Batwoman and the other two had entered the mausoleum's main structure, but Su Ming did not follow right away. They had been moving far too cautiously, as if afraid there might be traps along the way, so their progress was slow. They were still near the entrance.
So he took the cat and flew up into the air to inspect the reliefs on the outer upper level of the pyramid-like main structure. Perhaps there would be some clues here.
As everyone knew, reliefs, murals, and inscriptions found in tombs were meant for later generations to see. Whether they told the life story of the tomb's owner or recorded a people's glorious achievements, they were more or less the same sort of thing.
So here was the question: this structure, which resembled a Maya pyramid, stood seventy or eighty meters tall across its three aboveground tiers. The reliefs were on the top tier, dozens of meters above the ground. Who were they meant for?
Flying people? Or were later visitors simply assumed to possess Super Vision?
That suggested a fairly likely possibility: this was more like a message left afterward.
Suppose someone entered the Divine Resting Place, found the Sword in the Star, and successfully gained the Enigma Force within it, becoming Captain Universe.
After flying out of the pyramid, that person would have Super Vision and flight ability. Naturally, they would be able to see these reliefs—one hundred percent guaranteed. After all, this was the tallest and most conspicuous structure here, and it had the advantage of displaying different appearances in sunlight and shade.
Curiosity was useful. This trick often worked.
So while Batwoman dawdled, Deathstroke planned to first examine the contents of these reliefs and have the cat help him interpret them. After all, it was a Concept Manifestation.