He-El brought both Raven and Athena into the He-El Universe.
Athena once again felt the barrier within the He-El Universe that severed connections to one's true body. Excitement inevitably appeared on her face, but she knew this was not the time for it. She suppressed her emotions and looked toward He-El and Raven.
He-El withdrew the finger he had pointed at Raven's brow.
"There's nothing unusual." When He-El had pointed at Raven, he had already used his mental power to scan her several times, yet found nothing abnormal.
His soul-power scan likewise showed no damage to Raven's soul.
Scans with the powers of time and space had also revealed nothing in Raven's past timeline, though logically, that should not have been possible.
Then it was clear that some being had caused Trigon to escape from Raven's body, and that being's existence was automatically smoothed over by the universe.
Time rolled out a red carpet for his path, while space bowed beneath him.
The universe could not bear his nobility; his figure could not leave behind even the slightest trace within it.
What kind of being was that?
Even He-El was startled by his own speculation.
That being's status might have been so exalted that, within the DC universe, he was an exceedingly rare and noble supreme existence.
He-El's heart abruptly sank.
The newcomer was clearly an immensely powerful being. If he wished to meet He-El, he should have been able to do so immediately.
Yet for some reason, He-El had not seen him.
Could he be hiding in some corner and observing me? He-El guessed.
But he soon felt that this was possible. Still, given the vast disparity between them, observing him might merely be entertainment for that being.
Like how it felt amusing as a child to watch ants