The instant the Mother Box vanished, Cyborg's one remaining organic eye nearly popped right out of its socket.
His mechanical eye, meanwhile, blazed with red light as though it were about to catch fire. Clearly, he had entered an overclocked state.
Within his Supercomputer, the footage of the Mother Box disappearing played over and over.
Where's the Mother Box? Where did my great big Mother Box go?
The Mother Box shared the same origin as Cyborg. If Steppenwolf hadn't used special means to block its signal, Cyborg would have found its location long ago.
But now the Mother Box had disappeared right in front of him, and he hadn't detected a thing, let alone sensed its signal.
He raised his head and stared at Yang Bo in disbelief, questioning everything he knew.
Yang Bo, however, paid no mind. He patted Cyborg's shoulder and said with a cheerful smile, "All right, since you've seen the movie too..."
"Then you know I've already taken care of the biggest problem. Now all that's left is Steppenwolf."
With that, Yang Bo headed into the base, pleased as could be, leaving Cyborg alone to wonder whether his system was malfunctioning.
One free Mother Box. Nice...
Looks like after having me collect all the Infinity Stones in the Marvel Universe, it wants me to collect the Mother Boxes in the DC world too!
Mother Boxes were far more powerful than those Infinity Stones.
At the very least, they were technological creations rather than products of cosmic laws. They would work perfectly well even in the Marvel Universe.
He entered the base.
Yang Bo frowned slightly. He hadn't noticed anything wrong last night, but now that he took a look...
*Has Bruce spent so long in the Batcave that it's become a habit? Why make a perfectly