"You're making a body for the Electronic Life too?" Lex Luthor frowned. He wasn't surprised that they had such a plan; after all, smart people around the world tended to think alike. Batman had surely considered it too: to drag the hidden Electronic Life into the open, they had to make it attach itself to something physical, giving it a weakness.
What he didn't understand was whether Batman really needed to make such a huge production out of it. Bringing scientists over from other universes to build the Electronic Life a body? Was he serious?
After thinking it over, Lex realized this didn't seem like something Batman would do. He might have thought of a plan like "give the Electronic Life a body and force it out," but he wouldn't carry it out. It was too aggressive and too risky.
Batman couldn't exactly be called a conservative, but when making plans, he had a habit of overthinking. Giving the Electronic Life a body might lure it out, but all they could kill would be that one segment of electromagnetic waves. What if it had backups?
There was another issue. Without a body, it might hide well, but it couldn't cause too much trouble either—at most, it could cut off the power. But with a body, things would be different. Especially if that mechanical body was strong enough, they would be creating a living nightmare for themselves.
So Lex was inclined to believe this wasn't Batman's plan. Could it be that these two mad scientists from another universe had come up with it themselves?
But that didn't quite make sense either. They had no reason to harm Batman, and besides, wasn't a body of this caliber a little too excessive?
Lex stared at the body secured to the mech frame, his