Harley had only guessed at Batwoman's basic behavioral logic, but actually operating Brother Eye would still depend on Kara.
As a Kryptonian, her comprehension and learning abilities far surpassed those of ordinary people. Super Intellect might not help her devise brilliant tactics in battle, but when it came to methodical learning, it offered extraordinary advantages.
Superman could memorize any dictionary in a second and master all the theoretical knowledge of a skill in three seconds. Though he was not as naturally gifted as Skilled Worker Jack, that was only a comparison between nonhuman beings. Ordinary people were not even qualified to compare themselves to them.
Kara was younger than Clark, but her current abilities were not far behind his. At the very least, she typed dozens of times faster than Diana.
No one knew where all the bats in the Batcave had gone. Harley kept looking up at the ceiling covered in stalactites, but not a single one of the bats that had previously produced mountains of droppings was anywhere to be seen. It struck her as a little strange.
Could that skeleton have eaten them?
Diana, standing behind Kara, was watching the screen. The strings of characters on it recognized her, but she did not recognize them. After looking for only a short while, she felt a headache coming on and became a little sleepy, covering her mouth as she yawned.
On one hand, she knew absolutely nothing about this stuff. On the other, Slade had previously thrown her into the MonsterVerse, where all kinds of natural disasters raged, to lead the survivor team in Harley's place. But her sense of responsibility was simply too strong.
Whenever the team went into the city to search for supplies, she had to go with them. Whenever Observatory Base needed its walls