Chapter 65 Heroine, you don't want others to know you stole things, do you?
Chapter 65 Heroine, you don't want others to know you stole things, do you?
Chapter 65 Heroine, you don't want others to know you stole things, do you?
"They are not only your idols, but they will also be my idols in the future."
"The Flash" Barry patted "Green Lantern" Hal on the shoulder reassuringly.
"You just need to keep them in your minds; put the sentimental talk aside for now," Connors said. "Aren't you planning to form a similar collaborative team?"
Back in Metropolis, Connors, seizing the opportunity, planned to bring about the creation of the "Justice League" in one fell swoop.
He wants to add another layer of reward to the "Justice Society," which has ten superheroes and five villains involved in the drama.
"I'm a person, I don't need to worry about villains' retaliation hurting my family, I'm joining." "The Flash" Barry was the first to express his opinion.
Superman Clark did not hesitate at all:
"...Although my biological parents died with the destruction of Krypton, I still have an adoptive mother, and I will protect her. I'm joining too."
"The Flash" Barry clapped his hands:
"Look, Hal's parents died over a decade ago, I'm an orphan, and Superman is a homeless alien. How about we call it 'Only Us Alliance'?"
"What a hellish joke," Connors said, glancing at "The Flash" Barry.
Barry's hellish joke wasn't funny at all; at least, no one in the room laughed, and the atmosphere instantly became extremely awkward.
It was the kind-hearted and beautiful "Superman" Clark who stepped in to help:
"Batman, what about you?"
"I'm not good at dealing with people, but if you need help, feel free to come to me."
Batman refused to form an alliance, but he didn't completely reject it.
"Hal, what do you say?" Barry asked Hal, the Green Lantern.
Hal looked sullen, but everyone present had experienced what happened in Beach City and could empathize with him, so they didn't think that "Green Lantern" Hal was putting on a tough act.
"How stupid. Really," Hal said sadly. "I mean, they're not even real."
Who says it's not true? Once I'm stronger, I'll bring them out of their memories and scare them to death. Connors is looking forward to Hal's expression then:
"But they gave their lives for us, and that's real enough for us."
After saying that, Hal, the Green Lantern, visibly became even more emo.
To distract Green Lantern Hal from this matter, Flash Barry once again took the lead, looking at Superman Clark and saying:
"Our alliance only seems to have two people. Should we advertise for a guy on TV?"
Connors didn't expect the formation of the Justice League to go so smoothly, mainly because Earth hadn't yet encountered any crises that a single hero couldn't solve.
There's no rush, let's take it slow.
Barry's ability to change the subject is awkward, at least in Connors's opinion, far inferior to Batman Wayne, who can start by saying:
"I need to prepare for things that might cause the 'future' to disappear. I used to think it was Superman."
But now it seems most likely that it was caused by you.
"From the moment I noticed you, just like what happened in Seaside City, wherever disaster struck, you were there too. I even suspect that you might have encountered some kind of curse."
"I only have one curse, and that is to keep losing my car." Connors realized that Mr. Wayne's paranoia was acting up again, so he quickly prepared to leave.
It's not that he doesn't want to talk about it, but the timelines of the superheroes and villains he's encountered in this world don't quite match up.
He had read far too many American comics, and this place seemed to belong to no Earth where any major event was about to take place.
If this were discussed with Batman, the conversation could go on for three days and three nights without ending.
Sitting still and reciting for three days straight was not something Connors could endure, so he simply didn't reveal a single word to avoid the old man digging deeper.
So Connors kicked the ball that Batman had kicked back to him:
"More than that, I'm curious why no one came to New York when such a huge commotion happened in the metropolis a few days ago, turning half the city into ruins?"
"Um, should New York send someone over to help?" Barry thought Connors was referring to the military.
Connors put a trip to New York on his agenda, suggesting he take the opportunity to go.
But before that, he had to go back to Gotham and borrow Mr. Wayne's computer.
With their information network, they should be able to find information about Superboy in New York.
When they arrived at the seaside town, Connors kept his phone with him the whole time, but there was no signal.
After returning to Metropolis, the signal was restored. Connors glanced at the messages and saw that most of them were Harley Quinn's cute and funny posts.
On the contrary, both Catwoman Selena Gomez and Batsuit changed their expressions after connecting to the network.
"What's wrong?" Connors asked kindly.
"My treasured items have been stolen!" Selena said anxiously.
A thief broke into your house? Connors scoffed. The security measures aren't very good.
It happened yesterday, and Selena forced herself to calm down:
"It should still be possible to recover it. I need to check yesterday's surveillance footage."
Connors nodded, ignoring him, and looked at Batman:
"What's that all about?"
Batman wore a mask the whole time, which meant that many people present had never seen Batman's expression.
But at this moment, there was a strange undertone in Lord Wayne's voice:
"Someone broke into my bat cave and took a longsword that I brought back from my travels around the world in my early years."
"Why don't you check the surveillance footage too?" Connors also felt that things were getting strange. What a coincidence, both of them were stolen?
"It's already there; it happened the day before yesterday." Batman had already received the information and images from his butler, Alfred.
When Batman projected the transmitted image into the air through his wristband, everyone present, except for Hal, the Green Lantern, was stunned.
In the scene, the one carrying a giant sword and stealthily infiltrating the bat cave is one of the superheroes we often see on television:
Wonder Woman, Diana.
Another frequent television appearance is Superman.
One reason is that they rescue people all over the world and frequently make the news.
One of them is frequently in the news because of her stunning looks and beautiful legs.
The projected image showed Wonder Woman entering the Batcave with a glittering object in her hand, and a short sword inside the Batcave was also emitting the same light.
It seemed as if they were calling to each other.
"Catwoman" Selena glanced at the projection on the Batman wristband, then at the surveillance footage she had accessed via her phone, and said hesitantly:
"I am—and she is too."
brush!
The group's gaze then turned to Selena's phone, where the screen showed Wonder Woman, carrying a greatsword, entering what appeared to be a collection warehouse located in a high-rise building.
And take away the same glowing object as the one in your hand.
"When did Wonder Woman switch careers to become Wonder Thief?" Barry exclaimed in surprise.
Connors, meanwhile, was deep in thought, recalling a series he had once watched: a police officer taking a female thief who had stolen something into a warehouse for a thorough inspection.
Wonder Woman, you don't want your Amazonian people to find out you stole things, do you?
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