The days of being a spiritual mentor in Meiman.

Chapter 4053 MU Superbody Major Event (133)

Chapter 4090 MU. Superbody Incident (133)

About three minutes ago, the main universe's Batman found Darkseid. He said, "I heard you can resurrect beings killed by the Omega Ray?"

"...Where did you hear that from?"

"Intelligence I gathered from the multiverse."

Darkseid paused briefly, then said, "That's certainly true."

Where will they be resurrected?

"what?"

Where will those killed by Omega rays be resurrected?

"Of course it's the Apocalypse Domain, why?"

“I need you to kill someone with the Omega Ray and then resurrect him in the Apocalypse Realm.”

"Who?"

"Thanos."

Darkseid narrowed his eyes slightly, while the main universe's Batman watched his expression. Seeing his face, the main universe's Batman knew that he probably didn't take Thanos seriously.

It seems that Thanos without the Infinity Gauntlet is no match for Darkseid. Even outside of Apocalypse Realm, their power levels are vastly different. If Thanos were brought into Apocalypse Realm, he probably wouldn't cause much of a stir.

The main universe Batman silently noted down this information, then said, "I believe you are also interested in information about the central universe. You bring Thanos over, and we can share the information we get from him."

Darkseid hesitated. He certainly wanted intelligence, especially information about the superheroes of this larger world. But that meant potentially revealing more of his own information to Batman.

However, even if he didn't reveal it, Batman could gather intelligence across the multiverse; the actions of his counterparts wouldn't escape his notice. Since the information was bound to be leaked sooner or later, he might as well take this opportunity to make a deal with Batman.

"No problem. Tell me where he is."

Of course, there were also Flash lurking in the Dark Quadrant, and the main universe Batman gave Darkseid the intelligence and specific location.

Darkseid's eyes flashed, and the Omega Ray traversed space, shooting directly at Eric and Thanos, who were fighting in the Dark Quadrant, instantly annihilating them both.

Darkseid then initiated the resurrection procedure, and two figures appeared within the Apocalypse Realm.

Darkseid was stunned: "Why are there two?"

When he used the Omega Ray to hit people, he certainly sensed that there were two of them. However, he knew how the resurrection mechanism of the Battle Realm worked. Logically speaking, if Eric had been killed by him, he should have turned into a beam of white light and returned to the Battle Realm, and it would have been impossible for him to be resurrected with Thanos.

Thanos was able to be resurrected here because he had never been to the Battle Realm or participated in this training exercise. Therefore, his death and resurrection should naturally follow the Omega Rules.

But why is Eric here too?

Darkseid didn't have time to think; he quickly subdued Eric. Eric, who had just landed, was momentarily bewildered, thinking that Thanos had somehow teleported him somewhere else. He was inwardly cursing Thanos for being cunning when he turned around and saw Batman.

The two looked at each other, both startled.

Eric instinctively reached out to make a move, but another big guy next to him reached out and pinned him to the ground.

"Uh……"

Apokolips is Darkseid's divine realm, where gods are invincible and control everything, including magnetism and magnetic fields. Essentially, God can control everything in the real universe, and Darkseid is the God of Apokolips.

Within Apocalypse Realm, Magneto's control over magnetism and magnetic fields could never surpass Darkseid's. To be precise, Darkseid could even render the fundamental forces of the universe nonexistent within Apocalypse Realm, making Magneto no match for him.

Seeing Eric pinned down, the main universe's Batman breathed a sigh of relief. He was indeed somewhat shocked, but no one could remain unmoved when faced with Magneto plastered all over their face; it was truly terrifying.

Then he immediately looked at Darkseid, his eyes filled with undisguised suspicion and accusation. He even suspected that Darkseid might be planning to use Magneto to assassinate him, then stage it as an Omega ray experiment accident.

Darkseid was also confused: Wasn't the Battle Realm supposed to be the highest priority? This guy was killed by him with the Omega Ray, so why wasn't he resurrected in the Battle Realm, but in the Omega Ray?

Could it be that Batman teamed up with Thanos to sabotage himself?

But there was actually no conspiracy involved; it was just a simple bug. Issues like permission priority and program ownership are the most common sources of runtime errors.

When the OAA activated the resurrection system on Darkseid, it paused the entire universe and spent seven full days repairing it before barely managing to resolve the issue. To fix the erroneous program, a rollback was necessary, but this resulted in even more errors, so they ultimately gave up.

After all, this wasn't just his problem. The Omega ray program was written by God from the other world, but that world was undergoing massive layoffs, and God had left and hadn't returned. While Lucifer and his successors were fairly capable, there was still a lot of source code they couldn't understand. God didn't write comments, so they were completely clueless about modifying this kind of primal power. They could only rely on the OAA to forcibly modify it, which infuriated him, and in the end, he simply quit.

Thus, Eric, who should have been resurrected in the Battle Realm, was instead resurrected in the Apocalypse Realm by Thanos using the Omega Rays, and was immediately captured by Darkseid.

Darkseid trapped Eric in a bubble. Eric tried to struggle, but within the Apocalypse Realm, he was no match for Darkseid, and could only coldly stare at the two before him.

