@SteelKrypto Lena sighed. "Now you're just making a mess... I can't believe Conner ditched me and left me with a dog," she mumbled, rubbing her temples.
@KeenVigilante "You'd have to ask Lex about that... He actually shouldn't have had my DNA in his system anymore at all, so I'm not sure how this was even possible."
Her DNA had, in fact, been banned from his system. She'd coded that herself. But no one knew that...
TW:// blood
Drops of blood fell onto the handkerchief in Lena's hands, and she reached up once again. Why was her nose bleeding? She almost never got nose bleeds.
As her hand came away, there was a lot of blood. More than there should be.
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#GothamsEqualityGala
As @LexLuthor_CEO would do further investigations into his own company, one of his employees would come forward, suggesting that perhaps the technology Mr. Luthor had been having him develop was stolen. That perhaps, even though the project was highly secret, someone had --
@LexLuthor_CEO The last thing the hack job seemed to have done was around the time Mara was last in Lex's custody.
As for the other one, there was no sign of any outside interference. It was just as if the system itself changed it.
@LexLuthor_CEO In fact, there had. There seemed to be two different patterns for the files changing. One was done in bursts. The other was done periodically, frequently, and even recently.
@LexLuthor_CEO His email held no records of such conversations. Though if he asked the man to show him the conversations, they were very much there. Definitely from Lex's email. The messages even seemed like Lex wrote them; they were done in his style, using words he himself frequently used.
@LexLuthor_CEO -- Lex had him test the nanobots on a clone of Lena, and it had been successful.
Though... This man didn't create the clone, nor the nanobots. He was only testing them.
In reality, Lena's DNA had been deleted from LexCorp databases long ago, and all her clones had --