Regarding the situation mentioned in the letter, everyone except Wonder Woman looked a little solemn, because when they realize what will happen when the originally existing technology suddenly disappears, they can think of how many people may die as a result.
For example, someone was being treated in the hospital when the incident occurred. The power outage may have had a great impact on them, but an experienced doctor could complete the operation with only an oil lamp and a scalpel.
However, if science and technology completely deteriorates, and there are no antibiotics or even metallurgical technology, I am afraid that many life-saving tasks will not be completed by just relying on flint knives and boiling water.
Not to mention there is a more intuitive example, which is cement. Human society now relies heavily on steel structures and concrete. I am afraid that everyone living in high-rise buildings will suffer.
But unlike everyone else, Diana is relatively optimistic, because there was no such thing as technology in Paradise Island's past.
They relied on fire for lighting, their houses were made of stones, they relied on wooden bows and arrows for hunting, and they could still wear thick animal skins without armor.
Besides, even if they fight with sticks, Amazons are the best warriors. As long as they can defeat the enemy, everything we have in the past will come back, right?
But now those are not the primary issues for everyone. The top priority is to give everyone a chance to rest. Running non-stop in the speed force plane is a huge consumption. Even Barry is dragging two people.
Under such circumstances, it is impossible to tie his own past record.
As for Deadpool, he seems to be the least worth worrying about. In the past, speed 9 users would almost die suddenly within half an hour. Now he is not only fine, but also looks very comfortable. Sure enough, cancerous cells really have unlimited potential.
possibility.
"Batman? What do we do?"
Barry asked the Dark Knight. At this time, all he could do was look at his decision.
"We use X metal."
With this answer, he took out a piece of shining silver metal from his bat belt. Deathstroke was not the only one who had this thing, he also had a lot of it.
"Uh, how do you use it?" Speaking of which, Barry had come into contact with this thing a lot, but every time Deathstroke would just crush it into thin slices, press it on the back of his head, and then take it away afterwards, very cautiously.
So the Flash's current understanding of this thing is that it can be used to block mental intrusions, and can also be used to collide with each other and transmit information. The information here can be mental powers such as emotions.
But he obviously forgot that the existence of X metal was not originally used for those purposes. Its real use method is...
"We use it to create a world, right here."
The expressionless Batman didn't know how to joke, and he calmly told his plan.
The runway extended infinitely in front of our eyes, and the scene around us was distorted light. Perhaps the enemy wanted a few people to devote themselves to it without having any choice, and face the arrangement of fate.
But Batman doesn't believe in fate, so he chooses to take control by himself.
The plan he revealed greatly exceeded everyone's expectations, because no one present, including the most mentally disturbed Deadpool, had thought in this direction.
In the past, Batman was not even willing to wear a lantern ring. Even though almost all the lantern groups except the Orange Lantern had invited him, he refused, so he was also nicknamed the "Rejecting Lantern".
He hopes that he can remain an ordinary person so that he can understand the pain and fear of ordinary people, rather than being an advanced creature and any superpower would be a burden to him.
But now, the word 'creation' actually came out of his mouth, how could it not be surprising?
So everyone was silent until a few seconds later, Deadpool, who was running backwards, was the first to speak:
"It's a great idea. Slade did find someone to help him create a few single universes to play with, but Brother Bat, little Franklin is a real brain monster. He can transform thoughts into reality. Any
Everything he can understand can be manifested by mental power, but look at some of us, who has that kind of ability? It’s not that I look down on myself, Uncle Deadpool, I am almost omnipotent, but only almost. Otherwise, you
Think again, is there any other backup plan?"
"No need, we already have all the cards we need."
Batman refused. He was never the type to listen to advice, but fabricating a world in the Speed Force did sound a bit whimsical, so he gave a rare explanation.
When it comes to understanding parallel universes, Batman is ahead of everyone. He has long ago studied why and how parallel worlds exist.
Simply put, it's the different 'stories' that create them, not the melting pot of the world.
The World Forger has been working there all the time, giving the impression that he is busy, but many people may have overlooked the fact that he has not produced any successful works at all.
The 52 parallel worlds in the multiverse can function normally and are considered to be qualified products. All of them were made by Perpetua.
And every world created by the Forger is a flawed product, placed in the dark multiverse, and each has its own faults.
The materials used by these two people are the same X metal, and they also use dark energy. They are also related to each other, so why are there such big differences in the results?
By analyzing the variables, Batman believes that the worlds in the Dark Multiverse are missing truly meaningful stories.
The Dark Multiverse is basically a replica of Multiverse 1. Take Bliss's Earth Minus 11 as an example. The characters and world background are almost similar to Earth 11, but the story is darker and more extreme.
The other dark worlds are similar, otherwise there wouldn’t be so many crazy Batmans.
In this way, it can be proved that the cosmic furnace is unnecessary in the step of creation. To build a world, you only need raw materials and corresponding stories, and then a method of combining them to shape them.
Thanks to having stepped into the trap of the Universe Forger, that utopian world in high latitudes, Batman learned something there.
And this is probably something that today's enemies did not expect.
"It sounds... feasible." After Deadpool heard the explanation, Jie Yin, who was vomiting, began to count on his fingers: "There is energy everywhere in this speed force plane, and we also have a goddess.
You can be the God of Creation. Bat, you still have the raw materials and manufacturing process, but we are short of 'story' now."
Perhaps because of the drug, the bitch's memory is extraordinarily good today. He remembered that his cousin Slade once told someone that the story is composed of 'time', 'space' and 'characters'. This is a complex concept.
.
"I still don't understand it. The 'story' you are talking about should be a very abstract concept, right? The last time I heard Deathstroke say this word was when he mentioned the big library in Sandman Castle."
Deathstroke's original words at that time were that there were many "unwritten stories" there. Anyway, Barry didn't understand much, but he was asked not to care about those details.
So now when the word 'story' is mentioned, he starts to get stuck again.
"Actually, we also have a story, and it's a story that our enemies may not even understand."
Batman turned his gaze to Deadpool, staring at the latter's eyepiece that turned into a white bean shape:
"Death Knell once said something to Bobo. He said - once a person with mental abilities tries to read Deadpool's memory, the other person will immediately die because of the unspeakable truth. So the story in Deadpool's mind is ours.