"You shouldn't have come here."
When he saw the bat uniform appear before him, Deathstroke, who had been talking with the three robots, sighed.
Though all the helpers he wanted had arrived, there was clearly one unnecessary person too many, someone who might instead introduce an unpredictable variable.
"But I came."
Batwoman, moving with a purposeful stride, calmly surveyed the surroundings as she quickly walked toward Deathstroke.
Su Ming wordlessly shook his hand. "Earth-0 still has a mountain of trouble. You shouldn't have left now. If Darkseid attacks while you're gone, the remaining members of the Justice League won't be able to handle it."
"No. Pale Knight is still on Earth-0, and besides, I have a backup plan." Batwoman remained calm. Her eyes behind the mask settled on the robots, then immediately withdrew. "You're looking for something to counter the Anti-Life Equation."
Batwoman was still the same as ever. She used statements to express questions. In the dark underground Safehouse, she seemed to have already blended into this new darkness.
"How strange. You've never trusted anyone. Why do you regard Pale Knight so differently?" Su Ming chuckled and worked his jaw from side to side. "Because he used to be a Joker? Or because his madness is more like yours?"
Deathstroke did not answer directly, but that attitude was enough for Batwoman to confirm that she had guessed his objective.
This universe, now filled with grotesque vitality, was most likely the answer to countering the Anti-Life Equation.
Just as she had expected, Deathstroke's departure was indeed aimed at Darkseid.
No one yet knew what the so-called "true Darkseid" was capable of, but some clues could be found in his past displays.
Darkseid had possessed many abilities in the past, but they could broadly be divided into three categories.
First, as