Chapter 1989: Lighting the Wondrous Dream in the Heart (Part 19)

Cold winds blew across the sky above the gloomy manor, and ghost fires connected into a piece like rolling clouds, and also like little stars flickering in the dark shadows of the dark clouds.

A clear cry swayed the dark clouds, and the elegant and slender stork flapped its wings and rushed into the clouds, then dived down like an arrow from a string. Just before touching the mud, it flexibly folded its wings, turned gently, and threw the two large boxes it was holding in its claws into the skeleton group with ghost fire in their eyes.

The skeletons were attracted by the sound of the boxes breaking. One of the closest skeletons shook its creaking chin, walked over with a sword, and walked in an arrogant figure-eight step. It tilted its head and looked at the scattered box boards, and a human-like doubt appeared on its bony face.

Suddenly, a green figure broke through the layers of obstacles and broke through the ground like a new spring bamboo. The skeleton was stunned on the spot.

The next second, a green fist hit the skeleton's nostril heavily. With a "wow," the skeleton sat on the ground, and the sword and shield flew to the side.

Then "ceng-ceng-ceng-ceng-ceng" was heard, and several fresh green figures soared into the sky. Instantly, the center of the garden was like unfolding a green canvas, and also like overturning a green paint tray. Hundreds of emerald green cabbages waved their fists and rushed into the skeleton pile.

For a time, only "pi-pa-la-pi-pa-la-pa-ta-peng" was heard. A punching cabbage threw a left hook and then a right hook, the next punching cabbage added an uppercut and a floating attack, and the next fighter cabbage did a twelve-combo in the air. The skeleton guards that went up could be called ferocious, and the bone frames that came down wouldn't even be gnawed by dogs.

The shouting of "hu-ha-hu-ha" echoed throughout the garden. Although the skeletons occupied the human advantage and moved very fast, the cabbages didn't move slowly either. The improved fighter cabbages could also cooperate with each other to walk.

Once they found that they couldn't catch up with the target, they took the initiative to drill in front of the fists of ordinary cabbages, let the other party hit them away, and then came a flying kick in the air, knocking the skeleton opposite to the ground with one kick.

The Marvel people present swallowed their saliva in unison. Stark turned to look at Strange, his expression as if saying "What have you experienced?".

Strange was also a bit blank, because during the period of teaching at the DC Magic Academy, because there were too many problems in the DC magic world, he had no time to leave the magic academy at all, and he didn't travel in the real Cat Getan every day.

"You must have many brave warriors there, right?" Seeing Natasha raised her eyebrows at Pamela and said, "After all, if you have to beat a cabbage before eating a salad, humans should have evolved to be able to jump to the moon, right?"

Although Bruce was still looking at the map to analyze the battle situation, as the Cat Getan tourism image ambassador, he immediately wanted to defend his city.

"These vegetables are completely controllable in our world, and it's not that all cabbages are..."

"Yes, I heard that a Cat Getan in a universe has already flown to the sky." Clark nodded quickly and said, "Cat Getan people are like this. Not only do they have to beat the cabbage in the plate before eating salad, but they also have to guard against sparrow monsters that come to grab food. If you are eating salad in a restaurant by the sea, be careful of giant seagulls the size of houses grabbing the fries in your hands..."

Stark and Strange paid tribute.

Bruce glared at Clark.

It wasn't that exaggerated. Wonder Woman, who had always been seeking truth from facts, stood out and said, "Most of the horror legends about Cat Getan are hearsay..."

Bruce breathed a sigh of relief, only to hear Diana say, "But when I went on a business trip last time, I did help a restaurant deal with the trouble of cabbages escaping. Sparrow monsters and seagull monsters are also true, but I believe this is just an individual phenomenon, and not all animals in Cat Getan will turn into monsters."

"Yes." Pamela snorted coldly, nodded, and said, "It's just that the mosquitoes that mutated in Cat Getan City this summer caused more than 600 murders."

Bruce covered his forehead and said, "I will definitely tell Roy how you slander Cat Getan's environment, and there has been great improvement now. We haven't seen a stray cat bigger than a house for ten years."

"Cat Getan is a quite inclusive city. Killer Croc found a job at the construction site, and Man-Bat also went to the circus to rehearse for the upcoming music festival."

Stark still wanted to say something, but Strange stopped him and whispered, "Don't talk about others. Don't you think about how he will feel when he sees more than 300 Spider-Men running around in New York later?"

Stark opened his mouth, but finally closed it. He said to Strange, "Fortunately, our Peter is not here. If there is trouble, it is other Spider-Men who cause trouble. Nick won't blame us for destroying New York's tourism image, right?"

"Don't mention Nick. His and Schiller's insights into macroeconomics are worth more than the trouble caused by a thousand Spider-Men."

The two sighed in unison.

At this time, the Black Panther had quietly touched the fountain in the center of the front yard garden under the cover of night. He looked left and right secretly like a thief, and found that no one noticed him.

