Seeing Raven begin to lose control, Zatanna hurriedly reminded her, "Raven, don't let anger control you."
"I know."
Raven nodded with difficulty. Then something occurred to her, and she said, "It's a shame I don't know Trigon's Dark Shadow. Otherwise, this would be easy. We could control the zerg and make them kill each other."
"Once we deal with Trigon, maybe you will."
Seeing more and more bugs arrive, Zatanna gritted her teeth, took out a precious gem, and cast a spell to summon monsters from a pocket dimension to help fight them.
Being a magic consultant really wasn't easy. Not only did she have to risk her life, she had to pay out of her own pocket.
Alice controlled a group of armed robots, clearing out bugs alongside Zatanna and the others. Unfortunately, there hadn't been much time, and the authorities wouldn't allow too many robots to be produced, so their numbers were limited.
Barbara left rescuing people to the others and hunted bugs alone in the streets. She was faster than the bugs, so it wasn't particularly difficult for her.
After a while, Hancock's slightly irritated voice came over the communicator. "There are too many bugs. We're killing them too slowly. Help me find the zerg leader.
"I've watched plenty of movies. Zerg usually have a collective consciousness. As long as we take out the leader, we can deal with all the bugs."
"Saving the world by watching movies?"
Zatanna and Raven were rather speechless. Still, they didn't refuse Hancock's request and used magic to divine the zerg leader's location.
Unfortunately, both Zatanna and Raven failed. A strange energy surrounded the zerg leader, rendering all divination useless.
After some thought, Alice used satellites to monitor the entire city. Unfortunately, she couldn't find the target either.
There was nothing