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

The plot repeatedly pushes the boundaries, introducing a bunch of disgusting characters like Dark Batman in major events, while constantly having the heroes do stupid things like cheating, love triangles, and emotional breakdowns to generate buzz.

The once simple story of heroes fighting villains has become rotten, filled with disgusting elements of shamelessness and so-called "correctness."

It is becoming increasingly difficult for heroes to show the brilliance of humanity in the story. Even if they have tried, restarting time and time again will bring them back to square one, or even make them unrecognizable.

But none of that will happen now.

"Rather than constantly sinking into the mire, it's better to push your destiny into the unknown!"

After Karl finished speaking, he punched the Wall of Origin!

Rumble!!!

The cracks that already covered the walls expanded rapidly, and this creation, which had protected and bound the multiverse since the beginning of the universe, collapsed with a roar.

Before its origin, it was unaffected by the reboot and more independent of the hypertime flow, so in a sense, it existed simultaneously at every point in time in the universe.

This collapse also occurred simultaneously.

Thus, from the birth of the first atom in the multiverse to the end of the multiverse, every living being that appears in countless years and countless timelines has been experiencing this great change.

Whether they are old gods, new gods, creator gods, heroes, villains, or ordinary people, everyone can directly or indirectly feel that a huge change has occurred.

Through the Wall of Origin and Superman's profound connection to the universe, Karl exerted unimaginable influence on every point in time in the multiverse.

This event, which was not part of the main storyline, completely led the multiverse to an unknown fate.

From this moment on, the universe is free, and what happens in comics will be confined to comics.

Perhaps the comic will continue its shameless style, or perhaps it will return to the right track at some point and recall the core of heroes fighting villains.

But in any case, all of that is irrelevant to the multiverse in which Karl exists.

While this doesn't necessarily mean the multiverse will develop in a better direction, at least the things each hero did and the traces they left behind won't disappear so frequently anymore.

The "present" in the flow of time will not remain in the 21st century forever; it has the potential to grow and develop.

This is very important.

Batman and Superman are not unaware of the contradictions and problems within the superhero world; they have indeed tried to change them.

However, as long as they are still constrained by the plot, these attempts will return to their original state after only a few issues.

As a result, apart from becoming increasingly dark, none of the problems in the DC universe have been solved.

Now, they can actually try it.

Chapter 414 The Grand Finale: No More Carefree Joy

Carl steered the fate of the DC universe toward the unknown.

This matter may seem abstract, and its consequences may not seem to be directly related to people.

But that's not actually the case. The results are not only enormous, but also immediate, with changes visible in an instant.

The first noticeable change happened to Superman.

After the Ultimate Superman shattered the Origin Wall, he separated back into Carl and Superman, and they deliberately dismantled it because it was pointless.

This power isn't a trial card; it won't disappear without a reason.

Furthermore, thanks to the compilation of the Life Equation by Ultimate Superman, Carl's life form has become exactly the same as Superman's.

Their strength was equal, and it did not diminish after they separated, just as half of infinity is still infinity.

After the power was dispelled, Superman asked Carl, "Do you intend to keep this power?"

“Of course, why not? And I suggest you don’t give up your power and return to the origin like before. Freedom always comes with responsibility. When we give the multiverse the greatest freedom, it also brings the greatest responsibility. You need power,” Karl said.

“I will seriously consider your proposal,” Superman said. “But for now, let’s return Earth to the multiverse, or rather, to the omnipotent universe.”

Then Superman looked at Carl and asked, "Superman, are you still deciding to leave?"

“Yes, this was a goal set long ago,” Carl said.

"Although I may not be able to escape countless crises after achieving freedom in the universe, I still plan to leave."

Ultimately, even though Carl had spent more than twenty years on Earth-3, he always thought about moving, so he never felt a sense of belonging.

This is not his home. Staying here always makes him feel like he's adrift. It would be better to go out and establish a new place to call home.

Superman was somewhat disappointed, but still respected Carl's decision.

At that moment, an energy no less powerful than Barbatos suddenly rose from the fragments of the Origin Wall destroyed by Karl, and even more malevolent and aggressive.

"Hahaha, I'm back to life!"

The person who would say such things at this time is of course the Goddess of Darkness, the mother of the World Builder, the one he has always been worried about.

The goddess of darkness, Perpetua, created the multiverse, intending to use it as her weapon of war. The three Watchers initially stopped her, and later, the beings of the omnipotent universe sealed her away.

As a creator-level deity, even in her weakened state after breaking through the seal, the three Watchers brothers dared not say they could defeat her, let alone the fact that two of them were still channeling their resurrection.

The world's foundry workers were devastated: "Look what you've done! All my arrangements are useless now!"

Karl ignored him and went to the Dark Goddess who was shouting about freedom and resurrection, and slapped her across the face!

Snapped!

"Alright, stop talking."

The goddess of darkness, who had just broken free of her seal, was knocked unconscious.

The World Maker never imagined things would develop this way, just as he never imagined that Superman would actually be able to defeat him and the prototype of the multiverse he created with a single punch.

