, the future ruler of this Life Planet near the Yellow Sun, and cannot accept becoming a mortal.

He would rather lose himself and become like Zod.

"I'm here because of Kara. She's coming," Basil said. "You have to be a father, but you can't have the power."

"Kara?" Zo El asked, puzzled.

The Crystal he created, which stored his life and the sister-in-law he secretly loved, is in Kara's spaceship.

He and Laura have both been resurrected and have escaped the Crystal.

Kara inside the spaceship should have already been removed from the spaceship's life support system.

"I only obtained the Crystal," Basil said. "The ship's energy is about to run out, and Kara, who is in a state of Time Stop, will be thawed."

"Brainiac?" Zoe asked.

He disregarded his brother's achievements and believed that only Brainiac could have done it.

Brainiac is the nanobot who destroyed Krypton with Zod. He has the ability to self-replicate and possesses extremely high intelligence.

In the TV series, it was because Clark had collected Philosopher's Stones and recreated Fortress of Solitude that it sensed the presence of the Lonely Fortress and came to Clark's side in the form of a spaceship, but it was too late.

In the comics, it is also the Destroyer of Krypton.

Born on Colu, created by a scientist, it possesses the highest level of intelligence, level twelve, as depicted in the comics.

Then, like most artificial intelligence in movies, it went out of control, took over the Colu, and then traveled through and conquered and destroyed planet after planet, including Superman's home planet, Krypton.

They enjoy collecting cities, shrinking them down to collect them, and observing their movements.

But in this world.

It was created by Kryptonian scientist Dax Yoel.

Even Dax Jol is still alive.

He felt remorse for creating Brainiac, and to atone for his sins, he came to Earth, put on the Blue Kryptonite Ring, and became a mortal.

It also escaped the fate of being destroyed along with Krypton.

"It truly belongs to me now, and is under my control," Basil said. "Brainiac."

"I am here." Dotty light flashed in the surrounding Crystal, coalescing into a human figure.

"After Joe Al left, she became the smart steward of this fortress," Basil said. "Let Zo Al leave and go where he belongs."

"No!" Zoe, who had intended to build rapport through conversation, vanished instantly.

"That was just now..." Diana looked in surprise at the spot where Zo El had disappeared.

She did not perceive any extraordinary energy from it.

"Fortress of Solitude and Blackonia are both products of Kryptonian technology," Basil said. "Kryptonian technology is practically magic."

"The Fortress of Solitude can perform any magical operation you can imagine, such as traveling to parallel worlds, time reversal, resurrection, and genetic modification."

Thinking of this, Basil couldn't help but curse Joe Al again.

In the original timeline, this grand and Fortress of Solitude was used entirely to torment her own son.

The variety is fresh and constantly evolving.

Revive Lana without specifying the cost.

This nearly led to Lois's death, and in the end Old Kent sacrificed himself in her place.

Occasionally, Kryptonian gadgets will refresh at Kent Farm.

For example, the mirror that travels to a parallel world causes Clark to be replaced by Clark, who is adopted by Leno Luthor in a parallel world.

When Clark really wanted to use it properly, he couldn't.

Sometimes they even pretend to be destroyed.

As a result, Clark's powers were stripped away with a single sentence and given to his daughter-in-law, granting her Superman trial card.

"Hoo." Thinking of this, Basil couldn't help but take a deep breath.

He wanted to summon Jor-El right now, rip off the belt, and whip him until he spun like a top.

But for the sake of his cheap mother, he gave up the idea.

"Basil?" Diana noticed his brief displeasure.

"It's nothing, I just thought of someone I really hate, someone I really hate." Basil waved his hand to indicate that it had nothing to do with her.

"Joe Al." Death saw through everything.

"Huh? Isn't he Basil's father in this world?" Diana asked, puzzled. Having no father of her own, she viewed her father through a lens of romanticized notion.

It's like she's read the complete Greek Mythology and knows how lustful Zeus is, but she still gloriously separates the Zeus in the story from her father, Zeus.

"Sometimes pretending not to know is a form of politeness," Basil squinted.

"Just like you, who clearly knows everything and can do everything, yet still limits yourself?" Death was extremely respectful, like a student to a teacher.

