Chapter 3526: This Man Comes from Krypton (4)
"Hello? Oliver? Kara and I have collected all the fragments that could be collected. We are currently working with the Green Lanterns to transport these things to Mars."
Pamela said into the communicator. At this moment, behind her, countless vines bundled the collected wreckage and fragments into a huge sphere, making her and Kara's figures appear even smaller.
The Green Lanterns around were using Green Lantern energy to stabilize the state of the wreckage, preventing them from secondary disintegration or combustion. Several people together dragged a pile of wreckage and rushed to Mars.
"Okay, I know, I'll be back immediately."
Pamela didn't know what she heard from the phone, and after hanging up the communication, she turned to Kara and said: "Oliver is looking for me for something, I have to go back first. He asked me to tell you to go find Clark and Diana after finishing the work here. By then, Clark will tell you what to do."
"Okay, I know." Kara nodded, grabbed the vines in her hand, and flew toward Mars faster.
And Pamela rushed back to Earth at the fastest speed. Her figure disappeared directly into the empty universe, and then like a newly born seedling, she drilled out from the soil of the flower bed around Luthor Group.
Returning to the office, Pamela let out a long breath; it was clear that this work had also exhausted her. She didn't see Oliver in the conference room, but saw Hal first.
"Pamela, can you give me some of those thorns you made that can pierce the skin defense of Kryptonians?"
"You mean cactus thorns? My stock is not much, but I can catalyze some. What do you want this thing for?"
"I have to find a way to meet that guy," Hal didn't hide it either. He sat at the conference table, placed his hands on the table, and said, "There is still too little intelligence about him."
"Precisely because of this, we cannot act rashly." Pamela said.
"But if it's like this, then the pressure will all fall on Oliver, who is responsible for command," Hal said, "if more intelligence about him can be obtained, then Oliver's side will be easier."
"I don't think this is a good idea," Pamela sat opposite Hal. She appeared very calm and said, "If the other party wants to do something, they will show up sooner or later. It won't be too late to collect information by then. And if you take the initiative to provoke him, not only are you in danger, but once his gaze is drawn to Earth, things will be troublesome."
"Someone has to take the first step," Hal said, "if we wait for him to appear, the initiative will be entirely in his hands. If he doesn't appear, we have to stay nervous all the time. He can completely consume us like this until Earth itself has problems."
Pamela licked her somewhat dry lips lightly. Hal pointed, and a glass of water appeared in front of Pamela. Pamela picked it up, drank it regardless, let out a long breath, and said: "Thank you."
In Pamela's view, what Hal said made sense.
The other party is just one person, the so-called "those who are barefoot are not afraid of those who wear shoes." Krypton has already been destroyed, and he himself is so strong, it can almost be said that there are no weaknesses.
But the Justice League is different. Although the superheroes in the Justice League don't have any big weaknesses either, the Justice League's backing is Earth, and Earth can be said to be full of loopholes.
Even if that guy doesn't take military means to invade Earth, just defending like this, people in various countries will sooner or later be in chaos.
After all, the economic situation is not good to begin with. This kind of emergency defense strategy that shuts people at home can last at most one or two months. If it lasts longer, just the livelihood of ordinary people is a problem.
So dragging it out has no benefits for them. And if the other party is also a high-level life with wisdom, it's very easy to discover this point. He doesn't need to do much, just not show up, which is enough to drag Earth to collapse.
Having figured this out, Pamela no longer argued. She thought for a while and said: "I'll go to the lab to get you materials. But you'd better go discuss it with Oliver, don't act blindly."
"I know," Hal said, "I'm going to scout the enemy situation, not to die. Without absolute certainty, I won't act easily."
Pamela turned and left. Hal sat at the table and thought. Soon, a golden light flashed in front of him, and Barry appeared in the chair next to him.
"Hal, you called me?"
Hal turned his head to look at him and said: "I'm preparing to go to the wreckage of Mercury again to see if I can find that guy."
Barry's facial features all wrinkled. He pursed his lips and said: "Is it absolutely necessary? You should know how dangerous that is, he might be waiting for you there."
"Precisely because of this, I have to go. No matter what, I must have a head-on collision with him to know how to deal with it later."
Hal's hands were folded together, and he rubbed the patterns on his palm with the fingers of one hand, and then said: "Whether his mind is clear, whether his ability is strong, what means he is used to attacking, and whether he has any weaknesses, these all need to be figured out."
Barry hesitated for a while and said: "He attacked Mercury, maybe it's not just because Mercury was in the way, it could also be that he was reminding us that he has arrived."
"To find him, we will definitely send someone over. By then he can give us another warning. This means the first person to go over is definitely very dangerous. Have you really thought it through?"
