Chapter 192 Charging into Hell
Chapter 192 Charging into Hell
Chapter 192 Charging into Hell
Connors didn't know how long "Mr. Fantastic" Reed could stretch, but even after binding "Kingpin" Reed, "Apocalypse" Reed, and "Silver Surfer" Reed together like dumplings with only their heads showing, they could still stretch out.
"First, tell me why you're so hostile towards me. Then, tell me why you put it on me. Finally, tell me what you're trying to do."
Connors sat on a high-backed chair on the platform, holding "Mr. Fantastic" Reed in his hand and bouncing the other three Reeds, who were tied up like balls, back and forth as if playing with a yo-yo.
"The Lord Batman has already told me that the Flash couldn't see the future of this world because of the existence of the 'Anti-Monitor'."
"Mr. Fantastic," Reed, who was acting as the rope, said haltingly.
"I know that, but you didn't answer any of my questions," Connors said, puzzled.
"Mr. Fantastic" Reed continued:
"The Lords of Justice have chosen to have me help them build a portal to prepare for future events, namely, to deal with the 'Anti-Monitors.'"
"And the Reeds of our other universes discovered the anomalous disappearance of my world. They chose to investigate and found that it was also the work of the 'Anti-Monitors.'"
"Through the countless futures seen by Doctor Strange Reed, we discovered that the 'Outsider' is the key; only by eliminating you can the world be saved."
Connors' curiosity was piqued: "Why?"
"I won't tell you. If I do, the 'Anti-Monitor's' universe-devouring will be accelerated, and we must stop it from happening," Reed, the Silver Surfer, said.
"Magnify" and "Reassemble" transformed Reed's body into a stone statue, which fell to the ground with a thud.
"You answer," Connors said, looking at "Kingpin" Reed.
"Do you know what? The 'Outsiders' massacre of the Reed Council will not change in the established history; we will come back again."
Kingpin Reed used his powerful muscle control to shut off his blood flow and committed suicide.
"Apocalypse" Reed closed his eyes, even more decisively than "Kingpin" Reed, his body rapidly dehydrating and turning into a mummy.
Connors: "—It's like I'm the villain."
Before the last "Mr. Fantastic" Reed committed suicide, Connors threw him into the mystery house.
Inside the mysterious house, dense vines split and burrowed into Reed's body, taking over all his muscles and blood vessels, making it impossible for him to commit suicide easily.
Looking at the empty Reed Council hall, Connors activated the Limiter again, smashing through the hall.
A strong wind carrying sand and gravel immediately rushed into the hall, causing the air to escape rapidly. Connors couldn't help but gag.
"vomit."
The once peaceful council hall became a vacuum, so Connors quickly used "Mimicry" to transform himself into an inorganic entity that no longer needed air.
Walking through the pile of Reed's corpses and looking out at the golden sky and orange earth, Connors understood why he couldn't find any trace of "Mr. Fantastic" Reed on Earth.
This is Mars, and the Reed Council has made this planet their base.
"I wonder if there are still any 'Mars hunters' on Mars in this world?"
With this in mind, Connors didn't rush back to Earth. Instead, he punched the ground repeatedly, quickly creating a deep crater.
Connors immediately stopped, worried that even if there really were "Martians," he would be the one to smash them to death.
"Recombination" changed the composition of the iron oxide ground beneath his feet into water, and Connors jumped directly into it, only to return to the Martian surface in disappointment a few minutes later.
It seems that "Mars Manhunter" is indeed the last Martian.
This time, Connors didn't linger on Mars. He found his way and jumped into the air.
He didn't dare to use too much force, fearing that the reaction force of the bounce would push Mars away from its original orbit, and he only used the "black smoke cape" to fly in the air.
Once he left Mars and was in space, Connors no longer needed to limit his speed; "enlarging" his "black smoke cloak" allowed his speed to increase exponentially.
Inside the "Lord of Justice" watchtower, robots are busy reporting to "Lord Batman" on the security situation in various regions of the Earth.
"Lord Batman" scanned the report expressionlessly. Just when he thought it was another day of world peace, alarms blared. "Lord of Justice" watchtower detected an unidentified flying object rapidly approaching Earth at a speed exceeding that of any other aircraft on Earth.
With the other members of "Lord of Justice" all on Earth Zero, "Lord Batman" didn't have time to think and quickly pressed a button.
The second basement level of the Batcave was where he parked his personal vehicle, but at this moment the ground on the second basement level began to shake violently.
As one after another, a total of eight thick metal limbs, each as thick as a small building, extended out, an enormous "Battank" wobbled and broke out of the ground.
This is an upgraded version of the "Battank" from two years ago, equipped with numerous powerful weapons and eight spider-like legs that are more adaptable to all terrains than tracks.
"Lord Batman" didn't just stand there waiting for the Battank to be in place. He used a grappling hook to quickly get to where his suit was displayed.
Among more than fifty suits, "Lord Batman" unhesitatingly chose the "Anti-Outsider Armor," which is also an improved and upgraded version of the model from two years ago.
"Beep beep beep beep."
Amidst the incessant wailing of alarms, Wayne Manor began to transform and reorganize, with heavy metal plates rising and falling, and black cannons extending from various positions, pointing towards the sky.
"Lord Batman" stood ready, holding a small scarecrow in his hand—from Earth Zero, "Batman"
That came from the side.
The "Lord of Justice" watchtower, located in near-Earth orbit, also began to transform, with armor, firearms, and jet nozzles extending out, and iron chains extending from the feet of the robots inside to secure themselves.
In addition, robots in the various forms of the "Lords of Justice" were awakened, flew out of the watchtower, and floated densely in space, waiting for the arrival of the uninvited guests.
Such a large-scale operation failed to stop the unidentified flying object, but "Lord Batman" breathed a sigh of relief:
The UFO was "Outsider" Connors.
Connors glanced inexplicably at "Lord Batman," who was standing on a larger Battank wearing heavy armor, and abandoned the idea of crawling inside to play. He then flew towards Paradise Island.
The gates of hell require a key to open, but Connors is too lazy to collect them.
The main problem is that the thing broke into a pile of dust two years ago.
Two years ago, when the gates of Hell opened, Connors saw what it looked like when flames spewed out from Hell, and "mind transfer" came in handy.
One second he was on Earth, the next he was in a fiery hell.
Besides the almost endless flames of hell, he was greeted by the deafening laughter of Hades, the "King of the Underworld" whom he had once tricked:
"I knew you'd come someday! A mortal?"
Hades' voice gradually changed from wild laughter to confusion and weakness.
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