In the blink of an eye, those black dots spread across the sky, blocking out the halo of the blood-red star as piercing shrieks filled the cosmic dust of this strange star system.
Shane did not even need to see clearly what those things were.
In the comics, Apokolips always used the same three tactics when invading most planets: first, the Parademon Legion would sweep the ground clean; then the Dark Elite Corps would descend. If neither worked, Darkseid's three-dimensional avatar would personally enter the fray.
But Shane, who was relatively familiar with this part of the story, knew that Darkseid's avatar reincarnation process in this universe had been shattered ahead of time by his Monarch counterpart.
After that, the Dark Side Club was probably acting under the guidance of that so-called strategist, Virman Vundabar, trying to use the Amazo Virus from another universe to accomplish something.
Ever since he had figured out that the mastermind behind it all was connected to Apokolips, everything had become crystal clear.
The Amazo Virus in the original work did not have the ability to draw out the darkness in people's hearts. Combined with the names Dark Side Club and Darkseid himself, anyone could guess what would happen next.
Virman Vundabar wanted to kill two birds with one stone. While ambushing Shane and carrying him off in a blitz attack, he would wait until enough people had been infected before using the modified virus as a medium to resurrect Darkseid.
However, even though they had been hiding in the shadows and striking at an unsuspecting target, the Olympian gods, as an Old God faction, had entered the field. Not only had they protected Shane, but they had once again foiled this scheme.
Although Apokolips, which called itself a New God faction, surely had other