“Take his helmet off,” the main universe Batman said. Their immediate priority was to determine which Magneto this was.

In those few short seconds, the main universe Batman had already figured it out: although capturing Magneto was unexpected, it was still a good thing for them, after all, he was a prisoner of war of considerable importance, much stronger than the Guardians of the Galaxy.

Losing one Guardians of the Galaxy won't affect the enemy's fighting; in fact, it might even boost their combat power. But losing Magneto would be a huge problem. Putting aside his individual strength, the Brotherhood of Mutants wouldn't allow their leader to be captured; they would definitely insist on rescuing him.

However, the X-Men might not agree, because now is simply not the time to launch a direct assault on Apokolips; even if the mutants agreed, command would not. If the mutants acted on their own, relations with the Avengers could become very tense, and internal conflicts would greatly drain their energy.

If they don't rescue him, he could be used to exchange for prisoners later. If the mutants want to get Magneto out, their approach to enemies might change from killing to capturing them alive, and they might even ask the Avengers to do so. On the battlefield, even a moment of soft-heartedness can be fatal.

In particular, the main universe's Batman has heard about the feud between Professor X and Magneto, and Professor X, being from the same universe as Magneto, will definitely try to save him. Professor X's forte is his telepathic abilities; even without forced brainwashing, he's a very persuasive person. If he can convince just a few people, it's enough to disrupt the enemy's battle plans.

The main universe's Batman had a well-thought-out plan, but the moment he removed his helmet, he froze, because this Magneto looked incredibly young. A bad premonition began to rise in his heart.

There are younger versions of Magneto in the multiverse, but the younger Erik Lansher and the de-aging Magneto are quite different. As Batman, he can easily distinguish who is the real young man and who is an old man in the guise of youth; the Magneto before him is clearly the latter.

This unique quality is rare; to be precise, there's only one like it in the entire multiverse—Magneto of the central universe.

Alarm bells were ringing in Batman's mind in the main universe. There was no other reason than that these lunatics in the central universe were completely unpredictable. Of all people to arrest, why did they have to target Magneto from the central universe?!

Just as he was thinking this, a golden light flashed, and Barry appeared behind Batman in the main universe, saying in a slightly trembling voice, "The Flash..."

"what?"

"The Flash is dead."

The main universe Batman hurriedly opened the personnel statistics page, and then he froze on the spot. It wasn't that the main universe Flash was dead, but that almost all the Flashes currently deployed outside were dead, all at the same time.

“Professor X,” Barry said, slightly out of breath, “said that if you don’t release them, he’ll smash everyone’s brains.”

The main universe's Batman clenched his fist tightly and rushed out of the hall. Barry quickly grabbed him, saying, "Don't go out! He's gone mad! If your brainwaves are exposed to space, you'll be brain dead instantly!"

"How many Flashes are coming back? Where are they now?"

Barry was deathly pale, and he shook his head at the main universe Batman. But the main universe Batman continued walking towards the base's hospital. The wards were already overflowing with patients.

There were about five or six Flashes lying in hospital beds. Their other physical data were still relatively normal, but their brain waves were so weak that they had almost disappeared, which could be considered as brain death.

Several other superheroes were also lying there, their brainwaves were very active, but somewhat too active, clearly fighting something in their mental world, and they did not respond to external calls.

The main universe's Batman saw the figure of the main universe's Superman in it.

He steadied himself against the doorframe and went inside. Just as he reached the Superman from the main universe, the other man suddenly opened his blue eyes and looked at him. But the Batman from the main universe realized that it wasn't Superman. The Batman from the main universe heard him say in an unprecedentedly cold tone:

"Batman, you will pay for this!"

"Batman! Batman!" A Green Lantern rushed in, shouting, "The Green Lantern base outside has been attacked! Three Green Lanterns were killed instantly, and the rest are fighting back with Green Lantern energy. What happened?!"

The main universe's Batman certainly hasn't forgotten that Hal and his group couldn't get in before, so they set up camp on a planet near Apokolips, and now they may have been attacked by Professor X from this universe.

Because Professor X acted silently, no one was on guard. Even with the strongest willpower, it was difficult to escape being ambushed by such a person. Three Green Lanterns died on the spot.

The remaining ones must have been severely damaged as well, otherwise they wouldn't have sent anyone back for help so easily. The main universe's Batman immediately turned and said, "Move the giant lamp furnace directly to your base. Tell Hal not to be stingy with energy. Quickly!"

Then, he opened the personnel statistics interface and found that in just one round of attacks, they had lost 80% of the Flash, five Supermen, and three Green Lanterns, and the losses were still ongoing.

The Batman from the main universe looked into the cold eyes of the Superman from the main universe, eyes he had never seen before, his lips pressed tightly together, and the tips of his fingers gripping the communicator turned white.

But at that moment, Superman on another bed opened his eyes, then the second, then the third; followed by the Flash on the row of beds against the wall. They all sat up, staring at Batman with cold, lifeless eyes, repeating in the same tone:

"Batman, you will pay the price."

"Batman, it's all your fault."

"Batman, you killed them."

"Batman, it's all because of you..."

"Batman..."

(End of this chapter)