Obviously, Deathstroke's group was bullying honest folk in the maze.
Although Doctor Bedlam was not from Gotham, his condition meant he was a simple, honest person as well. He merely lacked systematic gaming training, so his methods were a little outdated.
But that was a minor matter. Su Ming would give him the chance to bring out stronger monsters, then gradually force him to appear in person through words.
That would take a little time.
Meanwhile, Little Superman's group in Washington D.C. ran into some trouble, because the enemy had received reinforcements as well.
Things had originally been going smoothly. Canary and Green Arrow's argument had not delayed Superboy-Prime's mission at all. The Liquid Robots on the streets, along with those brain-dead fake Deathstrokes, had not caused him even the slightest trouble.
Green Arrow told him that the robots were remotely controlled through magnetism. Little Superman politely thanked him, then continued cleansing everything with Heat Vision.
So what if they were metal controlled by magnetism? Would knowing that change his tactics? He was still going to burn them.
However, Channel 52's cameras were still secretly filming, so even though Oliver's intelligence was completely useless, Little Superman still gave him a warm smile and a hug, showing that he could accept other people's advice.
Whether he would change anything was another matter.
A divorced couple argued behind him while Superboy-Prime silently cleared the way alone. Their destination was the United States Capitol, taking it over so politicians could conveniently hold meetings there in the future.
Superman's side had probably rescued quite a few congressmen already, right? They only needed to wait for the two sides to rendezvous.
But just as Little Superman hummed a song while clearing the city, a streak of red and blue flashed past him, and a heavy