I, the anti-superman, have hacked into the chat group.

The Flash, of course, refused to listen. He kept running and soon arrived at the bustling city center.

At that moment, the Dark Walker said from behind him, "Do you think you've really broken free from me? You've only affected the stability of our connection. You are still death, and if death cannot proceed normally, the entire universe will collapse. Death is necessary for the continuation of the universe."

The Flash remained silent. He had sensed this as well. He and the Dark Walker behind him were still one. The strongest evidence was that the Dark Walker's current appearance was a black and red color after merging with him, instead of the original silver and white. He was still the embodiment of death, able to take other people's lives with a wave of his hand.

Seeing his hesitation, the Darkwalker continued, "We must kill a life before the universe collapses, only then can we become Darkwalkers again."

The Dark Walker summoned a scythe and looked at the passersby. The Flash rushed over to stop him, smashing the Dark Walker with his fist and then snatching the scythe that symbolized death.

“No, you can’t do that,” the Flash said, gripping his scythe.

The Dark Walker instantly regained his strength, and he said even more violently, "Only by taking a life can the universe not end. Don't you understand this principle?"

"Or if you really can't accept it, let me find someone else to be a host. I can sense that there is another creature on the moon with a different speed. Do you think he would enjoy the power of death?"

The Flash knew the other person was referring to Johnny Quick. Although it was a bit impolite to say it that way, he figured that if the other person became Death, he would definitely become unscrupulous.

The Dark Walker looked at the passersby, itching to try again, when the Flash raised his scythe and spoke.

"You won, one life, right? All I have to do is take one life, is that all?" The Flash said in a deep voice, "Then I'll kill you now!"

"What?" Dark Walker was shocked. Could such a thing really be done? But he didn't have time to be surprised, because Flash was already charging over with his scythe. The other man was no joke.

This time it was the Dark Walker's turn to run away. The two were still in a chase, but their positions were reversed.

"Stop! Stop it now!" the Dark Walker cried out in terror.

But the Flash is closing in step by step. He is one step ahead of the Dark Walker. At this moment, he not only has to save Central City, but also all life in the universe.

Tear! The scythe fell, cleaving the Dark Walker's body in two.

The Flash stood there, somewhat bewildered. He didn't know how to react. Should he laugh? Because he had already eliminated death.

But just then, the Flash suddenly looked up at the sky and saw a Grim Reaper, a Grim Reaper that was expanding like a black mist.

It turns out that death has not been eliminated; on the contrary, it has lost its restraint and is about to spread endlessly until all life enters death, and even the gods will not be an exception.

This time, the Flash finally understood what he had to do. In order for others to live, he had to kill a life that had ended long ago for him—his mother.

The Flash and the Dark Walker merge once again; he is Death.

……

Far away on the other side of the universe, Carl lowered his all-seeing eye and breathed a sigh of relief. Fortunately, the changes he brought about did not cause the Flash to unleash his death; otherwise, the consequences would have been unimaginable.

Karl himself had a way to ensure his own survival, but that was all he could do; he was powerless to prevent the deaths of others.

This is why he didn't allow the members of the Ultimate Alliance to go to Apokolips. Other god positions are one thing, but the God of Death absolutely cannot be replaced.

If the Dark Walker had merged with Johnny Cash instead of The Flash, the host's personality would probably have been completely devoured by the Dark Walker on Apokolips, and he would have started spreading death indiscriminately.

Fortunately, this didn't happen; Death was controlled by the Flash. Although this prevented him from actively saving lives and he could only stand there and wait, balancing Death and doing nothing was the greatest contribution.

Carl was satisfied and prepared to check on the Ultimate Alliance, but just then, he heard some noises behind him; the Anti-Monitor was about to awaken.

Chapter 235 The Crisis of the Green Light

The Justice League, based on Apokolips, had to retreat because they had just received news from Batman that an antimatter wall had appeared in Gotham City and was engulfing the city.

Compared to the Parademons army, the damage caused by this wall was not significant, and even the area of ​​Gotham City itself that was swallowed up was not very large.

But Batman still urged everyone to return to defense as soon as possible, because the only person who could use the Anti-Monitor Wall was the Anti-Monitor. His appearance meant that the Anti-Monitor could visit Earth at any time, and the tragedy of Earth-3 had not been long ago. The Justice League had not forgotten what Earth had become there.

“HAL, we have to go back first. If the Anti-Monitors appear, Earth can’t be left unguarded,” Wonder Woman said.

Hal Green Lantern, along with his fellow Green Lanterns, was maintaining a massive Green Lantern cage to suppress Calypso when he also received Batman's message.

“I understand, so you guys go back to Earth. I will work with the Legion to stop the people from Apokolips,” Hal said through gritted teeth.

