Since he was going after Emperor and Mocun, Deathstroke naturally had ways to counter their finishing moves. Aside from their knack for releasing Entropy Rifts, the only decent skill they had left was Time Travel.
As long as those two abilities were neutralized, their strength would fall back to the level of Hawk's original body.
What level was Hawk? A third-rate Superhero in the Justice League Collective, and only second-rate even among the Titans. He could not even beat Nightwing, much less Donna or Raven.
So how should he deal with those two abilities?
First, there was the Timeline. Su Ming decided to secretly attach a Spider Totem to Emperor. Then, using Great Weaver's ability, he could search through the Threads of Destiny and follow that trail to wipe him out completely.
Finding him would be a little troublesome, but once Su Ming had his eyes on him, there was no way he would shake him off.
Next came the Entropy Rift. As a transmigrator who knew most of the information from the comics, Su Ming still remembered the scene in the "Zero Hour" event where Mocun killed Waverider.
Mocun—or rather, the man called Extant—rubbed together a beam of light like a Kamehameha between his hands and struck Waverider. The unlucky golden fellow with flame-like hair vanished into the brilliant light, and even had his superpowers drained away by the enemy.
But that was not what Su Ming had focused on. When Waverider was exterminated, the Linear Man Travis O'Connor had been right beside him. When the former suffered Concept Erasure, the latter remained unharmed despite standing within arm's reach.
The Entropy Rift looked like an extremely high-energy ray, but its destructive power was actually directed at only a single target. Not only did it not affect others, it would