American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

[C. To come to Earth in search of the Mother Box]

[D. The Anti-Life Equation is on Earth]

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The system notification sounded suddenly at that moment, and the latest question appeared on the big screen.

Darkseid!

Upon seeing this name, everyone in front of the screen couldn't help but perk up.

Everyone was extremely interested in this question.

As the quiz continues, based on the various clues available to everyone, one thing is certain: Steppenwolf is Darkseid's henchman, nothing more!

Even Darkseid's henchman managed to overwhelm the Justice League members, ultimately forcing them to make the decision to resurrect Superman.

So just how powerful is Darkseid, who is willingly served by Steppenwolf?

Even if you think about it with your bare hands, you can figure it out.

Not to mention, Wonder Woman Diana has already told everyone about Darkseid's invasion of Earth.

That included Atlantis, Amazons, the Green Lanterns, and even real gods like Zeus and his son.

They finally joined forces to defeat Darkseid.

Such a powerful being is simply incomparable to Steppenwolf.

"As expected, Steppenwolf's defeat is not the end, but just the beginning!"

Bruce Wayne's voice rang out, his face now very serious.

In fact, everyone had already considered this question when the topic of The Flash saving the world came up.

With Superman's resurrection, Steppenwolf suffered a complete defeat, and Cyborg successfully separated the Mother Box. So, what will Darkseid's reaction be next?

After all, Steppenwolf and Thanos are completely different people.

Thanos is the big boss, but Steppenwolf is just a pawn in the big boss's game, nothing more.

With the pawn killed, will the big boss let it go?

Everyone figured that the possibility of this happening was still very low.

Darkseid will probably invade Earth sooner or later.

This question confirms everyone's previous guesses and concerns: after Steppenwolf was killed, Darkseid is really going to make a move!

Earth will face a crisis and disaster far exceeding the invasion of Steppenwolves.

In a single moment.

Several bigwigs in DC were secretly relieved.

Fortunately, they made the decisive decision to keep the portal and reached an agreement with the superheroes from Marvel, which will give them more confidence when they fight Darkseid in the future.

"The Darkseid invasion of Earth is not something that surprises me too much."

Diana chimed in, "But now it seems that Darkseid's invasion of Earth is not as simple as it appears."

“We need to analyze this question carefully,” Captain America interjected, immediately launching into his analysis. “Let’s look at option A first. I think we can eliminate this option, right?”

"That's right, this option can indeed be ruled out."

Even Thor immediately noticed the problem: "Darkseid's previous invasion was probably a routine planetary invasion, but this time, it's clearly not."

How could a cosmic overlord like Darkseid, who conquered countless planets with the help of the Mother Box, remain indifferent to such a setback on Earth?

If the other side were to invade Earth again, no matter the reason, how could they possibly invade without any emotional fluctuations?

It is obviously impossible.

Even an ordinary person would try to get revenge if they were humiliated, let alone a tyrant like Darkseid.

Option A was eliminated by everyone without any doubt.

It was practically a free point.

“Option A is really not worth discussing. Let’s look at the other three options,” Tony Stark said in the same tone.

Immediately afterwards, everyone focused their attention on the three options above and below.

At first glance, the remaining three options seem much more plausible.

"Because Darkseid failed twice and was repeatedly humiliated, he wanted to regain his dignity, which seems like a reasonable option."

Tony Stark first conducted a preliminary analysis of option B and did not find any problems with the description of this option.

The people present discussed it among themselves for a few minutes, but they did not find any suspicious points or loopholes.

Simply put, there is no reason to exclude this option.

"I have a question."

Captain America suddenly remembered something, "Why is Steppenwolf the one who came to Earth to steal the Mother Box? Isn't that a bit strange?"

Originally, people didn't pay much attention to Steppenwolves invading Earth, or rather, they didn't take it to heart.

But now that Captain America specifically pointed it out, everyone couldn't help but notice the strangeness of it.

Yes, why would Steppenwolves be the ones invading Earth?

“Since Darkseid has already suffered a crushing defeat on Earth, he naturally understands the immense power that exists on Earth. So why would he still send Steppenwolf?”

"He himself was defeated on Earth. Steppenwolf was just one of his subordinates. What makes him think that Steppenwolf can complete the mission?"

Captain America then went on to express his doubts.

This caused everyone present to furrow their brows slightly.

Captain America has a point.

Since Steppenwolf was just one of Darkseid's lackeys, he was naturally not as strong as Darkseid.

Its army and various forces are certainly no match for Darkseid's.

Given that Darkseid, who was far more powerful in every aspect, had failed, sending Steppenwolf out seemed like a rather unwise choice.

"Could it be... that Darkseid has already investigated and found out that the guardians of Earth are no longer there, and that the power on Earth is not as strong as it used to be?" Diana offered this reasonable guess.

"No, that doesn't make sense."

After a moment of contemplation, Bruce Wayne rejected Diana's viewpoint, saying, "The Mother Box was actually activated by Cyborg's father long ago, but the mastermind behind it was afraid of Superman's power and dared not act. This suggests that the mastermind behind it may not be Darkseid."

Could Darkseid be too afraid of Superman to invade Earth?

Everyone thinks the possibility is very, very low.

Darkseid was a cosmic overlord who destroyed countless planets.

Such a person would not be afraid of a mere person to this extent, would he?

Even though that person was a god among men.

"So... the only possibility is that Steppenwolf's search for the Mother Box on Earth was a unilateral action, and Darkseid was unaware of it?"

Clark Kent made the most likely and logical guess.

This conjecture has been widely accepted.

The information behind Steppenwolves' invasion of Earth has thus been clarified by everyone.

Knowing this background information, will it help in answering the questions?

The answer is yes.

If that's the case, then can option C be ruled out?

Tony Stark immediately made this judgment: "Darkseid has failed on Earth for so many years without actively coming to Earth to look for the Mother Box. Steppenwolf's invasion of Earth to steal the Mother Box was not at his behest. Doesn't this suggest that Darkseid may have deeper and more far-reaching ambitions for Earth, and not just limited to the Mother Box?"

Tony Stark's analysis was widely agreed upon.

Putting everything else aside, the Mother Box was Darkseid's tool for conquering the universe.

Given how important this was, wouldn't Steppenwolf have reported it to Darkseid after discovering its location?

How could Darkseid not know?

Darkseid still didn't do anything else, leaving Steppenwolf to roam the Earth alone.

This speaks volumes.

At least the mother box is not the kind of thing Darkseid values ​​as described in this problem.

"Makes sense."

Thor nodded in agreement, "It seems that option C can indeed be ruled out."

No one else present raised any objections.

In addition, option A has already been eliminated, and now option C has also been eliminated, so only options B and D remain.

Everyone was immediately drawn to option D.

The reason is simple: the "anti-life equation" described in option D is just too sophisticated.

"Anti-Life Equation? What kind of equation is that? Has any of you heard of it?"

Captain America couldn't help but glance at the DC bigwigs opposite him and asked a question.

However, the bigwigs in DC looked at each other, as they had also never heard of such a thing.

"Although we don't know exactly what this anti-life equation is, it seems to be something extraordinary, and also very evil."

Clark Kent addressed everyone with a solemn expression.

The same goes for others; they all keep quiet about things like the "anti-life equation."

This is something whose level can be understood simply by looking at its name.

"If there really is some anti-life equation hidden on Earth, I think between options B and D, option D is more likely, right?"

Thor then spoke up and shared his judgment.

Although it was just Thor's subjective judgment and there was no concrete evidence, everyone present actually felt the same way.