"Take the Justice League away?"
Brad raised an eyebrow. "Isn't that a little too broad? Do you mean specific people, or...
..."
"I'm not just talking about the First Universe. I mean taking away all the information related to the Justice League, just as you did with Manhattan."
"Including Batman?"
Brad thought the first Batman had an ulterior motive: he wanted to use this opportunity to remove the batman meme from the DC universe.
Yet the first Batman shook his head, indicating that he didn't mind. "If you simply extract the Justice League, you can only take Bruce Wayne. I can't leave. Memes cannot exist in a real universe."
"Why?"
Brad was curious. The bat meme aggregate looked no different from an ordinary living being. By all rights, when a life was threatened, it should naturally want to do everything possible to survive.
"Perhaps you can't understand, but I'm tired."
The first Batman's voice was steeped in exhaustion. His figure remained upright, but an air of dejection inevitably rose around him.
He offered little explanation in words. Instead, he transmitted a sequence of images directly to Brad as information.
DC hadn't been DC at the beginning.
It had been an utterly unremarkable single universe.
Viewed from the Great Void's wide-angle perspective, it resembled a simple primordial cell, slowly wriggling through the Great Void as its universe barrier gradually absorbed energy from its surroundings.
Strangely, although these images were composed of information, Brad could still bring up the Inspiration Realm's unique perspective.
"Did inspiration exist from DC's very beginning, or could every organic universe in the Great Void potentially border on inspiration?"
Brad let his imagination wander as he watched.
This primordial universe had been exceedingly fortunate. It encountered no crises as it grew, and so it naturally began to expand.