Nightwing was, after all, one of the more renowned young detectives. He might not be as good as Batwoman or Bobo, but his basic line of reasoning would not go wrong.
The facts also proved that he had been right to suspect Amo, who had fallen from the sky. It was only because of the medical report J'onn had provided that he had misjudged the enemy's combat capability.
Of course, that was nothing to be happy about, because sometimes the slightest difference could lead to vastly different results.
But now was not the time to dwell on past mistakes. The key was how to make up for them. The first thing they could determine was that the other side definitely had some use for Jar-ro in their plan.
In this messy room, Nightwing began laying out his deductions for everyone, just like any great detective would.
Jar-ro—or rather, an individual Starro—posed its greatest threat through its Mind Control ability.
Back when the alien starfish had invaded Earth, it had nearly caused a World Annihilation Crisis. It could split into countless little starfish, which latched onto living creatures' faces like Alien Facehuggers, took over their brains, and made all living things act according to Starro's will.
Not only humans, but even Earth's animals had been unable to escape its control. Even fish had been controlled.
It had once controlled Superman and Wonder Woman as well. During the period of its invasion, the Heroes of the Justice League dreamed of starfish in their beds whenever they had nightmares.
As mollusks, the little starfish could squeeze into almost any crack and move without a sound. No one could keep their eyes open forever without resting.
The moment someone relaxed, Starro could exploit the opening. During its first invasion, it successfully controlled more than