"What?" The Blond Man spotted Roland and looked as though he had seen a ghost. "Oh no!"
"Traitor, surrender!" Roland charged forward and yanked the Blond Man down.
"Argh!" The Blond Man still tried to resist, holding up a cobalt-blue gem and unleashing roaring blue flames. "Stay away from me!"
"You still dare to resist!" Lola flew forward and gathered the blue flames in her hand. "Magnetic Field Sky Lock, get in here!"
Lola rolled the sky full of blue flames into a small ball and sealed it away.
"Fuck, you dared to steal my family's throne!" Moon punched and kicked the Blond Man mercilessly.
"Get him!" Roland and Lola joined the fray, surrounding the Blond Man and kicking him.
"Um—which side should we help?" The Flash pondered.
"I think we should help these righteous rebels resisting Roland's evil rule," Batman suggested.
"Good point." Everyone nodded.
"Huh?" Roland walked over, dragging the Blond Man with him. "What are you talking about? Aren't we on the same side?"
"We're here to protect the world," Superman said. "And you're the world's ruler."
"Exactly, so shouldn't you protect my empire and eliminate these rebels and traitors?" Roland said with perfect conviction.
Superman suddenly began questioning his duties as a superhero.
"Let's go. It's time to rescue my children," The Flash urged the others.
"No need." Lola made a phone call on the spot. "Hello—yes, we've rescued Barry—mm-hmm, the Cobalt Blue situation is resolved too. Send those two Allens back."
"What—is going on?" The Flash froze.
"This was our earlier arrangement, having your children fake their deaths—well, it wasn't exactly faking their deaths. They were both sent to Hell," Lola said. "That way, Cobalt Blue's prophecy couldn't come true either."
"So that's what happened." The Flash nodded. "Then all we need to do is