'Apokolips is the destination of the Omega Effect. If it exists, the Omega Effect will automatically return there, and I can then wait and see, trying to use it to completely stabilize reality.'

"But that won't work now. Apokolips is destroyed, and if the Omega effect is left unchecked, it might simply dissipate into the universe. In that case, the pillars of reality will be missing a crucial piece of the puzzle."

"In other words, I must resurrect Darkseid before the Omega effect disappears; I don't think I'll have that opportunity again afterward."

After some deliberation, Carl decided to change the order of events. The only chance to stabilize reality was now; he had to resurrect Darkseid first, otherwise the turbulent reality could easily cause problems.

Moreover, stabilizing reality in advance has an advantage for him: if he becomes stronger later, he won't become a god with a deeper connection to the universe, making the relocation plan more convenient.

Even if he were to do this, a problem still loomed before Carl: 'The goal is to resurrect Darkseid, but first I need to find someone who can withstand the Omega effect.'

The Omega effect is not something that anyone can merge with; the Death Storm, which was burned to death, is a good example. In addition, without the assistance of specialized equipment on Apokolips, the difficulty has undoubtedly increased significantly.

'Where am I supposed to find someone who can directly integrate the Omega Effect without any help? Going to Lex Luthor seems like an option, and even if he were possessed by Darkseid, it wouldn't be a pity.'

'But that was the original trajectory. The situation when he became the God of Apokolips was quite perilous. If it happened now, he might not be able to succeed again.'

Carl was still thinking that finding a suitable candidate wasn't easy, but there wasn't time for him to carefully screen them now. The anti-monitors were about to enter the atmosphere, and optimistically, they would be engaged in combat in a few seconds. By then, there might not be any chance to stabilize reality.

Karl kept thinking, and all sorts of ideas came to mind like lightning, colliding with each other, and sparks of inspiration ignited at that moment.

"By the way, speaking of people who can adapt to the Omega effect, don't I have one right here?"

Carl flew straight into the sky and arrived at the location of the Omega Effect before anyone could react.

The enormous fireball emitted no heat whatsoever, appearing merely as a light and shadow effect. If anyone were to actually try to approach it, the Death Storm would serve as a cautionary tale.

"Speaking of people who can withstand the Omega effect, those who are born with a portion of its energy certainly meet the requirements. Darkseid, I hope you will like this body."

Karl opened the spatial box and took out a prisoner.

“Go, Grell. Didn’t you intend to make Darkseid your slave? If you can outmaneuver him, you can have your way.”

With that, Carl threw Greer directly into the Omega Effect.

Grell is different from others. Although there is no prophecy or plot involving the integration of the Omega effect, she has inherited some of its characteristics since birth, so her tolerance to the Omega effect is definitely among the top.

As Carl had predicted, the Omega effect began to shrink again, but this time Grell inside showed no abnormalities. Soon, only a thin layer of fire remained around Grell; she had succeeded.

Kryptonians!

Just then, Grell, who had been unconscious, suddenly opened his eyes and roared angrily at Karl.

"Oh," Karl replied perfunctorily, then asked sarcastically, "What should I call you now, Grell, or Lady Darkseid?"

Grell remained silent, only staring at Karl with her scarlet eyes. She had not yet fully integrated into the Omega Effect and was not in a position to resort to violence.

"You're quite composed. It seems you must be Lady Darkseid. If it were Grell, she certainly wouldn't be so calm. Her will is indeed not strong enough; she can't compare to you, Lady Darkseid," Karl teased.

“Kryptonians,” Grell, no, Darkseid spoke.

However, her voice is no longer the same as before, which was deep and imposing; it is now a clear, crisp female voice.

"Be proud of yourself. You are no longer gods, and the anti-gods are still targeting you. You will soon perish."

As Darkseid spoke these words, the Justice League and the Green Lantern Corps also took to the skies. They did not understand Karl's actions, especially after hearing what Karl had just said. They were even more confused as to why he did this and why he resurrected Darkseid.

However, they soon had no time to raise any questions, because the anti-monitors had already returned to Earth.

"You wretched ants, I will crush you all one by one!" the anti-surveillance agent roared.

Everyone gripped their weapons tightly, feeling a heavy pressure. Just as Darkseid had said, they had all lost their divine power, while the Anti-Monitor was still in perfect condition. If the battle resumed now, their situation would be extremely dangerous.

