Arion strips both heroes of their primary defenses to test their "purity" and combat prowess.
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"Ekat em ot tuo!" Zatanna commanded, her voice resonating with power. She flicked her wrist, expecting the stage lights to fade and the Tower of Fate—or at least a Gotham rooftop—to materialize. Arion strips both heroes of their primary defenses
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