The only one who truly understood Deathstroke's purpose was Batwoman.
Everyone's attention had been drawn to Deathstroke's gifts. Even Little Dai, who had been leaning against the wall and staring at the dormitory door, had been dragged away. With that, no one could see what Batwoman and Jar-ro were doing inside the dormitory.
More precisely, Batwoman was working—doing what she did best: interrogation.
Jar-ro had originally tried to read the little Uni-Force ghost's memories. That direction had been correct, but the latter simply refused to cooperate. A full day had passed, and progress was still zero.
It was not that Jar-ro lacked the strength. A single day was simply too short to break through the mental defenses of an ancient being.
So it was time for a change. The change was to turn up the pressure.
They had originally lacked an effective means of attacking a ghostly creature. Black Diamond and Nth Metal could produce only a slight effect and could not truly provide enough deterrence.
But things were different now. Deathstroke and Lucifer had brought back another form of Enigma Force, and it happened to be a pyramidal shape that was convenient to use as a weapon. They did not yet know what other functions this unknown object possessed, but Batwoman understood Deathstroke's meaning very well: it could be used to teach the little ghost a lesson.
This ghost, which looked like a "little Casper," was known to be the manifestation of Uni-Force. It was a creation produced after Enigma Force combined with humanity in the 40K Universe and then separated again.
Then another item carrying Enigma Force had a strong chance of being able to hurt it directly.
This was not particularly obscure knowledge. In nature, the claws and fangs of most beasts could penetrate the fur defenses