"What I'm thinking about now is not this matter," Hal shook his head and said, "I'm thinking about whether to involve you."
Barry smiled and said: "Stop joking, if you go, I must go. Otherwise, how are you going to escape from his hands?"
"This is precisely the point I'm hesitating about," Hal said, "if you must go, then you will also be in danger. Judging from the intelligence provided by the Professor, he can master time. It might not be safe in the Speed Force either."
Barry sighed lightly and said: "It has never been safe in my Speed Force. I'm already used to it. If I could really drag him into the Speed Force, that would be easy to handle."
"But it's very difficult. If he can appear at every time point at the same time, you dragging him into the Speed Force might replicate countless him. By then, the whole universe will have big trouble."
"That would be good," Barry smiled again and said, "in that case, those powerful existences wouldn't be able to stand by and watch."
Hal stared at Barry. Barry also looked at him with a smile. After a long while, Hal turned his head back silently. He thought: people who always stay with the Professor are all the same, looking fine usually, but at critical moments, one is crazier than the other.
But he had to admit that the final means of the Justice League to deal with this event is to make a big deal out of it. This is also what they are best at.
Whether it is directly opening the Heavenly Gate to let Barbatos in, or using the Speed Force to replicate H'El, it is dragging the whole universe to suffer together.
By that time, whether it is the little blue people or other high-level civilizations, they cannot stand by and watch, and even those existences that have transcended dimensions must take action.
"Now is not the time to consider these," Hal said, "we have to find a way to solve it ourselves first."
"Of course, it's best to solve it yourself. But if you are in life danger..."
"Danger is definitely there, but it's not to the point of life danger," Hal rubbed his Green Lantern ring and said, "if you have a problem there, I also have one last insurance."
"What is it?"
Hal shook his head and didn't speak. Barry just looked at him and said: "If you have decided, I won't oppose it. How to do it, you just tell me directly."
Hal sighed in his heart, his mood was a bit complicated. He called Barry over just to let Barry persuade him not to go.
He thought that if Barry persuaded him, he would take the opportunity to agree, and then go secretly alone.
In that case, if there was any problem, Oliver would investigate the responsibility, and Barry would only be deceived by him, and no matter what, it wouldn't be Barry's fault.
"You want to hide it from me and go secretly alone," Barry said, "but my criminal investigation and psychology grades are very good. You can't hide it from me."
"I don't think you need to go," Hal said, "in case he can really break into the Speed Force, I might still need to save you."
"No matter what you say, I will definitely watch you," Barry stood up, and then turned to the air on the side and said: "Professor Xavier, I think you can follow him. That should provide him with quite a few success rates."
After speaking, Barry left. Hal clenched his fists slightly: this brat was quite cute when he was young, but he has become more and more unreasonable as he grew up.
Then he remembered one more thing, looked at Charles on the side and said: "If you can interfere with Superman's brain waves, then can you..."
"No," Charles answered him very simply, "if my main body were here, then I should be able to force control over him. But I am only a brain wave, without such powerful power."
"Interference won't work either?"
"I don't know if it works. But as long as I make a move, there is only one chance," Charles continued, "in the case of not making a move, I can only guarantee that he doesn't discover my existence, but if I actively expose myself, the possibility of being erased directly is very high, and he will be more vigilant, and wanting to carry out mental attacks again will be almost impossible."
Hal rubbed his fingers, weighing the pros and cons in his heart.
Charles's mental power is very strong, they already know this point. If even he is not sure, it shows that H'El's power might be even stronger.
If Charles is allowed to hide in the dark and sneak attack, then even if it can succeed, as long as it cannot be killed in one blow, Charles will be erased, and H'El will also become more vigilant. This is very likely to make subsequent mental attacks no longer effective.
Compared to this, it is better to let Charles continue to hide, at least he can be used for defense, just like when he helped them block the peeping of the star before.
"There is another situation," Charles said, "if his own emotions are very obvious, I can perceive them. You can take me with you, it will have some effect."
Hal remembered the speculation of Injustice Batman that Oliver told him: H'El appearing here is not a coincidence, he might be provoked by someone.
If he could feel emotions like anger or sadness at close range, then he could confirm this speculation, which is also good.
And Charles is only a brain wave, so there is no life danger to speak of. Hal nodded and said: "Then I'll trouble you, Professor Xavier."
"If you really can't handle it, you can find a way to let my main body come over," Charles said, "it's just that, even if it's my main body, I'm afraid I must have a brain wave amplifier to have a sure chance of winning. That thing is not easy to move, you have to prepare early."
"That will be our last resort," Hal said, "I promise you, if there is really no way, we will ask other universes for help."
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