First Lantern was brimming with ambition.
He was going to change the future of the Over-Time Stream once again, just as he had done before.
People often built up confidence through success. That was why those who succeeded often always seemed so dazzling.
They never doubted whether they could truly obtain what they wanted. He was just... well, you know.
He simply went ahead and did it.
"Good."
He looked delightedly at Batman Dragon, who had appeared before him.
"You should have already gone to see the Anti-Monitor. Did it work?"
"Yes, it worked."
He saw Batman Dragon give a steady nod.
"Good."
First Lantern forcibly suppressed his delight. Victory was within reach.
He asked, "How many times did you try?"
"Uh, about two times, I guess." He heard Batman Dragon say this.
"Two times?" First Lantern asked. "How did you come back the first time?"
"We entered the Multiverse Merge, but Supreme Superboy came after us. We were a little too slow."
"Wait, Supreme Superboy still came after us?"
"No, what I mean is that our plan worked. Supreme Superboy no longer blocked us directly like that, but we moved too slowly and he still caught up with us."
First Lantern heard Batman Dragon say, "It won't be like that when we go in this time."
"Good." First Lantern nodded.
"Let's go," he said.
He was so excited that his body even began to glow. The strands of veins across him lit up his entire body like lightbulbs.
The colorful power of the Emotional Spectrum surged through him, casting his entire body in dazzling radiance.
"Wait. We shouldn't rush in so hastily."
But he heard Batman Dragon say, "The future of the Over-Time Stream was temporarily destroyed, and we've also returned to our current state."
He continued, "If we