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Chapter 62: The End Of Lex Luthor

Lex Luthor stopped struggling.

The moment they passed through the dark veil of space, arriving in the Shadow Domain, his body seized. His limbs locked up, not by force but by fear.

Darkness stretched endlessly in every direction, a suffocating abyss without light or warmth. And in that darkness… they stared.

Countless eyes. Glowing, ominous, unblinking.

Purple orbs of all sizes blinked at him from every corner of the void, some no larger than a coin, others the size ...

Chapter 61: When Gods Bleed

At the very top floor of LexCorp Tower, Lex Luthor stood amidst a cathedral of steel and circuitry. lights shimmered off the unfinished frame of a towering android. Sleek, seamless alloy limbs. Eyes that hadn’t yet flared to life.

Luthor had been working tirelessly, night after night, on this new creation. The design wasn't his alone, far from it. The schematics came from the Justice League themselves. In their infinite wisdom, they had handed him the blueprints to Amazo, the godlike ...

Chapter 60: A Shadow Taller Than Its Light

Ashborn sat alone in his office, fingers rhythmically tapping the desk as he sifted through the reports before him. Amazo had adjusted to school life with surprising ease. Since joining, the android had not uttered a single complaint. Watching him sit among students, observe, adapt, and, most curiously, listen, was almost amusing. But Ashborn knew it wasn’t a joke.

This was exactly what Amazo needed.

The android had already evolved to heights unimaginable, surpassing even the Le...

Chapter 59: All Parties Confused

Superman flew swiftly across the city skyline, descending upon one unassuming barbershop. Deep inside, Lex Luthor was hidden in a room under the ground working with the Atom on a new weapon to counter Amazo. As the Man of Steel entered, all chatter died down.

"The danger is no more," Superman said, his voice even but weary.

Lex turned to him with a skeptical look. "So, you managed to defeat Amazo?"

Superman hesitated. His jaw tightened slightly before he responded. "We… co...

Chapter 58: Adoption Outgunned The League

Ashborn nodded slowly. “I’m not here to fight. We came to check on my daughter’s friend,” he said as he pointed to the side.

Amazo followed the gesture and saw Ace kneeling beside one of the fallen heroes, tending to them carefully. The android’s glowing eyes turned back to Ashborn.

“You seem sensible and capable of conversation,” Ashborn said. “And clearly, you didn’t try to kill anyone. So, why are you fighting them?”

“They tried to stop me,” Amazo ...

Chapter 57: Choice And Amazo

It was night, the soft glow of the television lit the living room in shifting colors. Ashborn sat beside Ace on the couch, watching Ultraman. The show, which Ace had approved and then changed after Superman objected to the content, played with full energy on screen. Ace’s eyes were locked on it, her attention wholly absorbed by the visuals and action. Ashborn, meanwhile, split his focus, half watching the screen with her, half scanning his tablet.

One news article in particular caught...

Chapter 56: A Casual Promise

The towering glass of LexCorp shimmered in the mid-morning sun, its sleek steel edges slicing into the Metropolis skyline like a monument to hubris. Inside, Ashborn adjusted his cufflinks as the elevator dinged open, revealing the top-floor conference room. Waiting there, composed and sharp as a blade, was Mercy Graves, the newly appointed CEO after Lex Luthor’s most recent incarceration courtesy of the Justice League. Lex's latest scheme had crumbled just last week, and with little fanfare...

Chapter 55: The Sleep Over

It was the weekend, and for once, Ashborn had no reason to return home. Not because there was nothing waiting for him, but rather because there was too much.

Ace, oddly intrigued during a casual conversation in school, had asked what a sleepover was. That was all it took. By midday, Courtney Whitmore had rallied the girls in her friend circle and declared it a mission. There would be a sleepover. There would be snacks, blankets, horror movies and matching pajamas.

So, Ashborn did ...

Chapter 54: The Daughter Knew Their Secrets

Diana crumpled to her knees, her sword slipping from her hand with a metallic clatter. Superman was already by her side, catching her before she hit the floor. “Diana!” he called out, but her lips refused to move. He cradled her carefully, his eyes scanning her body, then he saw it.

Black lines were threading out from the wound in her shoulder, spreading across her skin like creeping vines. His expression hardened as he looked up at Ashborn.

“What was in that pistol?”

Chapter 53: Tearing Down Delusions

Superman stood in the center of the Watchtower briefing room, arms crossed, his face hard with concern as he listened to Kara recount her troubling dreams. The idea of someone cloning her was disturbing enough, but the fact that Ashborn made an appearance in her dream, calmly identifying the clone, weighed heavily on his mind.

