What bad thoughts can Batman have?

Chapter 948 Papetua, you have made the biggest mistake.
The world turns upside down, the stars rotate.

When Lantern Man saw that azure Earth again, he felt a little lost.

A hometown he had dreamed of countless times, but his reason still told him so profoundly that it was nothing more than an illusion created by his hometown.

He once made a deal with Batman's Dragon for this fake homeland, only because he couldn't bear to, but now that Papetua has shown him the real way to save his homeland, is he really going to abandon this fake homeland?
If Batman Dragon threatens him with this replica universe, will he really be so ruthless as to completely destroy it?

The first Lantern had no doubt that Batman Dragon would do such a thing. The previous Batman Dragon certainly wouldn't have; he was still a superhero. Although he might do things that even superheroes would consider outrageous, they were just outrageous, far from crossing any lines.

But ever since Papetoa set a trap for Batman Dragon, creating the Nameless Old Dragon as a twin evil entity within him in the timeline, that awakened evil at some point seeped into the heart of Batman Dragon, or rather, the future Nameless Old Dragon.

This is not an evil thought that springs from the heart and can be reversed by Batman Dragon's willpower, but rather an evil consequence that has already been caused, a concrete manifestation of the upstream reflection from the downstream of the time flow.

That was Papetuah. Batman Dragon had no idea what he was facing. Even though his opponent was not completely free, even though his opponent had not fully merged and his power was far from reaching its peak, his status made his methods unimaginable to ordinary people. The battle was over the moment Batman Dragon had not even seen his opponent.

It is obvious that the three sixth-dimensional gods lost; they could not defeat their mother in the trans-time flow overwrite contest.

As for Batman's Dragon... despite the claim that it usurped the power of the Anti-Monitor, that's all it is.

A mortal using a sixth-dimensional deity wouldn't even be qualified to sit before Papetua if it weren't for Dr. Manhattan spying on him from behind the scenes and making Papetua hesitant to act.

The first Lantern Man's mind was buzzing. He waited almost numbly for Batman Dragon's judgment, for the inevitable outcome.

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Papetua realized he had made a mistake.

When she created time-traveling futures that were more advantageous to her in the multiverse several times, she overlooked a rather serious area:

death.

This cannot be blamed on Perpetua. Although Perpetua is the creator of the entire DC multiverse, death and the Infinite Families representing various rules were not created by him. Shortly after Perpetua created the DC multiverse, he was betrayed by his three sons and imprisoned behind the Origin Wall. During this period, the DC multiverse developed on its own, unconsciously absorbing many other universes, eventually forming the DC multiverse as it is today.

Most of these universes are small universes, and the characters within them are not very significant.

For example, there's the Fawcett Universe (Fawcett Comics, whose main characters include Shazam!), the Mass Universe (Mass Comics, which sold all its characters around 1956, with Freedom Fighter as a main character), the Fox Universe (Fox Comics, whose main character is Blue Beetle), and the famous Wildstorm Universe (Power Rangers and Wildcats, who participated in Infinite Crisis and became Earth-50, their entire universe was preserved).
However, there are also very powerful universes that were originally intricately connected with the DC multiverse, and then one day the two realities naturally merged.

That is, the most powerful universe ever merged in the DC multiverse: the Vertigo universe. (Note: Vertigo Comics Inc.)
The main members are: the Endless Family.

When the Vertigo Universe and the DC Multiverse completely merged and became indistinguishable, the personifications of the rules of the Endless Family occupied the rules of the DC Multiverse and rose above the original chaotic rule personifications of the DC Multiverse.

In the golden age of the DC multiverse, an era before most rules were fully established, while absurd realities like Superman's super kissing were born, some native concepts of death were also created. These included not only the Black Death Emperor himself, who appeared behind the cosmic veil in the early stories of Calona with half a skull face, but also the New Gods' Death Runners on skateboards, and a skeletal Grim Reaper inhuman form, wielding a scythe.

During this period, the realm of death flourished in all directions, with no clear administrator. The concept of death itself did not take human form; it was merely exploited by various villains or heroes who controlled death.

But soon the gothic girl Death from the Vertigo comics became the only embodiment of death itself in the DC multiverse, surpassing characters like the Black Death Emperor.

This resulted in Perpetua having no subordinate relationship with these characters from the Vertigo Universe. Although these members of the Infinite Family were bound by their own rules and had to fulfill their duties, Perpetua could not command them at will. Even as the Mother of the Multiverse, she still had to abide by some rules, just like the members of the Infinite Family—although Perpetua herself could start all over again.

Simply put, with the existence of the Endless Family, in some situations, Papetua can only destroy the world that creates the problem and then recreate a world without the problem, but he cannot freely change the problem like a truly omnipotent god, or simply make the problem disappear.

Attacking the rules is meaningless, and the way to kill the Endless Family is simple: just destroy the DC Multiverse. Without the skin, where will the hair attach? But it's clear that Perpetua can't do that. She's still counting on the DC Multiverse to help her fight against the Origin Hands. Besides, Perpetua doesn't need to do that. Apart from the new Sandman being relatively young, the other members of the Endless Family are basically indifferent to each other; they're just tools to fulfill their duties.

Having clear rules actually helps increase the stability of the DC multiverse, helping Papetua to control the entire universe.

But here's where things go wrong: Perpetual's indifference to death caused her to overlook not only the death of the Gothic girl herself, but also the Black Death Emperor, the most crucial figure on the death side besides the Gothic girl, and Batman's youngest disciple:
William Hand!

When she realized that Batman Dragon intended to use the fake Earth-15 created by the World Maker to appeal to the emotions of Lantern X, Mother of the Multiverse immediately felt that things were out of her control.

Based on her understanding of the original Lantern Man, given his mama's boy mentality of wanting to save his hometown, the moment his biological mother, even if she were the biological mother of the clone universe, sat in front of him, he would immediately soften up. This was something Papetua could never accept, and Batman Dragon had anticipated this.

No, she had to strike first.

(End of this chapter)