Wonder Woman was slightly worried. The Green Lantern Corps was indeed powerful, otherwise they would not be able to maintain cosmic order. However, there were far too many enemies on this planet. Defeating one would immediately result in ten more appearing, and there was no end in sight. This forced the Green Lantern Corps and the Guardians to keep attacking, which consumed energy extremely rapidly.

Haldane, while increasing the ring's output, continued, "Don't hesitate any longer. This is the best course of action right now. Besides, we are the Green Lantern Corps, whose strength comes from willpower. We never give up. Even if they want to defeat us, it won't be something they can do in a short time."

Wonder Woman nodded solemnly. That made sense. It seemed that they could only trust the Green Lantern Corps. If the others could resolve the situation on Earth as soon as possible, they might be able to come and help.

"Then Hal, you must be careful... Cyborg, let's go."

Cyborg is a cyborg who was severely injured during the Apokolips invasion of Earth and was forced to merge with a Mother Box. This gave him cutting-edge technology and the ability to teleport people, though it is not very stable.

Cyborg was already preparing his escape route shortly after the battle began. He could start teleporting at any time. With a roar, the portal to Earth opened, leaving only the Green Lantern Corps on the battlefield of Apokolips.

"Alright guys, leave this to the Green Lanterns!" Hal shouted.

But at that moment, Kalibak, who had been suppressed by them, suddenly broke free of his restraints, and green fragments scattered everywhere.

“The power of will, I can withstand it, and I will destroy it,” Kalibak said, tears streaming down his face. Several Green Lanterns rushed over, conjuring various weapons with their rings and relentlessly attacking him.

Even so, Kalibak continued to advance slowly. He was a fierce warrior of Apokolips, and Darkseid's death had completely ignited his ferocity. Although his eyes were injured, he became even more dangerous than usual.

"Hold on." Hal readjusted his posture, creating a giant pile driver, and combined with the others' attacks, finally forced Kalibak back.

“If we keep going like this, they can’t defeat us!” Hal said.

The rest of the legion members were also incredibly imposing. Just as Hal said, they were a legion of will, and there was no need to worry about morale at all.

The group formed small teams, creating various green light constructs in the sky to fight against the endless Parademons, and the situation seemed to have stabilized.

However, just as they were thinking this, a Green Lantern's defenses were suddenly breached, putting him in grave danger. If his teammates hadn't risked their lives to save him, he would probably have been torn to shreds.

"What happened? There weren't many enemies there, you should have been able to handle them, so why did such a serious mistake occur?" his teammates asked.

However, the Green Lantern himself wasn't quite sure what was going on. He could only manage to say, "I'm not sure, it might even be my imagination, because I felt like the ring's energy suddenly weakened a little... Oh well, it must be my problem, let's keep fighting."

The Green Lantern didn't suspect the ring and quickly re-entered the battlefield, but what happened next was hard to ignore, as more and more Green Lanterns inexplicably made mistakes.

If someone were to become weak by chance, it might be due to a fluctuation in their will. However, the frequent occurrence of such large-scale accidents is clearly not normal.

"What exactly is going on?" Hal flew to the side of a guardian named Ganser and asked anxiously.

Ganther sighed. He had originally intended to keep it a secret with the other little blue men to prevent a riot in the legion, but now it seemed he had no choice but to tell them.

“The problem lies with the main energy battery,” Ganther said. “Paradems aren’t just on Apokolips. The thousands of planets conquered by Darkseid were his arsenals. After Darkseid died, and without a new god to control them, they flocked to the source of light in the universe like moths to a flame.”

“Oh,” Hal said.

Ganser nodded: "Mogo was too conspicuous and didn't hide with us in a nearby star system. Instead, he stayed in a more distant place. After we received this news, we sent him back to Oa to guard the main energy battery. We thought that with him there, there wouldn't be any problems."

The little blue man's plan was excellent. Mogo's combat power was equivalent to more than 3000 Green Lanterns, almost half a legion. He would not lose no matter what enemy he faced.

However, they were too confident, or rather, they underestimated the Parademon army. Individual Parademon were so easy to kill that sometimes people forgot they were monsters on par with Doomsday.

"Why didn't you say so sooner? Otherwise, we could have gotten the Justice League to help." Hal's tone was very unpleasant, practically accusing his superior.

At that moment, one of the Green Lanterns finally died on the spot due to an energy problem. Hal immediately froze. The Legion members were not afraid of death, but they couldn't die in such a humiliating way.

“We have to go support Oa,” Hal said, abandoning any further questioning. “I’ll take a few men with me to help Mogo, otherwise we simply can’t win.”

Hal wasn't discussing this with the Green Lanterns. As soon as he finished speaking, he took action, gathering a few familiar Green Lanterns and forcibly breaking through the encirclement. He was never one to follow the rules.

