I, V, Gotham Legend

And just this one clone was able to hold its own in close combat with Superman.

Even if he sends his clone into a parallel world, Darkseid can still send other clones, or even his original body of unknown depth.

Even if he couldn't be teleported here without the Mother Box, in the same universe, he could still travel to Earth in the most primitive way.

Valerie had a hunch that the planet had been marked, and even if Darkseid was driven away again, he would not be able to lose the coordinates of the Earth like he did so long ago.

Valerie looked at the Mother Box in her hand and felt it getting heavier. She suddenly thought of something: "According to Wonder Woman, the Mother Box cannot be destroyed. What if I use another Mother Box?"

"I don't know. No one has ever seen the second Mother Box." Wonder Woman said, "And in theory, after leaving the Earth, the Mother Box should find a way to go back."

Valerie looked at the Mother Box in her hand without thinking too much about it.

"What's wrong? V." Batman looked at Valerie's delicate profile.

"We can find a way to send Darkseid's real body over there, and then destroy the Mother Box so that he can never come back." Valerie said.

"What you said is no different from our original plan." Batman frowned.

"I know, it's a clone." Valerie nodded vigorously, "Then we have to find a way to make him think that the real person must be there!"

Aquaman raised his head and asked Valerie seriously, "It sounds like you have a plan?"

"When we were on the ground, Darkseid talked to me as an equal for a moment. What he meant was that he was giving face to a big shot..." Valerie lowered her head.

"throat……"

Batman opened the Blazer's armor, and the huge robot was pulled open from the abdomen, revealing the mask that gave countless criminals nightmares.

"I disagree." These were the first words Batman said.

He guessed Valerie's plan. Making a deal with the evil god who was up to some unknown evil would at least attract Darkseid's attention.

"Extraordinary times call for extraordinary measures. Our enemies this time are unprecedented."

"It's not a critical moment yet, and you were still afraid of that guy a few days ago. You were so anxious about it that your face looked extremely bad." Batman exposed his past mercilessly.

Wonder Woman and Flash looked at each other, "What are they talking about?"

"A very dangerous guy." Aquaman continued, "He can create a dragon."

Flash nodded: "I think I've heard of that."

Valerie pursed her lips and scratched her head in dissatisfaction: "I finally shared my wisdom with you... What do you think we should do? We can't use the trickster's Rubik's Cube, can we?"

Although the Rubik's Cube was of great use in the battle between the Joker and the Dragon, it is ultimately the thing of a troublemaker and one cannot use it casually. Moreover, if it is just teleported to the cracks in space, there is no guarantee that Darkseid will not have a way to come back.

"You have been arguing for a long time. Are you talking about how to avoid the war?" Wonder Woman suddenly spoke.

Her words were like a thunderbolt, waking up the originally tense atmosphere.

Valerie's eyes widened as she realized the extreme she had fallen into.

Darkseid's strength and prestige made her subconsciously feel that she would definitely not be able to defeat him. Even if she defeated this clone, there would be endless clones coming. Therefore, she prioritized the plan on how to exile Darkseid.

She would not have been so cautious and acquiesced to her failure in the past. The reason she has become like this now, besides the fact that her intelligence has increased and she has become more thoughtful, it is very likely that the pressure from Barbatos has made her nervous.

Batman nodded and looked at Valerie, "It seems you understand. Plan B of Plan B."

The original plan to exile Darkseid was just to solve the problem once and for all, but if this method is ineffective, then there is only one last resort.

"Kill Darkseid, no matter how many times he comes, no matter how many cards he has," said Batman.

Wonder Woman also raised her lips: "Tens of thousands of years ago, our ancestors beat that guy so hard that he fled in panic. It seems the same now."

Valerie put her hands on her hips helplessly: "It's easy for you to say, what should we do?"

"The Mother Box contains powerful energy." Batman looked at the box on the table, "We can use the things from Apokolips to blow up the king of Apokolips."

"It would be best to cross to Apocalypse and send it directly to his body." Aquaman said.

"Theoretically, it can be done as long as there is enough liquid metal," said Batman.

"It's amazing that you know so much in such a short time... or have you sneaked into my laboratory?" Valerie asked.

"For understanding and investigation." Batman admitted.

"..." Valerie was tactful enough not to ask who was investigating.

That being said, it’s still unclear what to do next, and this final plan sounds like “I can’t stand it anymore, so I’ll just blow it up.”

The Flash, who had been at the end, suddenly spoke up: "I have always had a question, what exactly is that anti-life equation?"

"According to Darkseid, it's mind control... It's very advanced and can cover the entire universe..." Valerie said, and suddenly stopped.

"What have you thought of now?" Looking at Valerie's expression, Batman could guess her mental reaction.

