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Chapter 1005: Who Can Make Shiler Break Defense (Part 1)

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Marvel Shiler's arm dropped, and he sighed, as if his soul had flown away.

DC Shiler walked in front of him, squatted down, and said with a smile: "Don't think I don't know, you have been waiting for the time when my fusion doesn't go smoothly to substitute, and then find me a bunch of work to retaliate for me retaliating against you before..."

"I hope you better remember, it was you who broke my umbrella at the beginning, and you must pay the price for this."

DC Shiler stood up again, lowered his eyelids, and looked at the Shilers on the ground through the slits of his eyes, saying: "And you, you won't really think that the little bat in my mouth who can't even write a thesis is really a little bat, right? I was just being polite, and some fools took it seriously..."

DC Shiler took two steps forward, grabbed the high tower railing that was usually upright but had now become parallel bars, exerted force with both arms, climbed up with some difficulty, then stepped on the edge of the railing, panted, then stood straight, looked down at everyone, opened his arms, and said:

"I know, many of you want to replace me and float to the conscious mind. I am a very tolerant person and understand what fairness is. Now, as long as you can defeat me, you can naturally get this opportunity. Come on, I think we can..."

Just as DC Shiler said this, two loud noises suddenly came from outside the high tower. With a loud "boom," followed by a girl's scream, Zatanna's voice, which had strong penetrating power, came from outside the high tower:

"No! My portal! Clark! Come back quickly! You cannot explode again! Oliver! Oliver! Stop him!!!"

"Oh, my god, he rushed toward that bat! Wait, wait! Don't fight! Stop quickly! That is Batman, don't you recognize his eyes?!!"

"Wait! Batman, this is Clark! Don't fight!!"

Afterward, there were several loud noises of "bang, bang, bang," which directly shook the weak DC Shiler off the railing and fell to the ground. Only a roar came from outside the high tower: "Batman! Where is Professor Shiler?! Hand him over quickly! You damn monster!"

"Why do you want to approach that high tower?! You must be trying to attack other Professor Shilers! Stop! I will never let you succeed!"

"Wait, Clark, calm down, Batman has reason, he cannot..."

"Oh, my god! My portal exploded! Don't fight! Don't fight!!!"

"Rumble" tremors came. DC Shiler, who had just climbed up from the ground, turned his head to look out the window. Very unsurprisingly, Superman and Batman were fighting.

And even more unsurprisingly, Zatanna and Oliver's persuasion was ineffective, and the two were fighting fiercely.

Clark didn't control his emotions, which was actually not surprising. In fact, during this period of time, he had been immersed in an anxious atmosphere.

Before, he went to Mexico to help Oliver. Originally, he thought he was going to save the people there, but later he found that things were not that simple at all.

Clark possessed infinite power, could fire heat vision from his eyes, could perceive the entire environment around him, could get whatever he wanted, and was almost omnipotent. But he found that he was powerless on the road to saving the Mexican people.

Superman understood for the first time what frustration was, precisely when he saw the living environment of the local farmers.

At that time, relying on his invincible force, he intercepted a truck full of drug raw materials, stopped their dirty transaction, beat the driver and the cargo owner until they fled in panic and knelt down to beg for mercy.

Then, a girl in her early teens jumped out of the truck and stopped Clark. Clark thought she was a victim of trafficking and wanted to send her home, but he didn't expect that this girl was the cargo owner's daughter, and their family were farmers on a nearby plantation.

Clark righteously educated the girl, telling her that drug trafficking was wrong and that planting drug raw materials would harm many people, but the girl only asked Clark one question—if Clark burned all the goods on the truck, what would she and her father eat today?

Clark felt very puzzled. He told the girl that they could plant something else, such as the spring wheat and barley planted in his home, or some fruit trees, which would all have good harvests.

Clark was also a farmer, or rather, a child from an American farm-owning family. He was very familiar with all kinds of farm work, and he knew that the plants for these drug raw materials were actually very delicate, and the planting conditions required were much higher than some edible or industrial plants.

If it was for money, wouldn't it be more profitable and easier to plant food and fruit?

The girl didn't ask a second question. She just looked at Clark with a look that made Clark very puzzled, took two steps back, and went to find her father.

In the end, Clark didn't burn the goods on the truck with his heat vision because the girl was sitting in the truck, staring straight at Clark with a numb look. Clark didn't know what to do.

After leaving, Clark felt uncomfortable all day. He really couldn't understand. If adults did bad things for money and profit, how could children who didn't understand anything also help the evildoers?

Clark returned to Oliver's place and raised his question, but Oliver just glanced at him and suggested he finish college first, without answering any questions.

Clark couldn't figure it out. He went back to school to study, but the school didn't teach this. He went to the library to find history about Mexico, but it was all introducing some wild history of the Mexico region and the customs of the Caribbean, and not a single book mentioned drugs.

