"Tenth Metal, Element X?" Hephaestus looked at the Mother Box. "Of course I can work with those. I didn't expect you to have anything this good."
"The question is what kind of weapon to make." Wonder Woman thought for a moment, then asked the others, "Any ideas?"
The Flash and Superman shook their heads. Neither of them used weapons.
"How about armor?" Batman suggested. "I once came up with a design that would let me stand toe-to-toe with the most powerful beings."
"The Hellbat?" Roland remembered the armor everyone hyped as the strongest ever made.
"Oh? Did Batman from another world tell you about it, or was that your power of prophecy?" Batman had grown used to the way Roland talked.
"Heh..." Roland only smiled.
"One suit of armor won't use up this much material. You have enough artifacts here to build several armored vehicles," Hephaestus said. "Think bigger."
Everyone turned to Green Lantern. Imagination was how he fought.
"How about a fighter jet?" Green Lantern suggested.
"Forget it. Everyone knows you've crashed more planes than Roland," Batman said, shaking his head. Hal Jordan was known as "the best and most expensive pilot in America." His flying skills were outstanding, but his love of taking risks meant he crashed planes all the time.
"Hey, come on. Don't go making things up."
"Heh heh..."
"Actually, I have an idea," Roland said. "Could you make Mecha? The kind where seven combine into one for the final form—the Seven-Person Combination."
"Let me think..."
Hephaestus considered it. "In theory, yes. But why would one Mecha need so many people to operate it?"
"If I ever manage to draw Eva, I'll explain it to you then," Roland said. "Or whoever forms the main body could operate it, and the rest could just shout along. It's