Even for one as powerful as he, The Dark Lord has been put to the test. The Rock of Eternity long stood as a keystone for the shifting realities of the multiverse; as stabilizing element if you will. Having been shattered, it’s orderly influence upon ‘reality’ had begun to wane. Even now, other powers vied to wrest control over the nature of
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He hammers Superman with bodyblow after bodyblow until he decides to use Superman's momentum against him by flipping him in midair and throwing him downward.
He then unleashes the Omega Effect.
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The Omega Effect has effectively disintegrated Superman's spitcurl.
Superman retaliates by unleashing a blast of super-breath that encases Darkseid in ice. This only lasts a second as Darkseid muscles his way free...
...but not in time for a Super right cross that sends him even further away from the fight. That's it. Get him away from the crowd. Make this one on one. You can do this, Clark.
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Darkseid knew he has a little while longer to play. He manages to right himself, then waits for Superman's approach.
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Superman, as expected, dodged the beam. However, the slowdown to
do so was enough for Darkseid to kick a small fragment of the Rock right into the back of Superman.
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However, the magical properties of the rock not only cause the rock not to shatter, but to have more impact. Superman feels the effects of what could be termed a "bruised spine" as he falls straight down onto another large fragment of rock.
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Quickly, he Omega beams two small fragments of rock. He then grabs two larger ones and, with a speed that belies his size, leaps onto the Man of Steel and smashes both rocks into each of his wrists. Then, using the unique ability of the Omega Effect to recreate what it destroys, he recreates the rock pieces as an attachment between the larger rock fragments and the fragment he lays on, effectively binding his hands to the Rock fragment.
Darkseid eyes glow, and he smiles.
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He lets loose with the strongest heat vision he can muster, hoping to keep Darkseid at bay for just a moment.
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It would be so sweet to end this here. But unfortunately, the situation couldn't dictate that. Bottom line, he would need Superman to find his way home.
"Listen to me, Kryptonian, for I will only say this 'once'. As much as my desire remains to use your skeleton to beat my minions with, there is a more immediate 'issue' at hand that will require the both of us to 'solve' - that issue being that arrogant lout Mordru."
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"Mordru is this close to reshaping reality to his whim. This is something neither you nor I wish to see happen. This 'reality' is mine to rule."
A pause. "Of all those you call 'heroes', you are the least likely not to violate an agreement in good faith. We can agree to a 'truce' until Mordru has fallen, at which point I return to Apokolips, or we can fight until your death, and I can assault those who remain. The 'choice', Kryptonian, is yours."
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And he was letting him go. Within seconds, Superman was free.
"Time is 'short', Kryptonian. Listen carefully - we will need the element of surprise for this to work."
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