Why would the Mother Box contact Apokolips when Clark is alive and there's an extra one of him? David decided to set aside this question for now.

"Apokolips is likely already contacted. A demonic-like army led by the higher-ups of Apokolips could descend at any moment. Preparing for battle is more pressing."

He took the Mother Box from Themyscira, ready to head to Atlantis.

"Can I come with you?

If extraterrestrial enemies invade this world, I want to be at the forefront of the battle, contributing to the protection of our world."

Diana proposed to leave the island with him.

David thought for a moment and agreed.

In the original storyline, only Steppenwolf appeared. If it were just Steppenwolf, he was confident he could handle it alone, but things might not develop as they originally did, since some things had already changed.

"What if it's not just Steppenwolf? Granny Goodness, Desaad, Mantis, Kalibak... or even Darkseid himself!"

The names of those fierce and powerful Apokolips higher-ups flashed through his mind.

He couldn't resolve it alone.

As the daughter of Zeus, Diana had great potential to be unearthed, which could be a powerful aid if unleashed.

Later, David took Diana to Atlantis, where they retrieved the second Mother Box and sent it to the Fortress of Solitude in the Arctic, hoping Joe El could use technology to block the Mother Box from contacting Apokolips.@@novelbin@@

"This box's technology surpasses that of Krypton.

I can see it's like the World Engine, capable of altering planetary environments, and beyond that... it has the ability to create force fields, detect life, absorb and emit explosions.

It seems to also possess some sort of space teleportation technology."

Inside the Fortress of Solitude, Joe El looked at the two boxes and the various parameters displayed by the holographic projection with a mix of surprise and skepticism, his brow furrowed.

"I'll give it a try, David.

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