“He wasn’t involved,” Kara emphasized again, her voice shaky but resolute. “But… he knew. Like, instantly. He wasn’t surprised.”

Superman ran ...

Chapter 52: Galatea

The news of Ashborn Black and Supergirl’s miraculous return spread like wildfire. The world embraced Supergirl with open arms, cheering her heroism, welcoming her home as if no time had passed. Her smile, her warmth, it was exactly what people needed in the wake of the tragedy they thought they had suffered.

Ashborn, however, received a different kind of welcome.

Where Kara was met with hugs and celebration, Ashborn was met with lectures. Concerned friends, ex-villains, and even...

Chapter 128: The Progenitor Of Magic

The morning sun rose over the wizarding world, casting its golden glow over lands forever changed. But even as light touched the earth, it could not erase the silver radiance that still lingered in the air—the afterglow of a miracle.

Across Britain, across Europe, across the entire magical world, a single article graced the front page of every newspaper, every magazine, and every wizarding publication.

The Daily Prophet, The Quibbler, The Wizarding Times, and even lesser-known p...

Chapter 51: Return From The Future

The week passed in a blur. Savage, driven by renewed purpose, worked day and night to complete the time machine. On the seventh day, Savage stood in front of the machine with a proud look on his face.

“It’s done,” he said, voice nearly shaking from excitement. “Let’s turn it on.”

Together, the three gathered around the sleek, oddly elegant machine. As Savage flipped the switch, a deep hum filled the air, followed by a series of crackling sparks… and then silence. The...

Chapter 127: The Final Gift

Dante stepped into the Hall of Ice and Crystal. The air was still, frozen in time, just like the ones who rested here. Before him lay the graves of Frigg and Baldr. Their final resting place, untouched by the world’s chaos.

His steps were slow, deliberate. He knelt before them. His fingers brushed against the icy surface of Frigg’s grave, and for a brief moment, he closed his eyes.

"I am almost done, Frigg. Almost. All for the world I love and my tribute to your legacy"

...

Chapter 50: A Way Home

The creaking remains of the Watchtower groaned softly under Kara’s hesitant steps. Ashborn followed behind silently, his eyes scanning the place. Inside, the structure was a ghost of its former glory, dark corridors, shattered panels, dust layering every surface like ancient ash.

Kara’s face twisted with fear and despair as she rushed to the central console. Her fingers danced over the cracked glass, bringing up faint screens, blinking red with warning after warning. Desperate, she ...

Chapter 126: The Final Farewell

The new year at Hogwarts had arrived, yet the usual excitement and cheer were absent. The Great Hall was filled with an unshakable heaviness, a silent fear gripping the hearts of every student. They all knew what was coming.

Hogwarts would soon be no more.

As the students entered the Great Hall, their eyes immediately flickered toward the professor’s table. Whispers spread like wildfire, surprise flashing across many faces.

Dante was there. He stood at the side, separate f...

Chapter 49: New World

Ashborn stood motionless, taking in the strange world around him. A red sun loomed heavy and oppressive in the sky, casting an eerie glow over the cracked, rocky land. Above, distant planets, Jupiter and Saturn, hung in plain view, their sizes and colors distorted by the unfamiliar atmosphere. The land was barren, lifeless, and hauntingly still.

He turned his head slowly.

Beside him, lying motionless on the rough ground, was Kara.

Her suit was torn, her body bruised and scra...

Chapter 125: The Final Journey

The world did not shake at the fall of Voldemort. There were no grand celebrations, no extravagant headlines, no mass hysteria.

The wizarding world, already swept up in preparing for whatever Dante had set into motion, barely had time to react. The Daily Prophet ran a short article—"Dark Lord Seeks The Ancient Wizard, Dies as a Result." The details of the encounter were glossed over, leaving most readers baffled at the sheer stupidity of the Dark Lord’s final decision.

"Did he...

Chapter 48: Gift Buying Gone Wrong

Time flowed, and with it, so did the tide of Ace's school life. Though her arrival had sparked fear and chaos, the storm gradually began to settle. After hearing the story of her upbringing, the cold, clinical world she had endured, Courtney and the other girls no longer saw her as a villain, but as a girl who had never been given a chance at normalcy. Their sympathy turned into soft kindness, and slowly, cautiously, they started to treat her like one of their own.

Ace’s calm, respect...

Chapter 124: The Weight Of Isolation

Dante stepped forward approaching the giant serpent. He knelt before Nagini, murmuring something under his breath. A soft blue light enveloped her. The entire school held its breath as they watched.

Hermione and Ron rushed toward Harry, who was still standing in confusion and shock. Ron was the first to speak, his voice urgent.

"What is he doing?"

Harry exhaled sharply, watching the scene unfold.

