Su Ming naturally knew about the weakness of Grid that Barry mentioned, being a transmigrator himself. But since The Flash was kindly offering to explain it, there was no harm in hearing it again.
As the two walked, Barry spoke in a low voice, while Deathstroke was thinking about something else.
Had Ezekiel ever eaten flatbread baked with human feces?
That truly was an age-old mystery.
Even while multitasking, The Flash could not tell that Deathstroke was distracted, because the Mercenary was seriously asking all sorts of questions and showed great concern for Grid's weaknesses.
The Flash was actually very skilled with computers and a programming expert. With his friends' help, he had created an artificial intelligence called Gideon. As everyone knew, it was the main control AI of the Legends' Waverider, a powerful system capable of traveling through time and assessing rates of temporal divergence.
However, Barry rarely got the chance to show off his programming skills. By the time he realized a problem could be solved with electronic warfare, Batwoman had already told Alfred to take care of it.
When it came to computers, Butler was the true all-around superhuman.
Speaking of which, Grid's weaknesses were nothing special. It had every weakness that ordinary rogue AI robots had, and it also had weaknesses that they did not.
It had originally been a virus, and its origins could no longer be traced. Maybe Cyborg had secretly visited some naughty websites with his brain. In any case, he got infected.
Whatever Cyborg did, the virus secretly learned from it, gradually forming a new personality and lurking within the electronic half of Victor's brain.
As Cyborg witnessed more and more of society's dark reality, it became completely Darkened. It decided humanity was simply too filthy, that there were many things people