Boom!!!!
In a corner of the Over-Time Stream, the world trembled beneath a sunset of molten gold.
Beneath the eternal sunset, the guardian of the DC Multiverse—the emergency self-rescue protocol of the Over-Time Stream, known as the Thought Robot—pounded the roaring "Dark Monitor," Mandrakk, so hard that his head bent backward onto his spine.
But in the next moment, the monster who had fallen after drinking the Celestial Blood produced by [Mother of the Multiverse Perpetua] grabbed both of the Thought Robot's arms again and let out a sinister laugh:
"Ke heh heh heh..."
But in the next moment, the Thought Robot broke free of his attack.
Time froze at that instant. The Thought Robot tore open a rift in the Over-Time Stream and, at the height of his power, was about to charge into its downstream.
He had done this before. After the Batman Dragon had caused a huge disturbance on Earth-15, another Thought Robot, at the [moment before annihilating himself after killing his enemy], had once torn through the Over-Time Stream to stabilize it.
But now, after that accident, the Over-Time Stream had hemorrhaged a second time. He had no choice but to leave from the [moment before annihilating himself] and repair the downstream of the Over-Time Stream.
This would certainly drain his power and ultimately affect the established fact on the Over-Time Stream that [the Thought Robot and Mandrakk would annihilate each other], but the Thought Robot had no other choice.
He had to leave the history he guarded and rescue the downstream from its crisis. Yet at that moment, he saw a gigantic blue figure appear before him.
"Doctor Manhattan," the Thought Robot said. "You shouldn't stop me."
If the Thought Robot had emotions, he would certainly have sensed that something was wrong. But he did