To reiterate, Superman is the core of the DC universe.

This is true whether there is only one universe or multiple universes.

When there is only one universe, Superman is the core of that universe. When countless universes make up the multiverse, Superman is the core of the multiverse. When countless multiverses make up the omnipotent universe, Superman is the core of the omnipotent universe.

That's the kind of power Karl now possesses—true superhuman power.

The World Builder was filled with disappointment. Although he had achieved his goal, it had all come too suddenly. After a long while, he said, "Perhaps the future I have prepared for may not be the right one."

Superman immediately said, "The future is currently in chaos. If you're willing, you can try to work with us to create the best possible future."

Before the World Builder could answer, Karl wrapped the unconscious Dark Goddess in a piece of wall debris, tossed her to Superman, and said, "You two talk now, I'm going to the Dark Multiverse."

"This is probably the last time we'll meet. I hope everything goes well for you in the future."

"Take care, everyone."

After saying goodbye to Superman, Carl instantly travels from the end of the universe back to the present.

He was ready to leave, with only one last thing to settle.

The future of the entire DC universe is none of his concern; Superman and his team can worry about that. The matter he needs to settle is not significant on a cosmic scale; it's simply about giving an explanation to those who helped him.

Upon arriving in the Dark Multiverse, Karl reached into the space between life and death and brought back someone who had died in the past.

The man was dressed in red, and the Speed ​​Force lightning echoed across the mountain. He was none other than the Red Death Demon who had died earlier, or more accurately, the Dark Flash who had been forcibly merged with the Red Death Demon.

"Huh, where am I? Shouldn't I be dead already?" The Dark Flash was a little confused.

“You did die, but the events were over, so I resurrected you. This feeling should be familiar to you,” Karl said.

Indeed, which top-tier hero hasn't died and come back to life a few times? Resurrection is nothing new.

He helped Karl, and Karl, when he had the ability to repay him, was naturally generous. This was his value system, and his powerful influence meant that no matter what he experienced, he would never change this mindset.

"Thank you." The Dark Flash thanked him first, then looked at the constantly emerging and disappearing dark universe around him and said in a daze, "But, alas, what can I do now that I'm alive? The dark universe is destined to disappear."

"That was before. Barbatos is gone. After the world furnace is rekindled, the fate of the universe will no longer be one where evil always triumphs."

"As for the issue of living space," Karl said, his super vision traversing countless universes, "soon the multiverse will become an omnipotent universe composed of countless multiverses, so it doesn't matter if there are more universes."

Dark Flash felt dizzy; these things were too far removed from him. Without a specific enemy, he really didn't know what he was worth on such a scale.

Carl, of course, understood his thoughts, so he went all the way, restoring and purifying the Dark Flash's universe before sending him back.

"In this way, I have completed the last thing I wanted to do in the DC universe. This feeling of being rootless, unconnected, and without any entanglements is truly carefree."

After a moment of reflection, Carl returned to Challenge Mountain.

Tens of thousands of dark heroes collapsed like a house of cards. The disappearance of Barbatos and the Wall of Origin made them realize that they had failed. Even though they still had an absolute advantage in numbers, they had lost the most crucial fighting spirit.

Karl, too lazy to watch their fight, used his bio-force field to crush all the enemy units to the ground without any resistance and threw them back to where they belonged.

Reclaim the universe of "Life is a Game" and lead the warriors, especially the Skywing race.

Carl officially withdrew from Earth 0.

His group members, along with Mebius, Tiamat, and others, were waiting for him in the space where he had received Dr. Manhattan's power.

They were happy to see Karl return victorious, but at the same time, the group members were also looking at Karl with pleading eyes.

Carl definitely needs to give them an explanation.

Spider-Man, the Doctor, and Bronya have all heard that Karl previously called himself Superpower, but the background and context are more important.

"Let's talk as we walk. I have nothing left to hide now."

Karl said this while wiping away the side effects of the Möbius Chair on the doctor.

The group members didn't object, and Karl never showed them any bad side, so they weren't in a hurry.

The universe is our boat, carrying everyone to distant places.

During this long journey, Carl recounted his experiences one by one.

From why he decided to impersonate Superman, to his feelings when interacting with and helping them.

Bronya was the most surprised; the others had only read the comics on short notice and didn't feel it as deeply as she did.

"So, Superman, you were actually Superman from the very beginning. Although your personality and experiences are different from those in the comics, you are definitely not Superman?"

“That sounds like a mouthful, just call me Karl,” Karl said.

His tone was relaxed, even languid, which meant he wasn't pretending; he was neither a righteous Superman nor a ruthless Superman, but Carl.

“Yes, when I first joined the group chat, I learned from Deadpool that Superman’s story could also appear in other worlds, so if I had revealed my identity directly at that time, it would have aroused suspicion and exposed my fatal weakness,” Karl said.

"And then...?" the taciturn Spider asked.

Spider probably wanted to know Karl's thoughts and motives.