At this time, the situation on the battlefield was stirred into a mess. The skeletons were busy swinging their long swords to make cabbage salad. Because there were too many of them, the zombies and tree demons behind were blocked and couldn't get in. Even a pitch-black figure quietly jumped into the fountain pool and no one noticed.

Not long after, the Black Panther, who was covered in water, jumped back into the hall, bared his teeth at the group, and a human-like proud expression appeared on his face.

Soon, it was as if there were really ghosts in the garden. From time to time, passing skeletons were entangled by vines spreading along the edge of the fountain pool and disappeared with a "whoosh."

A few skeletons with faster reactions barely had time to crawl on the ground with their arms. Their actions also attracted the attention of their companions, so more skeletons screamed and rushed up, and started to diligently make cold seaweed shreds and seaweed mud.

As the skeletons were destroyed, the zombies behind them could finally squeeze into the manor. The zombies in the cartoon were not that terrifying; they moved forward swaying with their hands raised, and were actually somewhat stupidly cute.

Although the speed of the zombies was much slower than the skeletons, they were thick-skinned and fleshy, and because their lower limbs were more robust and their center of gravity was lower, the cabbages were too light, and one punch down, the zombies only swayed slightly.

Even if several fighter cabbages stacked into a tower and hit one by one, using their bodies to hit the zombies, they could only slow down their pace, but couldn't cause any real damage.

And the zombies looked not very smart, and didn't have the flexible reaction of skeletons. They didn't understand what it meant to go straight to the center, and maybe didn't even know where their target was, just blindly moving forward, so some were scattered.

Then according to the plan, it was the turn of the cloak to appear.

Under the dark blue night sky, a red figure drew a smooth arc. The cloak paused in the air, as if checking the situation, and then flew toward one side of the gate.

As soon as it landed, the cloak turned into a tornado on the ground, "shua-shua-shua" a few times, and surrounded a square frame with its body.

The lion, with a large bundle of ice-cold wheat in its mouth, let out a "woo," jumped high, and then landed, moving nimbly among the zombies, fully utilizing its speed advantage, nimbly jumping over to the side of the cloak, and throwing the wheat in.

The moment the ice-cold wheat was triggered, the cloak shivered and was almost immediately frozen into dark blue.

Strange stepped forward, reached out, and the freezing of the cloak was lifted, and it flew back behind him with a "whoosh."

The other side of the wall was also done in the same way. The ice-cold wall turned the entire gate of the mansion into a small opening of less than two meters. The zombies with low IQ would only crowd together at the gate.

Pamela seized the opportunity: "Quick, now, throw the bomb!"

The strong vulture grabbed bundles of explosives wheat in its claws, and the dung beetle, which became about the size of a person, pushed a group of soil, rolled it into a huge ball, and knocked away all the zombies around.

The soil ball collapsed at the gate, turning into a high pile of soil. The vulture threw the wheat on it, and the dung beetle straightened them up.

Soon, the bent wheat gradually straightened up, and the branches with full wheat grains began to rotate rapidly like the magazine of a machine gun.

Countless wheat grains were thrown out. The moment they touched anything, they would cause a small-scale explosion. The explosion of more than a dozen wheat ears together could be equivalent to the power of a grenade.

Boom, boom, boom!

A mushroom cloud rose directly at the entrance of the Haunted Mansion, and even the zombies that had walked to the front were affected, blown away, and slapped on the wall of the mansion, falling down in front of the group in the hall with dizziness.

"I think giant seagulls and sparrow monsters are no longer a problem." Stark looked at the pitch-black ground in front of him and sighed, "Sure enough, human creativity is infinite."

And Schiller, who was standing on the very edge, found that after the zombies and skeletons were eliminated, little stars would emerge from their bodies, and all the light was converging in one direction.

Under his reminder, the group looked at the statue area behind the wall and found that the thin light was condensing into a statue at the vacant position in the statue area. From the blurred face, it could be seen that it was Walt Disney.

"It seems that as long as we eliminate enough monsters, that statue should give us some rewards." Bruce squinted and said, "But I always feel that it's not that simple. The Magic Kingdom is just one area of this park."

Seeing Natasha covered her eyes and said helplessly, "Don't tell me that every area has a statue, and we must collect the rewards of all statues to see the real Walt Disney."

"I'm afraid that's exactly the case." Diana fumbled with the bracelet on one hand and said, "Four statues in four areas, only by lighting up all the statues can we get clues to continue moving forward."

"Then what are we waiting for? Let's solve the trouble here quickly, recharge our batteries tonight, and head to the Hollywood area tomorrow."

Stark's armor engine roared, Strange's magic light flowed between his hands, the animal gods issued calls and roars one after another, and with the fall of the zombies, the tall tree demons entered the battlefield from the side.

A huge black shadow struck from behind the group, and the huge God Tree Broccoli walked toward the battlefield with steady and powerful steps. ===== CHAPTER 1990 =====