The Monitor's heart jolted. Batman Dragon had started killing, and even he had not anticipated it.
For Batman Dragon, killing people had a far greater impact on him than it did on ordinary DC Multiverse beings, because he came from the Dark Multiverse, a flawed universe created by the World Forger.
The creatures of the Dark Multiverse were already far quicker and more prone to corruption than those of the Prime Universe. Yet Batman had crossed that boundary just like that, without the slightest hesitation, and without even attempting to use some means of evasion. What he was doing was bound to bring about terrifying consequences.
"Damn it. Why has he started acting stupid?"
The Sixth-Dimensional God thought silently as he rapidly calculated which heroes Batman Dragon had killed. Yes, that was right. He had used the Omega Beams to banish them into the Infinite Parallel Universes, but with the World Forger's influence, even the lowest-level attack would result in death.
The World Forger was shaping the future of the Over-Time Stream. What should he do?
The Monitor was growing restless. He was now facing a crossroads. Should he expose himself to help Batman Dragon, weave a destiny in which "no one would die," and save the heroes struck by Batman Dragon's Omega Sanction?
Or should he allow Batman Dragon to fall into corruption, then pray that he could use him to complete his own plan before he completely became a villain?
No. Batman Dragon could not be allowed to fail. The Monitor ultimately made his decision. But this time was different from the last. If possible, he did not want to leave so soon. During the Infinite Earths Crisis, he had dared to die at Lara's hands because he had already successfully fixed the future of the Over-Time Stream,