God of War Batman was currently facing an awkward situation.
Here was what happened: he had brought his girlfriend, Wonder Woman, who had already lost her divine powers, back to the Main Universe.
Thomas and Martha had been overjoyed. They had always liked Diana's personality, and it was a pity that Main Universe Batman and Wonder Woman had never sparked anything between them. Since there was such good news from another universe, they naturally did everything they could to provide the best possible conditions.
The most important thing now was helping Diana restore her divine power. However, after Diana discussed it with her brother, the Fire God, they concluded that her demigod bloodline had not disappeared; it had merely run out of energy. And because she had consumed too much, she had completely overdrawn the energy her bloodline could provide. Supply could no longer keep up with consumption, so she naturally appeared unable to use divine power.
Therefore, the most urgent task was finding enough energy to fill the gap left by her missing divine power. As long as they could send the first trickle of water into that dried-up stream, her demigod bloodline would naturally begin functioning again and provide the rest of the energy.
For ordinary people, there were naturally two ways to seek energy: magic or science. God of War Batman chose the latter, because he was thoroughly sick of magic.
Batman had, of course, been researching projects like Artificial Suns. But so far, they were neither part of mainstream human science nor Batman's primary field of study. To obtain such immense energy through science, Batman needed deeper research.
But now, all the machines in the Batcave were running at full capacity to investigate the mysterious blood. There was simply no spare capacity to help God of