For the past few months, the Ultima Thule, which had been used to transport potatoes, had undergone nearly all of World Forger and Monitor's preliminary preparations.
They moved potatoes out of the storage hold to clear some space, then used the battleship's energy to construct enormous Time-Space Gates with Monitor's advanced technology and The Forger's masterful craftsmanship.
Two towering gates stood in the dim hall, gleaming faintly beneath the blue lights.
The Forger had once shaped worlds with the hammer on his shoulder. Making machines now was effortless by comparison. He did not even need materials; he merely glanced at his brother's blueprints, then struck the floor with his hammer.
A flash of light passed, and the metal deck began to come alive and shift. It immediately began assembling itself, transforming into the shape The Forger envisioned.
Every screw and every inch of cable grew on their own as though they possessed life.
Two gigantic time-space portals, along with their supporting power facilities and Time-Space Network, would have taken humans—even the Justice League—months to build. For The Forger, they required only a thought.
That was the power of a concept. He had been born to forge, and this was his specialty. If he wished, he could even forge another creature like Barbatos.
The two who had returned from the Arctic arrived just in time to join the others preparing to travel to different Time Points.
After discussing it, Superman had also received some warnings from Barry. He had indeed decided to make an effort at different Time Points, but he could not allow too many people to take risks.
Thus, the final arrangement was for Barry and the Black Green Lantern, John, to travel into the past. Since it was Earth's past, the Superheroes of that era should be there.