Days as a Spiritual Mentor in American Comics-Chapter 5557 - 4583: The Day of Absolute White (Part 3)

Chapter 5557: Chapter 4583: The Day of Absolute White (Part 3)

Batman wasn’t inside the Apocalypse Domain. They were watching this earth-shattering spectacle from Earth. And because they viewed it from an outsider’s perspective, they saw it particularly clearly. How the Dark Power surged into the Apocalypse Domain, how it stuck the Apocalypse Domain, and dragged it into the channel, they saw it all clearly.

They didn’t see the latter part that occurred in the Lifeless Realm. But that "bang" sound even echoed through the channel. You don’t even have to look to know what probably happened. Some of the more lively Batmans were also playing truant—bailing on school.

Not wanting to seem too out of place, the adventurous Batman tried hard to suppress the corners of his mouth and said, "Sounds pretty painful, right?"

Bay Batman also tightly pursed his lips. "I guess he’s bald and doesn’t have hair to cushion the impact, that’s why the sound is so clear."

As a former victim, Ben Batman, although still looking old and cunning, the tapping of his fingers on the armrest revealed his current joyful mood. Talking about young people these days, they just lack the spirit of sharing. You can grab the Apocalypse Domain, dragging an extra Earth wouldn’t cost you much, so why haven’t we seen Black Death Emperor getting thumped?

Just as this thought emerged, the tentacles from the power of darkness directly wrapped around Earth, dragging Earth into the channel too.

Even though wanting to watch the spectacle, this behavior was indeed a bit dangerous. After all, to face the Black Death Emperor’s true form directly, that’s a Multi-universe Level mysterious existence, really okay to throw your home planet into its face?

However, this universe’s Justice League seemed constructed to prove there wasn’t a craziest, only crazier. Earth and Apocalypse Star didn’t stop moving. They were surrounded by the surging Dark Power. Earth collided with the Apocalypse Domain, the Apocalypse Domain collided with Black Death Emperor, just like snooker balls hitting each other. While the Black Death Emperor was still dizzy, he was directly knocked out.

Then this chain of bizarre entities passed through the Lifeless Realm, flying back from the channel of the Dark Domain, flying into the reality universe, directly flying into the edge of the single universe’s Prometheus Domain, then with a ’thud’, slapped against the Origin Wall.

Things became more awkward.

The Origin Wall is actually the boundary of the single universe. The entire DC Multiverse can be seen as a bowl of glutinous rice balls. Each parallel universe is a rice ball, and these rice balls are soaked in "Heavenly Blood." All the mysterious beings are also in the soup. And the Origin Wall is the skin of the rice balls, isolating each parallel universe.

The Origin Wall has a peculiar property: anything touching it gets stuck. Whether you’re a mysterious being or a special domain, as long as you touch it, you’ll definitely get stuck, and in a way where you can’t move at all. In many major events, extremely powerful characters have been stuck onto the Origin Wall. This is also the origin of the famous "wall hanging" saying.

Consider this as a giant spider web designed to intercept those small flying insects. Over the years, countless mysterious beings have ended up stuck on the wall.

And in the divine events, Black Death Emperor’s spokesperson, Black Hand, releases some creatures through contact with the Origin Wall. This proves that Black Death Emperor’s power can interfere with the Origin Wall. If he were stuck there alone, he should be able to break free using his own power.

But unfortunately, he wasn’t hung alone on the wall, he was slammed into it. And those two unfortunate objects that collided with him held onto him tightly, preventing him from leaving.

Black Death Emperor, waking up from a coma, discovered he was already hung up on the wall. On the left was the Apocalypse Domain, on the right was Earth. Yes, to trap Black Death Emperor on the wall, Bruce hung both the Apocalypse Domain and Earth on it.

The Apocalypse Domain was suspended because the channel of the Dark Domain was opening within the Apocalypse Domain, and he needed to transport Dark Power through the portal to stick Black Death Emperor, so obviously couldn’t let the Apocalypse Domain run away.

Earth was hung purely to let Earthlings watch the drama. Everyone stuck on the wall could only stare at each other. Anyway, you can’t move me, I’ll just stand here watching the spectacle.

However, the Origin Wall has another property, which is that any object with life, once stuck on it, will become an unconscious vegetable. Neither time nor space flows will move there; it’s like hitting the pause button, perfectly stuck.

And now, Earth is stuck, and the Apocalypse Domain is stuck. All creatures inside are completely paused, with neither time nor body nor consciousness moving. This includes everyone in the Justice League as well as Batman watching the spectacle on Earth, even Bruce couldn’t escape.

Clearly, the code permissions of the Origin Wall are extremely high. Lucifer would also get stuck, let alone the beings of this universe. The only hope to rescue them, Black Death Emperor, was hindered by the Dark Power. He wasn’t one to break free easily, and now wrapped up by the Dark Power, he couldn’t move. So, all three parties are stuck here.

However, the only survivor of this catastrophe was Shiller, who already knew there’s something fishy about the Prayer Wall.