She wanted to learn from Basil, the true god from beyond the origin who arrived from the Wall of Origin.

"You can do anything in your own field. I just have a broader 'field' than all of yours," Basil said.

He was relatively patient with death.

It's not just because of her current anime/manga image.

More importantly, because she is sensible and has a good sense of propriety.

She even took the initiative to clean up after him, avoiding some trouble.

Now, only death is present before him, and that is proof.

"By the way, I'm only moving around in this Cosmic Cluster, so I don't count as leaving, right?" He now wants to find someone to vent his anger on.

Death nodded, its large pink eyes sparkling with curious Starlight. "Cosmic Cluster? Is that what our Multiverse is called?"

"Multiverse? Only a combination of multiple Cosmic Cluster can be considered Multiverse," Basil said.

He looked at Diana, "Next, we will see one of you."

"One of me?" Diana couldn't help but feel a little longing.

The other one must also be very beautiful, generous, and lovely.

"Are you me?"

Metropolis.

As everyone stared nervously at Clark, whose eyes were vacant and who had just been resurrected, a female voice filled with doubt and shock suddenly rang out from behind them.

Wonder Woman instinctively turned her head.

Before her stood a beautiful woman who was two meters tall.

For some reason, she subconsciously felt a slight liking for her. "Who are you?"

High in the sky.

Zod and the dead Basil followed behind, looking down.

"Diana must have been very disappointed to see herself like this."

The converging of the universe's uniqueness not only made Diana truly unique in the universe, but also took away the beauty of Diana from other universes.

Dianas from other universes tend to be more tomboyish.

Like Captain Carter.

"Everything is taken care of," he said to the Kryptonian maid who had suddenly appeared.

"Yes." The Kryptonian maid nodded. "I left behind a clone of Brainiac."

She was sent out to guard Themyscira.

To prevent Steppenwolf, who came to Themyscira for the Mother Box, from wreaking havoc.

As for the timing, Steppenwolf should have already obtained the Mother Box held by the Amazons and started the Carnage by this time, but this was not a problem for the Kryptonian handmaid carrying Brainiac.

Time travel was easy for Nick, who had access to the technology vault of Fortress of Solitude.

As long as certain established rules are preserved, such as letting Steppenwolf take the Mother Box.

Although this universe's Themyscira has nothing to do with Basil, and is mostly populated by middle-aged women, it is full of political correctness.

But he didn't want to upset Diana.

Since we're already here, we might as well help them out.

Of course, he did more than just that.

"I really want to see what happens when I meet Batman."

Batman and his team were unaware of what was happening in the sky.

They were surprised and wary of the sudden appearance of strangers.

Because Cyborg asked, "How did you get here?"

Batman, whose mind is more cunning than Superman's hair follicles, immediately realized Diana's extraordinary nature.

Even Cyborg had merged with the Mother Box, didn't notice, and this occurred during Clark's resurrection, a crucial stage in his life.

Right now, aside from the Flash who is unaware of the problem...

At Batman's signal, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, Cyborg had already subtly surrounded Diana.

"Wow," Diana squinted, "If it weren't for me, you would have been fighting with, uh, this Clark Kent, by now."

"Hey, you."

Cyborg pointed to himself.

"The Mother Box you possess originates from Apokolips, and it reacts to threatening forces, especially those of Kryptonians."

"You should thank, no, you should all thank, especially you, the guy with the cat-ear mask and the exposed chin."

"Are you showing your chin because you're afraid the police will mistake you for a Black person and shoot you?"

Diana kept smacking her lips.

She wasn't without resentment towards Basil for having other women, and now it all came out at once.

"A very interesting idea. My city may be full of crime, but it doesn't have racial discrimination," Batman said.

He didn't notice that as his voice rang out, Clark, who had been blankly scanning his surroundings, suddenly locked onto him.

"Watch out," Wonder Woman warned.

The glittering Lasso of Truth wrapped around Clark's arm.

This lasso not only allows the bound person to speak the truth, but also to convey their innermost thoughts.

Because Cyborg didn't strike first this time, Clark's emotions calmed down a bit.

Diana previously referred to Superman as Clark, an Earthly name.

Wonder Woman's original line, "Carl -El, the last son of Krypton, remember who you are," is changed to, "Clark Kent, son of Martha."

