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Chapter 112 Enticing the Anti-Monitor



Chapter 112 Enticing the Anti-Monitor

Chapter 112 Enticing the Anti-Monitor

"Can't you get a little bigger?"

Connors couldn't help but say.

"Atomic Girl" was petite at this moment, and nothing seemed quite right.

"How big do you want it? As tall as a building?" Atomic Girl said in protest against Connors's earlier rough behavior.

Connors wasn't buying it at all:

"Go ahead and try to change it. At worst, I'll go to a construction site and get a big drill bit. Don't worry, I can lift it. If you're so capable, go and stuff a nuclear power plant's cooling tower inside."

Rhonda: "...·

As if in a fit of pique, her body rapidly grew larger, not quite becoming inhuman, but exceeding three meters in height.

As mentioned before, Atomic Girl's body is scaled down and enlarged proportionally, so Connors couldn't fill it up completely at this point.

But that's okay. By using "precise control" and "tricks" simultaneously, Connors also temporarily grew larger.

He was over 1.9 meters tall, but compared to Rhonda, who was over 3 meters tall, he still looked a bit like a small horse pulling a large cart.

"Atomic Girl" glanced down and asked with genuine doubt:

Why do you also grow bigger?

"Mind your own business." Connors charged forward headlong, causing the already broad mind of "Atomic Girl" to surge like a raging storm.

"You said you'd take me to another world? Why?"

After the fierce battle, "Atomic Girl" reverted to her current height of less than one meter, stomping around with her feet while asking questions.

"Consider it saving you. This world is about to face a great calamity. I will take you to another world," Connors said.

"You're talking nonsense. Besides, why did you only bring me?" Rhonda simply didn't believe her.

"Do you want to save the others?" Connors prompted.

In the comics, it was the collaboration between "Atomic Girl" and "The Outsider" that enabled the Trisolaran War and the eternal evil to be successfully initiated.

The "Outsider" of Earth-3 has been killed by Connors, and he is now the "Outsider" of this world.

But "Atom Girl" is still "Atom Girl," and Connors has to guide her step by step, or simply arrange things clearly for her.

"No!" Rhonda exclaimed, but after a few seconds of hesitation, she added, "If I have the chance, I will try my best to save them."

"What does 'try your best to save' mean?" Connors didn't understand.

"Atomic Girl" used her fair, delicate feet to stomp and rub them, while disdainfully saying:

"That depends on whether I'm comfortable or in danger in the other world. Why would I save them unless I need them?"

"Then you're finished. Everyone will hate you for your past," Connors said gloatingly. "Unless you turn over a new leaf and become a superhero."

Rhonda was even more disdainful:

"Superheroes? What are those? Vigilantes like the Joker? Upholding justice and enforcing the law, but then trampling on it themselves?"

Connors: "..."

It's decided. As soon as we arrive in the main world, I'll immediately put you in the Justice League. I want to see if you'll still be so stubborn then.

Connors silently made a decision, picked up the disdainful-looking "Atomic Girl" and tossed her aside:

"I recorded this. If you don't want Johnny Express to see it, I suggest you stick with me for the time being."

"In addition, I am now a member of a criminal syndicate."

"Oh—." Rhonda hesitated before agreeing; she dared not gamble.

Currently, it seems that Connors is treating her like a tool. Rhonda doesn't dare to bet that Connors might kill her if she resists. Similarly, on the Johnny Quick side, Rhonda doesn't dare to bet that her boyfriend might kill her after he finds out about this.

"You're using these methods to take me to another world; it can't be just about saving me, right? This is probably just an excuse. What do you want me to do?"

"Atomic Girl" asked, deciding to hear Connors's thoughts.

"You know that Superpower's power comes from Kryptonite, right?" Connors asked.

Rhonda nodded.

Connors explained what he needed "Atom Girl" to do:

"In another world, there exists a being who looks and dresses exactly like him, called 'Superman.' Kryptonite is his weakness. I need you to find an opportunity to implant a tiny piece of Kryptonite into his brain."

"In addition, I need you to implant a virus into Cyborg's body to awaken Grid and separate him from his human body."

"Join both the Justice League and the American Justice League as a triple agent and start a war with me."

Atomic Girl listened to Connors' plan in a daze. Although she didn't understand what "Cyborg" or "Justice League" meant, it didn't stop her from understanding what Connors was going to do.

So she cautiously probed:

"So—is it our world that's going to be destroyed, or their world?"

She saw Connors as a villain who would stop at nothing to achieve his goals.

"I just enjoy watching the excitement," Connors said modestly.

All he did was simply to watch the drama unfold and incidentally improve his strength in order to deal with the potential threat from the "anti-surveillance agents."

Rhonda Panida, who plays Atomic Girl, continues with her devilish expression, unable to comprehend why anyone would go to such lengths to start a war just to watch the spectacle.

At this moment, Connors ignored Atom's thoughts; he was considering whether there was anything he had overlooked.

Zamsa has become an ordinary person, his mouth sealed shut by "Super Power," just like in the original story.

Under his guidance, Night Owl will not kill Bruce Wayne, the "Batman" of the main universe, and will instead go to find Dick Grayson, the "Nightwing".

The things Atomic Girl has to do are exactly the same as in the comics.

The brain, enhanced by both "human limits" and "photosynthesis," allowed Connors to quickly find the areas he had overlooked:

It is precisely the "anti-surveillance agent".

The "Criminal Syndicate" came to the main world to escape the "Anti-Monitors," and are like stray dogs, not the "Conquerors" they claim.

Connors has one last thing to do on Earth-3: to actively lure the "Anti-Monitor" and make Superpower fear his existence. The Anti-Monitor's power comes from the "Anti-Life Equation," and Connors has already figured out how to lure him out based on his existing plans.

The vines grew rapidly, covering Connors in a trench coat typical of Gotham, and a black smoke cape billowed behind him without wind. He glanced at Atom beside him:

"Come with me."

"Atomic Girl" quickly dressed, jumped onto Connors' shoulder, and the two of them soared into the air and flew away.

After absorbing the "Green of All Things" of this world, "Poison Ivy" Ivy once again planted her feet firmly on the ground, constantly spreading her consciousness to every corner of the world.

According to her plan, she would starve the world and make plants the dominant species.

But before she could act, Connors returned with "Atom" and stopped her, saying:

"Ivy, I'm sorry, I have to interfere in your plans."

"I hope you can make crops grow rapidly all over the world, so that ordinary people around the world can have a bountiful harvest without having to work."

The grass became exceptionally delicious for herbivores, making the planet far more abundant than ever before.

Ivy frowned her beautiful eyebrows, her long red hair fluttering in the wind, and asked in confusion:

"But weren't we here to destroy this world? Why would we do this?"

Connors gave a mysterious smile:

"I want to use this method to dramatically improve the quality of life for people all over the world, thereby attracting 'anti-surveillance advocates'."

"And don't you think it's more interesting to simply destroy, to not give hope and then let it lead to despair?"


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