American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

Although a portrait artist was immediately brought in after the question was answered and drew portraits of Morgan Eich and Zetarot, it is conceivable that there would be some discrepancies.

However, Morgan Aitch is relatively easy to find. He operates on Earth under this name and is a successful entrepreneur. You can even find his information without needing a portrait.

Zetarot is more difficult.

Nick Fury's clairvoyance also requires him to know what the person he is searching for looks like!

These are two insurmountable problems.

The previously invigorated group couldn't help but frown again, indicating that operating the Sky Eye was not so easy after all.

Besides, Nick Fury isn't from their world, so they can't exactly ask him to stay here permanently and help them find people, can they?

"I was just giving a random example to illustrate that we need to broaden our thinking and expand our horizons. If Nick Fury isn't an option, then how about Doctor Strange?"

"He's proficient in so many spells, maybe he has a spell that can locate people? Who can say for sure about magic?"

"And then there's Peter Quill and Thor. They're from an alien race and possess alien technology. Maybe they have a more advanced way to find Zetaro than satellites?"

The Flash then spoke rapidly to everyone.

“Barry is right, we were thinking too narrowly before.”

Bruce Wayne laughed. "Looks like we need another 'space trip,' right, everyone?"

That's settled then.

Bruce Wayne immediately contacted Nick Fury, greeted him, and then used the Hextech portal to travel to the Quiz Master's base.

"Bruce, Clark, everyone, what's the important matter this time?"

Nick Fury personally greeted several guests from the neighboring universe, and after a brief exchange of pleasantries, they got down to business.

“Nick Fury, we need your help.”

Clark Kent then spoke up and told Nick Fury about what they had been discussing.

Nick Fury, of course, had no time to hesitate and immediately contacted Doctor Strange, Thor, and Star-Lord.

These three people arrived at the quiz base as soon as possible.

We'll meet up with everyone.

After a brief greeting, Bruce Wayne and his team told the Marvel contestants their requirements.

"That's too easy."

Thor immediately laughed, "There's no one in this world who can escape Heimdall's eyes. Even if Zetaro were hiding in a mouse hole, Heimdall could spot her at a glance."

"So, Thor, you can bring Heimdall into our world to help us find Zetarot?" Wonder Woman asked with a very skeptical tone.

She didn't think someone as important as Heimdall would be casually dispatched for such a trivial matter.

"Theoretically speaking! I'm just stating one possibility in theory."

Thor tossed his alluring long hair. "But I'm sorry, my friends, Heimdall needs to guard the Rainbow Bridge. It's a very important duty, and he can't leave his post without permission. I believe you'll understand."

I knew it would turn out like this!

Heimdall can't live without you, what the hell!

All the DC respondents rolled their eyes in unison.

Thor is as unreliable as ever.

"Bruce, what you're talking about is a method of monitoring a person from an extremely long distance, or even monitoring a person at a fixed point in space, right?"

"There is no such technology! At least I have never heard of such technology."

Star-Lord shook his head repeatedly.

Even interstellar technology has to follow some logic, right?

The DC bigwigs were a bit discouraged. They had brought in three people, but two of them were already unable to help.

"I do have the spell to find people."

Doctor Strange, however, offered good news: "However, even if I were to find someone, I couldn't do it out of thin air. I would need to know what Zetaro looks like, or have any items related to Zetaro."

Okay, after going around in circles, things have come full circle back to the same dead end.

“That’s exactly the problem. We don’t know what Zetaro looks like,” Bruce Wayne shrugged.

"Do any of you have any items that Zetarot used?" Doctor Strange asked the DC contestants again.

The respondents shook their heads again.

The atmosphere in the hall became rather dull for a moment, and everyone felt extremely annoyed.

Doctor Strange was the one most likely to help them, but in the end, he still couldn't get what he wanted.

But this isn't Doctor Strange's fault; it's mainly because Bruce Wayne and his team weren't doing a good job.

If you don't have what you need, how can anyone help you find it?

"Strange, do you have any magical surveillance methods?"

Wonder Woman began to change her thinking: "Is it possible to silently monitor a Kryptonian without the Kryptonian noticing?"

Clark Kent, The Flash Barry Allen, and Bruce Wayne all couldn't help but be impressed.

If it's possible to do that, then that's fine too.

"Such spells do exist, but according to your demands, what you need is long-term surveillance, right?"

"Even I cannot condense a spell that can last for such a long time."

Doctor Strange shook his head.

Just as the DC bigwigs were feeling somewhat discouraged, Doctor Strange changed the subject again, saying, "However, Kamar-Taj does have some artifacts that can indeed do what you described."

This was truly a case of "after seemingly no way out, a new path opens up," and the DC bigwigs were once again invigorated.

"Strange, can ordinary people use Kamar-Taj's magical artifacts? Bruce and the others aren't magicians."

Star-Lord, on the other hand, asked with great curiosity.

“That’s not the problem. A simple spell will suffice. The real problem is whether the Ancient One is willing to lend it to us.”

Doctor Strange gave everyone a meaningful smile, then conjured a portal, stepped into it, and vanished instantly.

About ten minutes later.

Chi Chi!

The familiar golden portal reappeared, and Doctor Strange returned to everyone's sight.

In his hand, there was a mirror that looked very antique.

It is undoubtedly the magical artifact that Doctor Strange mentioned.

“You’re very lucky; the Ancient One agreed.”

Doctor Strange shook the small mirror in his hand. "This thing can monitor Morgan Aech without anyone noticing. Now, it's yours."

“Strange, thank you very much!” Clark Kent stepped forward and took the small mirror.

"You're welcome. It's very easy to use."

“Because I’m monitoring Clark Kent’s brother, I’ve modified some of the spells. This artifact can only be used by you, Clark, and it can only be used to monitor Morgan Eich. No one else can use it.”

"Once you get back, you can just give it commands using voice."

Doctor Strange then introduced Clark Kent.

Chapter 527 Two Thors and a Valkyrie were beaten to a pulp.

Clark Kent, Bruce Wayne, and other bigwigs from DC returned home satisfied, proving that their decision to seek help from the neighboring universe was indeed the right one.

“Show Morgan Eich.”

Upon returning to Bruce Wayne's secret base, Clark Kent immediately gave orders to the "Magic Mirror".

An image suddenly appeared on the mirror.

It was none other than Morgan Eich.

"Is this a magical item? It's amazing!"

The Flash watched in amazement and couldn't help but shout excitedly.

"Um... shut down the system? Turn off the screen? Stop working?"

The Flash thought for a moment, then tentatively gave some instructions to the mirror.

Unfortunately, the image on the mirror was still displaying perfectly, without any change.

"Clark, why don't you give it a try?"

The Flash stared longingly at Clark Kent and urged him on.

Clark Kent thought for a moment, then tried it out: "Stop!"

The image on the mirror immediately disappeared.

As Doctor Strange said, only Clark Kent can use this mirror.

"Bruce, I still need to go to the Daily Planet. Can you arrange for someone to keep an eye on Morgan Edge?"

Clark Kent then turned to Bruce Wayne and asked.

Monitoring Morgan Eich is a long-term task, and Clark Kent definitely doesn't have the time for it.

"Leave it to me, I'll take care of it."

Bruce Wayne didn't waste any words and immediately nodded.

Ultimately, the task gloriously fell to his old butler, Afu.

Poor Alfred, at his advanced age, not only does he have to be Bruce Wayne's butler, but he also has to provide strategic logistical support for Batman. How arduous that must be.

Of course, Batman isn't heartless; he knows this is an incredibly demanding job.

He himself, along with the goofy Flash, would very consciously help out Ah Fu when they had free time.