In another space, Justice Incarnate had also concluded its meeting. Several Justice League members from Earth-0 gathered in a nearby reception room for an impromptu discussion.
"Everyone has gone back to their own Earths to search for any possible Brutus, but I don't think they'll find him. No one even knows where he came from or how he got back."
Superman folded his arms and looked at Luthor beside him as he spoke. What he really wanted was the bald man's opinion.
As for the bald scientist, his expression remained calm. Though he had not seen the horned monster himself, based on Queen Hippolyta's description, that method of teleportation did not seem like technology a brute like him could have mastered on his own.
As everyone knew, teleporting a single entity consumed less energy than group teleportation. In many formulas, the mass of matter affected the result; the more things transported, the more energy it consumed.
Yet according to several Justice League members, every time Brutus left, he entered a red Teleportation Portal.
If it was only transporting one person, why open a door? Couldn't they simply lock onto the individual and carry him away in a beam of light?
Queen Hippolyta had even chased him through that Door of Light. Though no one knew how he had managed to throw the Queen into Central City while escaping himself, it all proved that the monster was merely a pawn sent across the river. More pieces stood behind him, supporting him, and they were all likely Zubado's subordinates.
And there would not be few vanguards like him.
From beginning to end, the Justice League had been pursuing the wrong target. They were not looking for one person, but for a force lurking in an unknown universe. The other side might have