Strictly speaking, Holy Arrival was not simply a hacker. Her superpower was "decryption." Whether it was an online password or a real-world brain teaser, as long as something had a riddle, she had the correct answer.
She normally did not appear in the Main Dimension. Otherwise, if Batman invited her to take a stroll around Gotham, Riddler would probably retire on the spot.
Her ability was Riddler's natural enemy, and naturally, it was extremely powerful on the Internet as well.
People now lived in an interconnected age, and riddles were everywhere: passwords for chat apps, game accounts, online shopping, and so on. Every complex algorithm made of numbers was, in Holy Arrival's eyes, merely a riddle in its most fundamental form.
She did not need to perform complicated calculations, nor did she need to rapidly hammer a keyboard in cyber warfare. All she had to do was look at the riddle, then enter the correct answer that surfaced in her mind where the cursor gleamed.
That was a decryption.
"Question!"
Su Ming suddenly spoke to the woman, leading everyone slowly upstairs at the same time.
"Answer!"
Holy Arrival understood immediately. She promptly picked up the exchange, tilting her head with a smiling, attentive expression.
Deathstroke could fire off brain teasers at will. With a cigarette between his lips, he quickly said, "Superman and Supergirl did push-ups together. After they finished exercising, why were there three holes in the ground?"
Upon hearing the question, all three Justice League members blushed, as though they had thought of something they should not have.
Half of Cyborg's face was black, so his blush was not obvious. Barry wore red, so it did not show on him either. Hawkgirl, however, lowered her head and spat, complaining that Deathstroke was making fun of Superman again—and it