This statement is extremely useful.

Especially Martha.

"I am." Clark's eyes instantly cleared.

However, this time Batman seemed to know Clark very well, saying, "Clark, don't—"

Batman is locked on again.

The Lasso of Truth was stretched taut, Wonder Woman pushed off the ground with her legs, and the Heat Vision focused on Clark's eyes, causing them to redden.

You fucking—

What are you doing, causing trouble?!

Wonder Woman almost cursed.

Cyborg, Aquaman, the Flash all secretly resented Batman for causing trouble.

The old policeman in the background who drew his gun, and the soldier who picked up a machine gun, seemed ready to fire directly at Batman.

However, Wonder Woman's 'Martha' did have some effect.

The Heat Vision did not shoot out.

He broke free of his restraints and appeared in front of Batman in a flash, lifting him up by the chin. "Will you bleed if you don't let me live or die?"

Batman looked around; no one intervened.

The Flash, looking nervously at his opponent, glanced at the ground and whistled.

"Oh dear, it wouldn't be good to damage Batman's precious brain. Here, have a gift."

As an unfamiliar voice appeared, a bald head rolled down beside Superman's legs.

"Luthor, Lex Luthor ~" Even though he had lost his memory and no longer had his long, Luthor hair, Clark still recognized the owner of the head at a glance.

"You killed him!" Batman, ignoring his jaw about to shatter, glared at the newcomer with a vicious look, as if his own father had died.

"Who is he? Batman's relative?" The Flash asked curiously, sneaking around.

"Lex Luthor, the culprit who created Doomsday, nearly destroyed the Earth, and forced Clark to sacrifice himself," Wonder Woman replied.

"He wasn't executed?" The Flash was so surprised he almost jumped up.

"No, legal judgment has no effect on someone as important as him," Wonder Woman said. "He only went to prison symbolically. But Batman arranged for him to go to the most terrifying and secure prison— Arkham Asylum."

"Living like this is less desirable for Luthor than being dead."

"But this unknown man, who seemed to have Aphrodite's blessing, was clearly very dissatisfied with this."

Aphrodite, the name of the goddess of beauty.

This represents the highest praise Wonder Woman from the Greek pantheon, could bestow upon this man's appearance.

The one who deserves this title is Basil.

He chose four trash cans to vent his emotions.

Lex Luthor, who shares the same name as his best friend, and Batman, the Steppenwolf who hasn't appeared in the story yet, are all Darkseid in the film.

Clark fell into a brief silence because of Luthor's head.

Batman, whose head was still in Clark's large hand, finally regained his senses. "You're hostile towards me. You're in cahoots with that dark-haired beauty who just appeared."

"Of course." Basil smiled, revealing his bright white teeth. "Because I also have a name, Clark Kent."

He pulled out something that was clearly kryptonite, put it in his mouth, and swallowed it with a crunching sound, like chewing broad beans.

"Of course, that's not all."

"The Joker, who should have been responsible for your actions, caused the death of pregnant Lois."

"The Joker in this world doesn't have the ability to be resurrected in someone else's body after he dies."

"But you wouldn't let Clark kill him."

"Instead, the Joker will be imprisoned in Arkham, where he has escaped nearly a hundred times."

"Ultimately, this led to Clark taking advantage of Darkseid's vulnerability, resulting in the destruction of Earth."

"Didn't you say Arkham was the most secure and terrifying place?" The Flash nudged Wonder Woman with his elbow. "If Luthor hadn't been killed, would he have escaped too?"

"Yes." Basil turned his head.

The Flash was startled.

"Clark is indeed a threat." Batman seemed to only hear that sentence, then continued to summarize on his own, "You come from another universe. Perhaps you even possess the ability to Prophecy. Killed Lois? The Joker is dissatisfied with me? Have I neglected Gotham for other reasons?"

They didn't notice at all that Clark's eyes had lit up red again.

Everyone else noticed.

Cyborg hesitated, wondering whether to make a move.

Aquaman yawned.

"That sounds like a jerk," The Flash said. "Or we could..." He made a beheading gesture.

Of course, he only said it, but he had already made a running motion.

However, he saw Wonder Woman nod.