Chapter 190 The Reid Council Hidden in Earth 3
Chapter 190 The Reid Council Hidden in Earth 3
Chapter 190 The Reid Council Hidden in Earth-3
"We left through the back door."
"Lord Batman" returned to the Justice League and whispered to them.
"We are here for..." The Flash had barely begun to speak when Connors interrupted him.
In "Telepathy," Connors' voice can be heard:
"Listen to him."
The Justice League members didn't understand but did as they were told, following "Lord Batman" back to Arkham Asylum.
The ground was littered with the remains of "Lord Superman" robots, one of which, now just a head, kept repeating:
"Thank you, thank you, thank you—."
"The Flash" kicked the thing away and quickly caught up with his companions.
"You lied to them? I even think you're him," Superman said to Lord Batman.
The "he" that Superman is referring to is naturally Batman, who is also a member of the Justice League.
"That is me," said Lord Batman.
At the back door of Arkham Asylum, Connors activated the ejection seat again, launching Earth Zero's "Batman" out.
He needed to make room for "Eagle Girl," who was injured and unconscious and had not yet woken up.
Then the ones that could fly flew, and the ones that couldn't fly ran. The two Batmen, who couldn't fly or run, rode their long-awaited "Black Smoke Warhorse" and headed back towards the Batcave.
Inside the Batcave, beside the portal, the Flash already knew what had happened in this world:
"So, the Lightning Lord of your world is dead?"
"Things aren't that simple," said Lord Batman.
"He was the conscience of your organization. With your conscience gone, no wonder the world has become like this," the Flash lamented. "I thought I could have a race with the Lightning Lord of this world."
"Stop talking, come on, Flash," Hal Jordan, the Green Lantern, urged.
The Justice League stood before the portal, intending to take "Hawkeye" back to Earth Zero, heal her, and incidentally stop the "Lords of Justice" from doing what they were planning.
Superman, Green Lantern, and Martian Manhunter all passed through the portal.
"Batman" was the last one; he turned around and glanced at "Lord Batman."
Without any conversation, "Lord Batman" simply nodded, "Batman" nodded in acknowledgment, and turned to enter the portal.
"Don't you want to go and see another world?" Connors asked, standing next to "Lord Batman".
"Lord Batman" watched the portal about to close:
"I'm not leaving my Gotham. Aren't you going back with them?"
Connors shook his head:
"I won't go back for now; I still have things to finish here."
He will continue searching for Zatanna's whereabouts in this world.
As for the exciting showdown between "Justice League" and "Justice Lords," Connors won't miss it either.
Although he didn't give Batman the "Kusama Man" this time, his "Green of All Things" could sense that the guy was carrying at least five "Kusama Mans".
"What do you need me to do?" Lord Batman asked.
"Wait for someone," Connors said.
"I've bought the entire building that owns your apartment; you can rest there," said Lord Batman.
"Being rich is really something."
Instead of sitting there staring at each other, he went to Arkham Asylum and hid Cindy "Silk" and Selena "Catwoman" in the Secret House.
[Today's Gossip: Lord of Justice]
[Reward for watching the drama: Reorganization]
[Recombination: rearranging the atomic and subatomic structures of inorganic matter to create objects of equal mass but different atomic characteristics]
Sitting on the sofa in his nineteenth-floor apartment, Connors released "Spider Silk" and "Catwoman" while looking at the latest rewards from the gossip system.
Catwoman looked around, memories from two years ago resurfacing in her mind. Cindy, the Spider Woman, sat obediently on the sofa, seemingly uninterested in everything.
But soon, Cindy's eyes lit up.
It wasn't that his eyes were naturally bright, but rather that they were illuminated by the kryptonite sofa beneath Connors's bottom.
The perfectly good sofa was transformed into a kryptonite sofa by Connors' "reconstruction" ability, making the faces of the three people in the room turn green.
Then the kryptonite sofa continued to transform into a stone sofa, then into a wooden sofa, and finally into a limp, crumpled leather sofa.
Connors' original intention was to restore the sofa to its original state, with wood inside, genuine leather outside, and foam or similar filling in the middle.
However, he found that turning this thing into kryptonite was easy, but turning it back into its original form was much more difficult.
Fortunately, after a period of practice, Connors quickly mastered the "reorganization" technique. This time, the target was not the sofa under his own but the cactus next door, which was growing exceptionally well.
Under the influence of "reorganization," the structure of the cactus continuously changed, transforming from a plant into pure gold.
The weight of pure gold was far greater than that of the plant, and the small flowerpot could not support it at all. It shattered into pieces with a crack, and the golden cactus also crashed to the floor with a loud "thud".
It was the early hours of the morning when the male homeowner next door was awakened by the noise, and memories of the cactus that could change its shape on its own two years ago flooded his mind.
He got up shakily, not daring to turn on the light, and held his breath as he poked his head out.
He had made up his mind that no matter what form the cactus took this time, whether it was Batman or the Joker, he would not scream.
But when he saw the pure gold cactus smashing a shallow crater into the floor with its own weight, he couldn't help but let out a sharp crack.
"Oh dear, this guy definitely won't call the police this time. I won't be able to set my alarm for tomorrow morning," Connors said regretfully.
He was about to go to sleep cuddling "Catwoman" and "Spider Silk," and get up early the next morning to go to hell to find Zatanna.
Just then, Connors turned his gaze to a corner of the living room, and Cindy "Spider Silk" also looked there at the same time, and a spider silk shot out.
There was a head with graying temples suspended in the air; it was none other than Reed, the "Mr. Fantastic," who had been missing since the arrival of the "Justice League."
Reed was looking at him with a curious gaze.
"Spider-Sense" is sending out a crazy warning.
Before Connors could ponder why Reed's eyes were filled with curiosity, he immediately recalled "Spider Silk" Cindy and "Catwoman" Selena, who were in battle mode, back to the Mysterious House.
Then his vision blurred, and he realized that he was no longer in his apartment on the nineteenth floor.
Mr. Fantastic Reed used the same trick again, trapping Connors inside the portal once more.
When the scene before him came into view, Connors understood why Mr. Fantastic Reed's eyes were filled with curiosity.
This isn't the Reed I knew, not even the Reed I knew before.
In this space, located in some unknown corner of the earth, hundreds or even thousands of "Reeds" were densely packed together.
This place resembles a palace. Connors is positioned below the main hall, while on a platform nearly ten meters above, four "Reed Richards" sit in high-backed chairs, looking down at Connors.
Clearly, Reids from various universes have come together to form the "Reid Interdimensional Committee," also known as the Reid Council.
"You've come at the right time. Take me to Zatanna's side."
Before the Reeds could speak, Connors took the initiative and snapped the neck of one of the Reeds who was trying to attack him.
Before the four Reeds sitting above could speak, a barrage of attacks came from the Reeds around Connors.
Flames, shields, lightning, beams, and a chaotic mix of abilities nearly overwhelmed Connors.
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