"If the one on the other side is a Lex Luthor from another world, I think you'd better not act rashly."
Batman's voice came through the earpiece, preemptively vetoing Reverse Flash's idea of continuing toward the next timeline.
"But how much longer can the Flash wait?"
Seeing Reverse Flash open his mouth as if to speak, Shane directly helped him voice the words in his heart.
"No, strictly speaking, the Flash will be temporarily fine for now, but if the two of you rush in recklessly, you'll trap yourselves instead."
Batman tapped the screen. With Cyborg and Oracle's help, his data analysis of the other world was moving at lightning speed.
The Batcomputer showed that those meaningless, intertwined temporal structures had already been bundled down to just a few remaining ones.
"Luthor should already be aware of some intelligence on the two of you. From the data we've captured, the opponent has already retracted most of the temporary timelines. This energy-saving move will give the Flash a temporary respite."
"But if you charge directly into the next time node, what greets you will definitely be a highly targeted trap."
Shane felt a bit strange.
"Then what can we do if we go back, give the other side more and sufficient time to prepare?"
Hearing this, Reverse Flash, who initially hadn't agreed with Batman's opinion, let out a helpless sigh and beckoned to Shane.
"Time doesn't work that way. The time the opponent can utilize in the true reality has only had one fixed value from beginning to end and won't change."
As a university professor obsessed with the Speed Force in the future, Reverse Flash couldn't help explaining to Shane while drawing shapes in the air with both hands.
Those red bolts of lightning were kept lingering in the air