Upon seeing Earth carrying the Apocalypse Domain to collide with Black Death Emperor, Shiller knew Bruce was about to create big trouble. But when he saw the flashing light of the Prometheus Domain, and the familiar Origin Wall, he couldn’t even bother to curse Bruce in his heart and directly threw his body and consciousness back to the tower, thereby avoiding the tragedy of being stuck on the wall like a vegetable.

Of course, back in the tower, his cursing was quite unpleasant. A figure in a white lab coat drifted down from upstairs, leaned on the railing of the atrium looking down, and said, "What’s happened? Haven’t heard you curse like this in a long time."

Arrogant raised his head, rolled his eyes at Greed, opened his mouth to speak, but didn’t know where to start. DC, oh DC, what do you owe me to repay. Oh, I myself am from DC, so never mind.

Arrogant let out a long sigh and decided to start from the outcome. "Earth, Apocalypse Domain, and Black Death Emperor are stuck together on the Origin Wall."

Greed almost choked himself. He coughed leaning on the railing for a while before spitting out a sentence, "...Ah???"

"Let me guess." Greed extended a hand to stop Arrogant from continuing, and then said, "Bruce did it. And you thought it was nothing major, so you didn’t bother him. Now that trouble has really occurred, you remembered to rescue him."

Arrogant was speechless. Greed covered his forehead and said, "Others learn from setbacks and grow wiser, you just continue facing setbacks after setbacks..."

"It’s us," Arrogant said, "When you were racing recklessly across the universe, didn’t I let you be?"

Greed was silent, and the two faced each other in silence. Finally, Greed sighed and said, "So what do you plan to do? How are you going to get them off?"

"Just getting the Earth down will do," Arrogant said, "The other two can stay up there. Let them stick to it."

"The problem is that getting the Earth down won’t be easy, right? That wall grabs anyone who touches it. Even Darkseid’s father, Yu Jia Khan, and Supreme Little Superman are stuck up there. How are you going to get the Earth down?"

"There will always be a way." Arrogant thought for a moment and said, "This is a long-term plan, but right now there’s a bigger problem."

"What is it?"

"The Multiverse’s Batman legion is also on Earth."

Greed gasped. "You captured all the Batmen???"

"Not quite," Arrogant said, "Just about 20 Batmen. Including the main universe Batman."

Greed rubbed his eyes again and said, "Congratulations. Your student has achieved a great feat that no villain in the entire Multiverse has accomplished — taking down more than 20 Batmen, all from important universes. Give him a Best Joker Award."

"I didn’t take them down," Arrogant said, "They’re just temporarily out of action. Letting those workaholics take a break isn’t so bad."

"So how do you plan to explain to their Justice League why Batman hasn’t returned from your universe?"

"That’s the big problem I was talking about." Arrogant headed toward the tower and said, "Brute force obviously won’t get the Earth down. But we really don’t know enough about the Origin Wall. By the way, has the Doctor ever written you a letter?"

Greed was taken aback, then said, "No. But the last time I saw him, he said..."

Arrogant halted and turned to look at Greed. "You saw him?"

"Come on, can’t you take some time to check your memory?!" Greed said, exasperated, "Ignoring something this important???"

Arrogant quickly searched through his memory bank. Then his expression froze. "...The First Lantern????"

"I was just as shocked." Greed leaned against the nearby wall and said, "But thinking about it, it’s not surprising. Very much in the Doctor’s style."

"That makes it easier," Arrogant said, "During the Blackout Event, the Lantern Beasts all returned to the Origin Wall. This proves that the source of the emotional spectrum is on the Origin Wall. The Doctor must know something about this."

"Are you going to find him?" Greed thought for a moment and said, "If nothing unexpected happens, he should still be traveling around. But you’ve got so many Batmen stuck on the wall; can he really wait for the big event to kick off?"

Arrogant paused. "Where would he be waiting for the event to start?"

Greed calculated on his fingers, then said, "I only know that the main universe Batman is scouring the universe for him. You know how it is. To deal with the Black Lantern and to better utilize the Power of Seven Lanterns. There must be a conversation between them."

Arrogant sighed as well. He had the main universe Batman stuck on the wall, so how was he supposed to dig out the First Lantern? If he couldn’t, wouldn’t the Doctor be waiting in vain?

"I have a way," Greed said, "Just wait and see."

A moment later, a figure with medium-length hair appeared at the base of the tower. He looked at the two and said, "What’s the trouble now?"

"We’ve hit a bit of a snag... In short, we need to guide the main universe Justice League to dig out the First Lantern."

"I see," he chuckled and said, "I can’t wait to see the Doctor’s face when he realizes it’s not Batman who dug him out, but Superman."

Meanwhile, in the Bvs movie universe, Superman frowned at the Battleworld interface, which had been silent for a long time. The last safety report had already been overdue by five minutes. He stood up and said to Ron, "Gather the Justice League, Batman might be in trouble."