Thus, the next vacation, Clark almost impatiently pushed away all vacation club activities and rushed to Mexico in a hurry. And at this time, the underground activities organized by Oliver had already taken shape.

What shocked Clark was that the father and daughter he had intercepted before were also among them. When Oliver organized a lecture, Clark sat at the bottom and heard for the first time how the locals viewed the industry of producing drug raw materials.

Nothing special, just one sentence: whatever others buy, they plant. If the things they plant are not bought by others, they will starve to death. It's that simple.

Thus, Clark aimed his spear at the people who purchased these evil raw materials. He could, but he encountered new obstacles again, that is, he killed the people who purchased them, and the farmers still had to starve to death.

Clark began to investigate again, who exactly was consuming these things. Thus, he discovered that most of these things flowed into the United States, and most of those who consumed these things were ordinary people in chaotic blocks.

Clark caught one or two of them, asked them why they wanted to do this, asked them if they knew that this would bring deep disaster to the Mexican people, and they told Clark to get lost.

Clark felt that he was like a mental patient, appearing in other people's ordinary daily lives for no reason, and feeling absurd and unreal about all this. But his common sense told him that this was wrong, wrong to the point of being outrageous, but everyone around him took this as daily life.

This made Clark fall into a very anxious state for a time. And at this time, a bright light lit up in his life, and that was Shiler's letter.

Oliver didn't over-elaborate Clark's existence to Shiler. Most of the achievements he made still relied on him and the grassroots people who were willing to resist. Therefore, the suggestions given by Shiler were also mostly aimed at him and those grassroots people.

Although Shiler didn't focus on answering Clark's questions, from some of the measures he took, Clark gradually found the answer.

The drug production industry in Mexico was already very perfect. From the source to the downstream, from production to consumption, no matter which link was cut off alone, the fundamental problem could not be solved.

Shiler's suggestion to Oliver was still more inclined to improve people's livelihood. Currently, the time for large-scale revolution was not yet ripe. Therefore, the best means to unite the masses was to improve their lives, improve their horizons, and let them be willing, self-reliant, and self-strengthening.

Thus, Oliver started from the grassroots, not first putting out the banner of resisting drugs or revolution, but uniting farmers to resist the price suppression by purchasers, regaining the power to formulate standards, and uniting with the big drug lords of Guadalajara to reorganize the local industrial chain, establish an industrial advantage of full unity from production to sales, and then radiate to the entire Jalisco state.

At first, Clark didn't understand this move very well. He felt that even if farmers had difficulties, the means to help farmers couldn't be helping the evildoers. But later, he found that things were much more complicated than he imagined.

In one move after another by Oliver, and one joint action after another by local farmers and drug lords, Clark saw an ancient, tragic, and heavy country, the beautiful poppies blooming on blood and sin, and the complex and incomparably evil roots buried deep under the soil.

Clark followed Oliver to witness everything, and his thinking had been following their revolutionary activities. Therefore, when he encountered problems, he had also been puzzled, and Shiler's letters became the best guiding light.

The solutions proposed by Shiler for certain problems always made Clark feel shocked, but also suddenly enlightened. And at the same time, some of the truths he told also made Clark feel deeply and grow.

More than a month ago, Oliver found Clark and said that Shiler was out of contact. Clark felt a tightness in his heart at that time.

And when he heard that Oliver was going to find this professor, Clark felt excited again. He hadn't seen Shiler for a long time, and he had accumulated a pile of questions he wanted to ask this knowledgeable professor. He believed that it would definitely be a pleasant conversation.

But unexpectedly, following Oliver to Cat Getan, coming to Cat Getan University, what he got was the news that Shiler had been missing for a long time.

Afterward, they went to the Rodriguez Manor and found that Shiler was not there. Under Victor's guidance, they went to Wayne Manor.

There, they met Zatanna, and Zatanna, after a period of recuperation, intended to reopen the portal to go to hell to find Batman and Shiler.

The goals of both sides were Shiler, so they hit it off. Superman helped Zatanna collect materials, Zatanna opened the portal, and the three of them came to hell together.

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Originally, Oliver's guess had already scared Clark. If Shiler was really caught by the Central Intelligence Agency and subjected to torture and interrogation, then he must have suffered a lot of pain. Clark felt his heart tighten just thinking about it.

But unexpectedly, entering hell, the first scene he saw made his eyes split. Shiler was actually caught by a terrifying bat monster. Clark would naturally think, saving the professor, he was duty-bound.

Although the first time was because he didn't control his power well and exploded, Clark's soul power was almost infinite. He took advantage of the fact that the portal hadn't closed yet and drilled in again. And this time, he brought the upper limit of power he could control, intending to fight this bat monster to the death.

But as soon as they started fighting, Clark was even more angry. It could be said that this anger exceeded any time in his life so far, because he discovered that the monster opposite was Batman. ===== CHAPTER 1006 =====

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