Transmitting data: 50%...53%...59%...

Wonder Woman sliced cleanly through the robotic tendrils, and a strange purple fluid shot out of the severed ends. With his heightened senses, he was able to monitor the progress of the data transmission through Oliver's arrow. He was certain the information would come in the form of bizarre alien symbols, but he hoped that either Green Lantern's ring, or the Kryptonian computer at the Fortress of Solitude, would be able to make something of it.

Transmitting data: 62%...68%...75%

Clark had to admit that the new Robin's skills were very impressive. She was quite young, and she certainly had never faced off against anything like this before, but she had performed admirably and gotten the job done. Clark was somewhat wary or Batman's choice to have Robin fight alongside him, but he saw the effect that Robin's presence had on the Dark Knight through the years. Robin was a ray of light, shining through the endless darkness that engulfed Gotham City's Caped Crusader. In many ways, Batman needed Robin as much as Robin needed Batman. 

Transmitting data: 80%...86%...91%

Superman activated his Justice League communicator, "Batman, bring your plane around so that Robin will be able to reach you with her jetpack." 

Clark always felt somewhat strange giving orders to Batman, as he was usually the master tactician and Clark mainly focused on the heavy lifting. But over the years he had learned that part of being Superman was being a leader. 

Transmitting data: 98%...99%...Transfer complete. 

Superman swooped around and made a beeline directly for the robot's head. The battle had gone on long enough. Leading by giving orders was one thing, but it was time to lead by example. Superman landed on top of the robot, and fired a highly concentrated beam of heat into it's skull at point blank range, completely melting through it. He slammed his fist into the cranium of the infernal machine, utterly annihilating it's metallic brain. The robot's body went limp and it's brilliant violet lights turned black as it fell with finality towards the sea below.