After joking around, he sent J'onn off and had him carry away the three prisoners as well. He called Brainiac 21 to send over a small Skull Ship, and the Martian left just like that.
Su Ming controlled the throne as it transformed. First, it gathered up all the empty coffins, then changed its appearance into something resembling the Iron Throne, with a halo of iron blades behind it.
Now that fit the image of the Sorcerer Supreme.
Only then did he ride the throne through Sepulk at high speed, savoring the hard shove against his back and the fierce wind rushing into his face as he headed for the real control room.
The reason he remained here was naturally because of some unresolved matters. The three Monitor brothers were still here, and the Anti-Monitor might still be thinking about the contract.
That was a hidden danger. It had to be dealt with.
If it came down to it, he could kill the Anti-Monitor to eliminate future trouble, then kill the Monitor to maintain the balance, leaving only The Forger to return to the Dark Multiverse and continue forging iron. That should pose no threat.
That was the second reason the battlefield had been chosen as Sepulk. If the three Monitor brothers decided to turn hostile, Su Ming had Ancient One's reinforced magic formation here, and he could immediately summon the Vishanti and the Living Tribunal.
Sepulk was a checkpoint, so naturally it could also be used as a valve. Temporarily cutting off the connection to the DC side meant locking the three brothers inside the Marvel Universe.
As the maintainers of the DC Multiverse, they were nothing in Marvel. Su Ming and Little Cousin could crush and knead them however they pleased, not to mention Gin and Magik, the