"Mr. Wang, your warning came just in time, but I have a question. Why did you only warn me? Why not Mary and Diana?"
Superman asked in confusion. He sensed some deep malice behind this.
"Exactly. Why didn't you warn us? Andrew, did you switch teams halfway through?"
Mary added, "If that's really the case, I offer you both my blessing on Diana's behalf. I'm absolutely heartbroken."
"You look lovely when you're heartbroken—all smiles. Also, don't speak on my behalf without asking."
Diana rolled her eyes. Andrew sighed and said, "Superman, the truth often hurts."
"I think I know what the truth is."
Superman grumbled, then asked, "Mr. Wang, which monster is planning to use a Psychic Crystal on me? I'll deal with him first."
"It's the Doomsday on your left with spots on his forehead. You're a grown-up Superman now. Deal with him yourself."
Andrew said, "Diana, Mary, be careful too. Don't let a nasty surprise bring you down."
"Don't worry. Once we're on guard, something like that can't possibly catch us out."
Mary and Diana spoke confidently. They weren't like a certain invincible Superman who was constantly getting kidnapped or controlled.
Having settled that matter, Andrew instructed Flash, "Flash, bring me an intact monster head. Don't let anyone notice."
"A monster head? Sure."
Flash paused, then turned to scan the battlefield. Soon, he spotted a monster head floating beyond the fighting. Delighted, he immediately streaked over, picked it up, and delivered it to the Space Shuttle.
Andrew wasted no time. He took out the Memory Display, placed it on the monster's head, and searched its memories.
The monster's memories were simple: birth, experiments, abandonment, freezing. By the time it woke again, it was already in this stretch of space.
It had no memories of being transported because it