Sure enough, as soon as she finished speaking, the red-eyed projection before them turned into a map of present-day New York. Dense strings of numerical symbols streamed downward from one corner of the projection, while red lines continuously pointed toward different areas, seemingly calculating the probability of the current route.
Diana could not understand what Brother Eye was calculating, or what basis it was using, but the scene still gave her a small taste of AI-induced awe.
She felt Batwoman's AI System was indeed formidable. Even after lying dormant for decades, its performance could still keep up with the current era. Being able to hack into this city's digital network system was impressive enough; after all, that was what Luthor used to contend with Blank.
It was just that the calculation speed was a little slow. The projection before her shook wildly and flickered in and out, like someone was repeatedly jerking a map around in front of her—and that person was The Flash.
After staring at the map for only a short while, Wonder Woman felt dizzy and unable to keep up with its rhythm, so she looked away.
"How long do you need?"
"There are currently insufficient clues. As time progresses, the more things Skeleton does, the more clues there will be, and the faster my calculations will become."
Brother Eye's electronic voice changed. It was now speaking in Batwoman's voice, but that did not make Diana feel familiar. On the contrary, the Uncanny Valley Effect sent a cold sweat down her back.
She did not fully trust Brother Eye. Their positions might be roughly the same, but it was still an AI—a mass of data with neither feelings nor flesh and blood.
It was different from Slade's Adjutant.
"How many possibilities do you currently have? Tell us."