The idea was simple enough.
Stormfront said, "If we really can't kill it, we could find a way to send it into space and exile it to the depths of the universe."
Against the vastness of the universe, a single life was no more than dust.
Unfortunately, Ryan knew Doomsday was different. The monster had yet to develop spatial abilities, but once it did, it would be capable of traveling through space on a planetary scale.
Exiling it into space was no different from Ryan's current plan to contain Doomsday with the Gravity Seal. Both merely postponed the inevitable.
Ryan answered Stormfront bluntly. "That's an idea, but it won't work. Keep researching it, though. You might find a viable strategy."
Stormfront began to grasp just how extraordinary a creature Doomsday was. She brushed back her hair. "How can a monster like that even exist?"
"Because it came from Krypton, I guess."
Ryan sighed, and Stormfront sighed with him. She had been working so hard for the future of Supes.
Doomsday's appearance hung over her like a sword, forcing her to focus all her attention on it.
After all, the future of Supes and money alike meant nothing in the face of a threat that could destroy the world.
If the world was reduced to ruins, what future could Supes possibly have?
Stormfront did not want to imagine Doomsday breaking free of Ryan's restraints and turning the beautiful Blue Planet into a wasteland, leaving everyone to play Real-Life Radiation together.
Feeling the pressure, she said goodbye to Ryan and went to consult the relevant people about concrete plans and approaches.
That left only Homelander and Ryan.
They walked down a corridor lined with relief carvings of The Seven.
The lifelike carvings recorded the team's history.
Among them were Lamplighter, who had