And it was precisely because of Carol's arrogance that Atticus had been given another chance. It made him reflect bitterly on his mistakes and decide to strengthen Doomsday, to recreate the glory of that very first Doomsday born back then.
As an Earthling, Atticus had experienced no small number of supernatural incidents. On top of that, he himself had been part of Earth's upper echelon, or he never would have controlled the technology of the Doomsday Legion. Because of that, Atticus knew very well the gap between the Doomsday Legion and the very first Doomsday born back then.
That first Doomsday had truly killed Superman, Clark. It was just unknown why Clark had come back to life several years after dying.
Even though Atticus knew that a large part of Doomsday's ability to kill Clark back then had been thanks to Kryptonite, it was still enough to show how powerful that Doomsday had been.
In particular, that Doomsday's vitality was simply not something this Doomsday Legion could compare to. If the Doomsday Legion had possessed that kind of vitality, even if they had not been Carol's match, at the very least they would not have been slaughtered so effortlessly by her.
Fortunately, Atticus had already mastered the Doomsday Legion technology. He quickly created another batch of the Doomsday Legion, only this time he did not send them out to conquer everywhere again. Instead, he began searching for an opportunity.
The universe was vast and filled with endless possibilities. In the end, perhaps by coincidence, perhaps through perseverance, Atticus succeeded. He created a Doomsday that could evolve and possessed self-awareness—and that Doomsday was himself!
Yes. After studying it in depth, Atticus discovered that it was completely impossible to control a Doomsday with self-awareness. So in order to better control this power,