"That equation has always been on Earth. Can't we use it?" Valerie said to herself.

Although that thing sounds closely related to Apokolips, Valerie is a genius. She can even forge a Mother Box that even Steppenwolf can't tell the difference.

"Just like you said, use the stuff from Apokolips to blow up the king of Apokolips." Valerie looked at Batman, "Split up, I'll go find the equation!"

Batman was silent for a moment, but finally compromised. He felt that it was at least much better than making a deal with Barbatos.

"Do you know how to find the Anti-Life Equation?" Batman asked.

"I don't know. I don't even know what that thing is." As she spoke, Valerie suddenly reached out and pressed on the table. The camera projected on the wall shook and pointed at the Apocalypse spacecraft. "But they must know that these zombies have been searching for the Anti-Life Equation for tens of thousands of years, right?"

Batman nodded in understanding: "That's indeed a solution. We can split into two teams again."

One group went to Earth to prevent the war from escalating, and the other group went with Valerie to the Apocalypse fleet to find information about the Anti-Life Equation.

Just at this moment, the sound of a door opening was heard from deep inside the spacecraft, and the Green Lantern with a neat hairstyle walked in coquettishly.

"Feeling refreshed... It's time to start the combat meeting." Green Lantern clapped his hands and said, "Just follow my arrangement, first..."

"We have discussed the plan, and now it's the final grouping." The Flash raised his head and said carefully.

"Why bother with all that trouble? It is not your responsibility to deal with enemies in the universe like this. Just leave everything to Green Lantern." Green Lantern said confidently.

NO20. Isn't it just about exploding troops?

Although Green Lantern was confident, the heroes ignored his arrogant speech and divided into groups as planned.

They split into two waves, Batman, Aquaman and Flash took the spaceship back to Earth to support Superman, while Green Lantern joined the fleet of Apokolips with Valerie and Wonder Woman.

Green Lantern was very dissatisfied with being inexplicably incorporated into the team by this group of people, but his complaints were only verbal. According to him, he had originally wanted to deal with the Apokolips fleet first.

After Valerie gave everyone a communication headset, the group officially separated and acted separately.

After the space team got off the spacecraft, the Kryptonian spacecraft rose from the space station, and the engine that originally relied on biological power for suspension was changed to jet power.

Old Joe's shadow materialized in the cockpit. After more than 20 years, his spaceship was finally going to pass through the atmosphere again - although it was returning to Earth.

The tadpole-shaped spacecraft flew towards the earth like sperm in pursuit of union.

After seeing off the Kryptonian spaceship, Valerie was not in a hurry to leave. She brought two teammates to a castle in the center of the space station.

"You may not believe it, but this secret base was taken into consideration when it was first built." Valerie said as she turned on a button in front of the castle.

With a clanging sound of metal, the castle gate was pulled open by chains and gears, allowing the people behind to see clearly what was going on inside.

It was a factory. Perhaps because they had not had time to do the interior design yet, it looked a bit monotonous. However, the spider-web-like, complex yet regular assembly lines intertwined together did not make people feel empty.

"What is this?" Wonder Woman raised her head and looked at it in surprise, like a country girl who had never seen the world.

"I once converted a warship into a robot army assembly line factory in Metropolis." Valerie raised her thumb and pointed to the room. "This is bigger and more sophisticated than before."

As Valerie moved, the assembly line seemed to come alive. Noisy and rhythmic noises rang out, and a group of robots were built at a speed visible to the naked eye.

Compared to the simple and violent appearance of the robots in Metropolis, these robots are more sophisticated. Their clothing is heavily inspired by the Doom Slayer, and they look like they can stop a demon child from crying.

They stood in a neat row, walked down the assembly line one by one, and rushed outside after receiving Valerie's order.

Flames spewed out from behind the robots, carrying them through the universe.

"Did you guys build this together?" Green Lantern looked at the batches of soldiers standing up from the assembly line, and his tone finally became serious.

"I'm the only one who built this place... I usually don't produce many soldiers. To be honest, it's better to do it myself. It's cool to destroy thousands of troops with one hand." Valerie envied Superman's great power.

Green Lantern finally became serious about Valerie. If it was true as she said, the space station where Valerie was parked in the universe was a place to recruit soldiers. If she wanted, she could even lead her army to conquer the earth and become an evil force in the universe.

"Why did you build this space station in the first place?" Green Lantern asked as if he was questioning a potential member.

"Didn't I say it? It's because of this." As she spoke, Valerie pointed far away at the Apocalypse fleet floating in the universe.

Green Lantern shut his mouth and quietly stopped contacting the Green Lantern Corps. No one knew what he was thinking.

"V, how many of these iron soldiers do you have?" asked Wonder Woman.