The Parademons didn't chase after them; they only wanted to kill and didn't care who they were killing, so naturally they wouldn't abandon the main force to chase after a small squad.

Chapter 236 Keeping the Anti-Life Equation

Hal travels to OA, while the Justice League returns to Earth. They also encounter the antimatter wall that Batman mentioned.

The pure white wall was slowly expanding, and everything it touched would disappear without a trace, while Batman was using the chair beneath him to continuously evacuate the citizens.

The Justice League quickly flew over to help. This was a busy downtown area with tens of thousands of residents, and no matter what happened next, they couldn't let them stay here any longer.

Ten minutes later, the Alliance was evacuating the last batch of citizens. Without the Flash and Superman, their efficiency was much lower, but they were almost done.

"Batman, get off my chair!"

In an instant, the antimatter wall vanished, and a completely revitalized Antimonitor emerged from within, followed by an endless stream of Shadow Demons.

He was no longer a little giant over two meters tall, but a normal and healthy human form. His skin was not wrinkled, and although it was white, even earthlings could appreciate its charm.

This is what the Anti-Monitor originally looked like, back when he was still traveling the world under the name Mobius, and the chair Batman is sitting on was also something he created during that period.

Now that his appearance has returned to what it was back then, it's time to retrieve the rest as well. The Anti-Monitor's first target is the Möbius Chair. With this chair that can know all the secrets of the universe, everything will be much more convenient from now on.

……

An unnamed planet.

After watching the Anti-Monitor leave, Carl began to study the Anti-Life Equation in his hand.

The current Anti-Life Equation, no bigger than a fist, is like a tiny fireball with many black ghostly patterns wandering around it. This tiny thing destroyed the Earth-3 universe where he had lived for more than 20 years.

Normally, the Anti-Life Equation does not have such a clear entity, but the Anti-Monitor has somehow bound it into such a small sphere.

This shows that the anti-monitors really understand the anti-life equation; they not only separated it but also repackaged it.

Otherwise, the moment the Anti-Life Equation leaves its host, it will probably disappear into the depths of the universe, and even if other organisms find it, they will probably perish directly, not even qualifying to be a host.

The anti-monitors probably still want to control the Anti-Life Equation, otherwise they wouldn't have used methods to leave it behind.

However, the reborn Anti-Monitor was too excited and didn't even carefully check the surroundings before transferring directly to Earth, leaving only some Shadow Demons to guard it. Ultimately, the methods he left behind benefited Karl.

Carl opened the space box, attempting to put the Anti-Life Equation inside.

However, just as the sphere passed through the portal, the space inside the box suddenly began to tremble violently, and at the same time, sounds like shattering glass kept ringing out, which made Karl quickly pull out the Anti-Life Equation again.

"That was close. If my reaction speed hadn't increased countless times, this storage space would probably have been destroyed. No wonder the Anti-Monitor didn't use other means to carry the Anti-Life Equation with him. It seems that this thing can only stay in a normal space."

The Anti-Monitor can teleport between universes on its own, so it's impossible that he doesn't have related spatial abilities. However, he didn't create a pocket universe to store the Anti-Life Equation, probably because the characteristics of the Anti-Life Equation don't allow it.

"This thing cannot be stored in a personal space. If you want to take it with you, you either have to keep it in your hand or merge with it directly."

Holding it in your hand would be too conspicuous and inconvenient for your next move. If someone else breaks the seal on it, then all your efforts would have been in vain.

However, it would be inappropriate to choose to merge with it. The Anti-Monitors and the Anti-Life Equation have been together for countless years and know it very well, as evidenced by their ability to place a seal on the Anti-Life Equation.

Even so, the Anti-Monitors cannot escape the side effects of the Anti-Life Equation and are constantly guided by it, willing to pay any price to break free from it.

Karl would never willingly step into this trap, at least not until he could resolve the side effects, and would not merge with the Anti-Life Equation.

"If I want to use the Anti-Life Equation, the only way I can do it right now is to find it a host, but that way the host will also be controlled by the Anti-Life Equation and destroy the universe just like the Anti-Monitor."

"Moreover, if we choose to use it, it will definitely break the seal on it. In that case, even if we take it out of the host, it will only cause it to leave directly and become a disposable item, which is a huge waste."

Carl began to worry. The Anti-Life Equation was very powerful, but he lacked the knowledge of how to use it. This thing was extremely dangerous; a single misstep could lead to a cosmic-level crisis. Without understanding it, it should never be used lightly.

It's important to know that among the countless parallel universes of DC, there is actually a zombie universe. The so-called 'zombies' there are actually life forms corrupted by the Anti-Life Equation. Countless heroes and villains, including Darkseid, have been infected, and the harm caused is unimaginable.