More than a hundred years after the Infinity War began.
Thanos could sense that Darkseid's capacity for war had nearly reached its limit.
The Parademons were arriving more slowly, and Darkseid's subordinates and sons appeared less often.
That meant either his forces had exhausted their resources, or something had gone wrong back home.
And considering how many thousands, perhaps even tens of thousands, of years Darkseid had spent building his power in the DC Universe,
Thanos thought the latter was more likely.
After all, Darkseid had enemies in the DC Universe.
There was his brother Izaya, a fellow leader of the New Gods of Apokolips, as well as his archenemy Clark, Superman.
Of course, he didn't mean an ordinary Superman. He meant Golden Superman or Thought Robot.
As for Silver Superman, Thanos dismissed him entirely. He didn't believe Silver Superman could stand against Darkseid.
Official descriptions might have portrayed Silver Superman as incredibly powerful and invincible, but his feats amounted to destroying Blue Star with a sneeze or carrying it for five days and sweating only a single drop.
Feats that underwhelming meant Silver Superman could never reach Multiversal Level.
Thanos himself could destroy a universe with a sneeze now.
Blue Star was such a tiny thing that its mass probably fell short of a single hair on his body.
Only Golden Superman, who had crossed the Source Wall, or Thought Robot, who had defeated Monitor, might qualify as Darkseid's opponent.
If his guess was right, should he attack?
As he gazed at Darkseid across an immeasurable distance, countless possibilities flashed through his mind.
In the end, he stayed put and continued studying the Taotie Law.
This might be the perfect chance to kill Darkseid, but why should he get involved in the DC Universe's affairs?
The system had given