"These robots have limited building materials, so I'm thinking of having them dismantle more of the spaceships on Apocalypse and send them back to replenish the army." Valerie walked to the center of the room and pulled a joystick there. "Of course, we're not here just to increase our military strength."

As Valerie moved, the floor opened like a hatch, and a black-green mecha about six meters high was lifted from the ground, its metal shell reflecting the light.

Valerie's own strength is more than enough on Earth, but whenever she encounters an opponent of the same level as Darkseid or Barbatos, she can't help feeling overwhelmed.

It first happened when Metropolis faced the Kryptonian invasion. If it weren't for the Kryptonians' own weaknesses, she would have been dead. After that, she tried every means to find ways to improve herself.

This mecha is one of the ways out she found for herself.

Only two of Valerie's panels have been perfected, one is physical and the other is technical.

Compared to her skills which can only be described in concept, her physical abilities are not that exaggerated. Superman can still lift her across a city with just one finger.

Therefore, she could only focus on technology and made so many strange inventions that she couldn't even remember how many of them there were. This mecha was one of the best.

"Do you want it?" Valerie walked in front of the mecha and suddenly turned back to ask the two of them.

"Want...how is that possible? I don't need these." Green Lantern said after wiping his saliva.

"Is this the armor people wear now? It's really huge." Wonder Woman nodded thoughtfully, "But I still prefer the one I'm wearing now. It's blessed by the gods."

"This mecha is not just big. I have absorbed the technological achievements of an entire lost civilization." Valerie said, stroking the shell of the mecha.

After admiring her masterpiece, Valerie climbed up the shell of the mecha, jumped in a few steps, and fastened the hatch of the mecha like a staple.

"Looks like you're ready." As he spoke, the green fluorescent light floated up with the Green Lantern, "Follow closely, don't let me fall too far behind."

With that, Green Lantern flew towards the fleet at high speed.

Valerie shook the joystick of the mech and looked at Wonder Woman: "Do you want me to take you with me?"

"No need, these iron soldiers of yours can take me there." As she said that, Wonder Woman jumped towards the robot that had just come down from the assembly line next to her.

Each robot is about two meters and four meters tall, tall enough to encompass Wonder Woman.

She stepped on the head of each robot and rushed into the universe like a parkour athlete, until she climbed onto the most pleasing robot flying in the air.

Although it was Wonder Woman's first time in space, she didn't look uncomfortable at all. She was a natural warrior.

Valerie looked at Wonder Woman from a distance and scratched her head in surprise: "Don't you need to wear a space suit?"

Watching Wonder Woman being full of energy in space, Valerie secretly sighed in her heart how awesome she was, but she didn't try it herself. She just started the mecha's driving system normally and let the jet take the mecha off.

After the dark green steel giant left the space station, Valerie thought for a moment and pulled out a chip from the back of her neck. It was Old Joe's clone.

She inserted the chip into the interface on the side of the mecha, and with a sound of electricity, Old Joe's face was projected onto the window in front of Valerie.

The mech's external viewing system mimics the Sword in the Stone, with a solid metal front window projecting the outside world.

"V? What's this again?" Old Joe asked puzzledly. He could feel that he could operate the mecha, but Valerie's operation in the cockpit had a higher priority.

"Don't talk. Your code name is BT now." Valerie said playfully, "Do you think we should install a clone chip of yours in every robot?"

As she spoke, Valerie kindly pointed out to Joe the Doom-like robot floating in space.

"It's a bit too much... All my clone chips share one consciousness." Old Joe was a little embarrassed, "And the clone chip can only be obtained through the Kryptonian spacecraft, which is a bit too energy-consuming."

The chip is part of the Kryptonian spaceship, and V's current brain is not capable of programming such an advanced AI. The methods she uses to obtain the clone chip are very violent and direct.

Remove the chip from the ship, then run away, summon a new ship, and repeat this process.

According to Old Joe, every time he summoned the clone chip, he felt like he suddenly had a new perspective.

Valerie hummed and hawed to show that she understood, and the mecha followed Green Lantern's steps and rushed to the first spaceship.

There are almost no intelligent creatures on these spaceships sent by Darkseid in ancient times. According to Green Lantern Science, this type of spaceship has its own set of ant colony thinking.

This is a concept that is difficult to explain clearly. To put it simply, when a large number of unintelligent creatures gather together, they inexplicably develop collective intelligence. These spaceships are like adults in an ant nest, with behavioral logic driven by class and instinct.

The four large spaceships in the center surrounded by many small spaceships are the queen ants in this ant nest. They represent the underlying code that runs this group algorithm.

Green Lantern had obviously faced - or at least heard of - such an enemy, and he described it so vividly that Valerie was overwhelmed.

He floated in front of a large spaceship, and with a wave of his hands, a green transparent baseball bat appeared in the sky.