"Listen to me, everyone! I'll count to three, and then we'll all unleash the green light together to unite our wills. Only then will we have a chance to defeat them!" Hal shouted to the legion around him, raising the green light ring high.

The situation was urgent, and no one cared whether Hal was the right person to take command; they just subconsciously followed his instructions and merged the green light together.

More than 7000 Green Lanterns released a beam of light from their rings. Since they hadn't discussed what they were going to create beforehand, the light remained in its most primitive form, illuminating the sky with a dazzling green that was about to sweep over the Anti-Monitor.

"Hmph, the power of will? It's utterly useless."

However, the Anti-Monitor didn't even bother to take the light seriously; he simply raised a hand casually, waiting for the Green Lanterns to attack.

"Tch, don't let him underestimate us, let him go!"

The beam of light formed by the green light pressed directly towards the anti-monitor, but at that moment, the green light was blocked by another force.

It was a pure white light curtain.

Chapter 249 Beating Up the Anti-Surveillance Agent

The Green Lantern Corps is a cosmic-level organization. Most of the time, a single Green Lantern can maintain order in a star system, but now the combined will of the entire corps has been easily blocked.

The light of the green light was so bright that it was almost impossible to look directly at it. The white light that could block them was also very strong, but it did not feel dazzling at all. Instead, it felt warm.

The legions were unable to break through the white light and had to stop their attack. The dissipation of the green light allowed everyone to clearly see the situation.

"The sun will eventually shine again."

Karl had somehow arrived at the front of the group. He held a white ring in his hand, and his uniform had turned silver-white, with a peculiar symbol on his chest.

"What is that? It looks a lot like a lamp ring."

"Yes, that's a lamp ring, a white lamp ring."

"It's incredible that Superpower possesses something like this. The help of the Spirit of Existence is not easy to come by."

"Regardless of how he persuaded the Spirit of Being, it's an excellent situation. The power of the White Lamp can completely make up for the dissipated divine power."

The Green Lantern Corps was taken aback, but then overjoyed. With the power of the White Lanterns, their chances of winning would definitely increase significantly.

"Wait, something's not right." Just then, a Green Lantern noticed something amiss.

"The power of the White Lantern is real, but Superpower only has one ring, and the spirit of the Lantern Beast is nowhere to be found. How much can he do on his own?"

Upon hearing this, the other members' excitement subsided considerably. Yes, the White Lantern was indeed more powerful than the other Lantern Rings, but how much energy could a single ring contain? No matter how powerful it was, it couldn't possibly be stronger than the previous God of Power form.

"It's much better than before. Let's go, and work with White Lantern to deal with the anti-surveillance agents."

The Green Lantern Corps flew into the sky, orbiting Carl like satellites.

"Hmph, the power of life is utterly insignificant to me," the Anti-Monitor said disdainfully.

The number of lives destroyed by him is countless, and can only be roughly counted by the number of universes he has destroyed. Moreover, he previously possessed the anti-life equation, making life utterly insignificant in his eyes.

"Stop struggling. To be honest, I'm getting tired of this kind of game. Not everyone is fun to kill. You should just leave."

The Anti-Monitor unleashed an attack on the Green Lantern Corps. Previously, when he fought against the Justice League, he rarely used energy for ranged attacks because he preferred to kill life with his own hands. If the distance was too far, he would not be able to observe the opponent's reaction carefully, just like when he was controlled by the Anti-Life Equation.

However, the Anti-Monitor's interest has been dampened by Zamsa, and the Green Lantern Corps doesn't interest him as much as the Justice League. So the Anti-Monitor decides to eliminate these people first before dealing with the others.

Boom! Karl dodged the energy ball, narrowly avoiding a loss for the Green Lantern Corps.

“You’re no longer of any help. Back off. He’s mine,” Carl said, turning to the Green Lantern Corps.

"Well... well, whatever."

Although it's hard to admit, the Green Lantern Corps is currently not qualified to participate in the battle against the Anti-Monitors and can only do more harm than good.

Unless Karl completely ignores them, treats them as inanimate weapons, and creates several opportunities to strike regardless of the consequences, it would be better not to participate in the battle if he had to spare his hands to protect them during the fight.

"Super Power!"

Seeing that Karl dared to turn his back and speak to the Green Lantern Corps while facing him, the Anti-Monitor felt a sense of being slighted, which enraged him, and he charged straight at Karl.

Karl flicked his cloak behind him, changed direction and unleashed countless punches, directly colliding with the Anti-Monitor's attack.

