The Justice League got the alerts through multiple channels—Gotham’s emergency network, Star Labs intel, and direct comms from their own watch teams. At different times and locations, the same message kept repeating: a strange, never-before-seen ship had crashed in a city somewhere on Earth, and it wasn’t built by anything the League had cataloged.

Batman (Bruce Wayne) tracked the wreck’s coordinates and patterns first, noticing the ship’s arrival didn’t match normal space travel. Superman (Clark Kent) arrived fast to check for threats and survivors, using his heat vision to scan for heat signatures inside the debris. Wonder Woman (Diana Prince) focused on the energy around it—sensing something “wrong” in the air, like magic or an ancient force trying to hide its presence. The Flash (Barry Allen) secured the area in seconds, running interference and keeping civilians away while the others assessed the scene. Green Lantern (Hal Jordan) prepared his ring, ready to test the ship’s material and detect any hostile emission.

Inside, they found what made the case urgent: an unconscious being inside the wreckage—alive, but not responding, with tech and markings the League had never seen. With no clear signal from the source planet—and no explanation for the ship’s arrival—Justice League members agreed on one thing immediately: whatever had happened, it wasn’t an accident… and it probably wasn’t over.