"If no one has any objections, I'll chair this Radiance Alliance meeting. There's no need to go into great detail about the conflict between the two greater worlds; I'm sure everyone has already heard about it. There are two main points for discussion: how to resist external threats, and how to guard against internal ones."
Charles's voice was always soothing. He began laying out the plan in an orderly fashion. Clearly, the Mutants had done their homework in this area as well. The Andromeda galaxy had been under development for quite some time, and although they had achieved rather impressive results, the birth of four Omega-level young Mutants had made the once vast and empty Andromeda galaxy seem very small. If they did not find those four a bigger stage soon, then once they all turned into crazy teenagers, their universe would truly suffer.
"I believe we should use our strengths to strike at their weaknesses," Charles continued. "Batman may be extremely intelligent and skilled at strategy, but physically, he is only an ordinary human. Without external assistance, he cannot even fight in space. Therefore, we should focus on military confrontation, especially combat in outer space. That would greatly weaken Batman's capabilities."
"I have a question," Stark said. "Batman is the only one in the Justice League who isn't good at space combat, and the others aren't to be underestimated either—especially Superman. How are we supposed to deal with him?"
"As far as I know, Superman needs a yellow sun to exert his full strength. Then we simply won't fight them in the Solar System. We'll find a place with only a red giant, or no star at all. Even if they can fly back to the Solar System to recharge, it will take them a long time, preventing them