Kendra laughed, rummaged through her pants pocket, and pulled out a piece of candy wrapped in tacky plastic. She handed it to Deathstroke.
"No need to do it for free. Here, this is your payment. Tell me what's going on with Cyborg's multiple personalities, and how this Mother Box ended up becoming their mother."
Hawkgirl could be pretty amusing sometimes. Countless reincarnations had left darkness buried deep inside her, but she was still a superhero, after all. She had something resembling a sense of humor.
The candy in her hand was nothing special. If the bright red wrapper hadn't kept its color, Su Ming might have thought it was a relic from the Soviet Union. It didn't even have a brand. Who knew where Kendra had bought it?
"Well, since you're so curious, I'll tell you."
Su Ming unwrapped the candy, which looked like a piece of peanut crisp, popped it into his mouth, and sat down in the empty chair to tell her about Cyborg.
There was no need to go over his origin story. Everyone in the Justice League knew it. Before Cyborg had been promoted from the Teen Titans, Batwoman had already investigated Victor's family history for eight generations. Who knew how many meetings the Justice League had held to discuss it?
Joining the Justice League wasn't easy. All three members of the Trinity had to agree. Even J'onn didn't get a say in that.
So, with the origin story out of the way, that left the multiple personalities.
"The biggest cause of Cyborg's split personality is that the two halves of his brain aren't in sync." Su Ming gave his diagnosis as he chewed the crisp candy, tapping his temple with one finger. "Half his brain is completely electronic. The other half is flesh and blood,