I was The Batman Who Laughs.
Well, how should I put it? I had basically planned for most of the problems I could think of, and guided them...
into the shape I wanted. Even if a few things slipped through, I could quickly make up for them through other means. In the end, everything still developed in the direction I wanted. But no matter how you looked at it, things were moving far too quickly.
The Nameless Old Dragon's meddling had caused a massive deviation in my plans, sending everything completely askew into other situations I had previously anticipated and could still accept.
But now, the only problem was...
Things had veered just a little too far out of control, for both me and the Nameless Old Dragon. Although I didn't know the Nameless Old Dragon's exact plan, I could still be certain that, whatever he had originally intended, he hadn't truly meant to kill Supergirl Kara and then let the Anti-Monitor escape upstream through the Over-Time Stream.
And the simplest problem was precisely this: after he let the Anti-Monitor escape, of the three key factors that would bring the Infinite Earths Crisis to completion, only Old Superman remained. The reality of the entire DC Multiverse was also tied to him alone like a fishing line. The moment he made any unusual move, everything could collapse with a pop.
You see, all of this was the Nameless Old Dragon's doing. It was the funniest joke of all. Who exactly was the supervillain here?
Everything collapsed rapidly like a row of dominoes, and none of it had anything to do with me.
Sometimes, I couldn't understand how the Nameless Old Dragon planned to deal with the Anti-Monitor escaping from upstream in the Over-Time Stream.
Even if the Anti-Monitor could drive away