"She suffers from a bloodborne curse, it turned her into a serpent" he ex...

Chapter 47: Ace's First Day

Early morning sunlight filtered through the trees that bordered Blue Valley High, casting long shadows across the sidewalk. Ace stood in front of the school's main gate, her back straight, arms at her sides, and her wide, unblinking eyes fixed on the building.

Next to her, Courtney Whitmore stood with crossed arms and a scowl etched on her face. The stiffness in her shoulders betrayed how utterly annoyed she was by the current situation. Behind them, wearing his usual calm and cheerful ...

Chapter 46: Ace's First Step

Rex sat on the couch, elbows on his knees, his fingers pinching the bridge of his nose. His eyes were bloodshot and heavy with exhaustion as he glanced at the figure beside him. "This is not going anywhere," he muttered with a sigh of frustration.

Across from him, standing with arms folded and an amused expression on his face, Ashborn responded coolly, “Look at the upside. Now if someone tries to bully her, she only needs to smile instead of making them go insane.”

Rex turned ...

Chapter 123: The End Of Dark Lord

The name Voldemort had once the scariest thing in the world, a source of terror that loomed over the wizarding world like a shadow. But now, that fear had faded, replaced by something far greater.

Dante’s revelation had eclipsed the Dark Lord entirely.

In the face of a wizard who had walked through the ages, shaping magic itself, Voldemort was no longer a god of fear—he was merely a relic of arrogance, an insignificant issue in comparison to the storm that Dante had unleashed....

Chapter 45: Batman’s Theory

The screen flickered dimly in Cadmus secret headquarters. Amanda Waller sat stiffly before it, her face bathed in blue light as she delivered her report to her superiors.

“He wants to adopt her,” Amanda said flatly, folding her hands.

A chorus of disapproving voices erupted almost immediately.

“This is unacceptable.”

“She’s a government asset, not a stray to be picked up.”

“He has no right to demand that, prepare a tactical team to retrieve the gi...

Chapter 44: Ace Black

Amanda Waller and the Justice League stood outside the remnants of the former battlefield. They had spent the last several minutes trying and failing to breach the castle. Energy blasts, tech scans, brute force—nothing worked.

Then, just as suddenly as it began, everything changed.

The twisted trees and overgrown flora that had consumed Central Park vanished. The strange, warped plants disintegrated into harmless dust, carried off by a gentle wind. The Royal Flush Gang, previous...

Chapter 122: A World Learning to Breathe Again

The days continued to pass, and with them, the weight of Dante’s presence slowly faded into normalcy. The students no longer carried that awkward unease around him, and the whispers of fear became mere echoes of the past. It was as if Hogwarts had simply accepted that Dante Malfoy, the man who had revealed the world’s impending doom, was just another professor.

But the first true shift came from an unexpected source.

Professor Severus Snap with his cold, distant, and infamous ...

Chapter 43: A Chance to Live Again

The world reeled in the aftermath of the Thanagarian massacre.

Speculations spread like wildfire. News anchors, military analysts, and even conspiracy theorists flooded every broadcast and online forum with a single question: Who is the Shadow Monarch? What was his purpose? And more importantly, was he friend or foe?

The only reassurance anyone had was that his knights had only acted in Earth's favor so far. But with their overwhelming power, their sudden appearance, and the cold ...

Chapter 42: The Shadow Monarch's Decree

It had been over a month since the trial, since the moment Ashborn delivered a beating to one of Earth’s greatest heroes in front of the world. Since then, no heroes came to his door. No villains either. The streets grew quieter wherever he walked, yet his reputation had only grown in the silence. People whispered about him. Some admired him, some thought he was a lunatic. But the Justice League? They hated him. Not loudly. Not openly. But in their private talks, however, unbeknownst to the...

Chapter 121: The Price of Obsession

The next day, the seventh-year students entered the Potions classroom, expecting to see Professor Snape. Instead, they froze in place upon seeing Dante standing at the front of the room, his silver eyes sweeping over them with quiet authority.

“Professor Snape will be teaching Defense Against the Dark Arts this year,” Dante said, his voice calm. “That means I will be your Potions professor.”

The words sent a chill through the room. How could he stand there, speaking so cas...

Chapter 41: Reflections In The Watchtower

The moment the trial ended, the Justice League surged forward, surrounding the broken figure of their comrade. Batman, once the towering symbol of unbreakable will, lay motionless on the ground, bruised, bloodied, and beaten beyond recognition. His mask barely clung to his face, which now bore the consequences of every blow. His chest heaved with shallow breaths and blood trickled from the corners of his mouth.

Superman lifted him gently, urgency radiating from his usually composed face...