"You infiltrated the space station?" Schiller asked.
Superman nodded. Schiller continued, "Jarvis didn't detect you?"
"He couldn't detect me." Superman shook her head again. "This can't even be considered an infiltration. I don't need to pass through layers of firewalls. I can modify things directly."
"Is that the power of magic?"
"It's the power of life." Superman lifted her coffee cup for a sip, then continued, "Any primal power of the universe can directly alter programs with lower permissions than itself."
"But the space station isn't alive."
"That is precisely why I can give it life."
Schiller narrowed his eyes. He realized that Ultron's mysterious lover had become somewhat different. Creating Intelligent Life? Did she truly possess such immense power?
"What is the person Batman had us take from the space station for?"
"He isn't important here, but his absence there is important."
The words were somewhat roundabout, but Schiller understood immediately. "Batman sent someone to infiltrate Earth? How did he manage that? Wouldn't the magical defense network stop him?"
Schiller knew very well that Earth's magical defense network in the Central Universe was exceptionally powerful. It could monitor every living thing that passed through it, and no disguise could fool it. That was why they had never set their sights on Earth. Otherwise, he would have found himself another job at S.H.I.E.L.D.
As far as he knew, there was no one on the DC side capable of sneaking in. Not even Clayface, renowned for shapeshifting, could do it; he would be identified instantly. And once the sorcerers detected such intentions, they would guard the magical defense network even more closely, leaving no further opportunities. So if they made a move, it had to succeed.
In other words, Batman must have been absolutely certain before sending someone to infiltrate the