The Anti-Monitor pressed down with his large hand, and a massive amount of antimatter energy descended like a mountain. He no longer consciously controlled the range of his attacks; anyone who could survive the aftershocks was definitely more worthy of killing.

Boom boom boom boom boom boom!

Karl didn't dodge or evade this energy; instead, he launched a fierce attack, directly smashing his fist into the antimatter energy.

The anti-monitor sighed at Karl's foolishness. Putting aside how dangerous antimatter energy was, even if he could temporarily withstand the attack with his fists, what good would it do? This was only the first wave of attacks. Was he supposed to fight off the subsequent attacks with his battered fists?

The Antimonitor increased its output, continuing to press its palm down. The immense energy seemed to want to cover everything, and compared to it, Karl was like a stubborn rock in a waterfall. The antimatter energy was cut in two at the boundary of his body.

"What a pity. I originally planned to kill you with my own hands. Now, I have no way of knowing your reaction. Hey, what are you thinking now? Pain, fear, or regret?" the counter-monitor said in the tone of a victor.

"I don't feel much, but if I had to say, I'd say I feel great right now, because I'm about to give your stinky face a good beating!"

At that moment, the Antimonitor suddenly heard Karl's reply. He sensed something was wrong, but it was too late. The antimatter energy was pierced by Karl's violence, and countless fist shadows tore it apart and imprinted it on the Antimonitor's face.

Bang! The anti-surveillance agent was sent flying.

But that wasn't the end of it. His speed as he flew backward was nowhere near Karl's flight speed. Karl kept punching him from close range, each punch creating a huge vacuum around him.

The surrounding Shadow Demons abandoned their immediate opponents and did everything in their power to rush over and support the Anti-Monitor. They even chose to disregard their own interests and, despite being pursued by Doomsday and the Green Lantern Corps, forcibly sent out a group of soldiers.

However, this was of no use. The Shadowfiends would be shattered by Karl's aftershocks as soon as they got close. They couldn't even hope to provide support or watch the battle from the sidelines. Instead, their rash actions caused their own situation to deteriorate rapidly, and they were completely suppressed by Doomsday and the Green Lantern Corps.

With no interference from the surroundings, Carl quickly fought his way out of Earth while being protected by the Anti-Monitor.

"Ah—Ugh!!!" The Anti-Monitor's face was completely distorted, and even its roar sounded very strange.

Bang! ! !

The armor on the Anti-Monitor's hands suddenly shattered. He was forced into a corner. Karl's attacks were relentless, giving him no chance to gather his strength. Only by self-destructing his armor could he buy himself a moment to catch his breath.

Chapter 250 Simple Things

The anti-monitor abandoned his arm armor, gaining a brief respite, but it lasted only a moment.

The next moment, Karl suddenly attacked, unleashing astonishing speed. Even though the Anti-Monitor was prepared, he was still taken aback, as Karl had surpassed him in speed.

The two sides were too close, and Karl did not give the anti-monitor any chance to attack from a distance, so their battle could only be a close-quarters fight with fists flying.

This made the Anti-Monitor very frustrated. He had more energy than Karl, but the rhythm of the battle was firmly controlled by the opponent, preventing him from mobilizing more energy.

"Damn it! Damn it! Damn it! I'll kill you!" the Anti-Monitor roared, but in practice, he was forced to switch to defense, constantly enduring Karl's attacks.

The armor on Karl's arms had been destroyed by the Anti-Monitor's self-destruction, allowing Karl to leave marks on the Anti-Monitor's arms with every strike. Soon, the Anti-Monitor's skin was torn and its body was in a sorry state.

While maintaining his high-speed attack, Karl was also rapidly processing his thoughts.

'The Anti-Monitor's move was the most correct. Although I seem to have the upper hand right now, I'm actually still the weaker party. The White Lantern form can only last for three minutes, and the Anti-Monitor has far more energy than me.'

"To put it simply, he absorbed all the energy generated after Earth-3's destruction. Even though he expended a lot of energy dealing with Darkseid and the Darkwalkers, it was to no avail. The Anti-Monitor has lived for so long; his resources are far beyond what I can match."

'If we let him continue defending like this, things will get really bad. In three minutes, the tide of battle will completely turn. We have to kill the anti-monitor before then!'

'We have no choice but to take a risk.'

Karl stopped throwing punches and switched to using his heat vision to continue his attack.

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