Chapter 3528: This Man Comes from Krypton (6)

Barry's brain turned very fast. He needed a time to be alone with the Flash from another universe. Making up a paper was a good excuse.

This Professor must be able to realize that time in the Speed Force is infinite. As long as he makes a distressed look, he will definitely let him and the Flash go to the Speed Force to make up the paper.

And because time in the Speed Force is infinite, they can go do something else, and he won't know.

Barry thought there was no need to let the current Professor know about the future situation; knowing it wouldn't be of any use.

Even if it were a few years ago, Krypton had long since been destroyed, and if there was a mastermind, the plan must have already been executed, and the strength of H'El's level is not something that can be prevented by prevention. There is no need to add unnecessary worries.

And, in case the timeline is changed, causing H'El to come earlier, and the Justice League hasn't built up defense measures, and there is no magic defense network, the situation will only be worse.

Therefore, although the scene where Hal's heart was almost pulled out was playing in front of his eyes constantly, he still pretended to be happy and slightly nervous to answer Schiller's question.

Finally, he and the Flash from another universe entered the Speed Force together.

His face immediately collapsed. The Flash patted him on the shoulder and said: "There's no need to be so distressed, isn't it just a paper? How much have you written? Let me help you take a look..."

Barry threw his hand away, stood in place and took a few deep breaths, and said somewhat reluctantly to the Flash with a smile: "Sorry, my Speed Force is relatively dangerous, you'd better not touch me."

No matter which universe's Barry, they are all very sensitive and kind. The Flash looked at Barry's somewhat pale face and said: "What's wrong? Which time point did you come from?"

"We don't have much time, I won't tell you in detail. In short, there is a monster invading Earth now. I dragged him into the Speed Force, so we can counter-invade his timeline."

"Monster? Who is it?"

"H'El."

Looking at the Flash's somewhat blank expression, Barry knew that their universe should not have encountered H'El yet.

Barry introduced H'El's abilities to him at the fastest speed, and then said: "Now, I need you to go back to the past, that is, when my mother just became pregnant with me, to stop H'El's plan to make me disappear completely. And I, will invade his timeline to see if I can make him disappear completely."

The Flash didn't ask much, he didn't even care how dangerous it was, just nodded and said: "Okay, I will try my best."

The two separated in the Speed Force, and Barry jumped into H'El's timeline at the fastest speed.

It was no surprise that there was H'El at every time point. He was chased and killed as soon as he landed.

Barry's every action was not aimless. Through his previous tests, he had already discovered that if H'El had any weakness, it was that he couldn't resist the corrosion of the original darkness.

He deliberately used the original dark power to resist H'El's attack. On one hand, this could test whether the other party was afraid of this power. If the other party was afraid, he could proceed to the next step of the plan; on the other hand, no matter the result, Hal could see all of this. If he could return to Earth smoothly, he could bring this intelligence to Oliver and the others.

This intelligence was very important, because Barry knew that Bruce was also using the same power to protect the sun.

If Oliver and the others knew that H'El was also afraid of this power, then they would know that the sun was temporarily safe. In this way, they could free up more hands, without having to worry about the safety of the most important star. And, they could conversely use this power to deal with H'El at the current time point.

And, if this power would cause harm to H'El, then the H'El at the past time point would definitely try his best to hunt himself down, to prevent himself from using this power to kill the young him.

This way Oliver wouldn't have to worry about some H'El from a past time point jumping to the present, making them face double the pressure. This could also let them prepare for the head-on decisive battle with peace of mind, without having to worry about being sneak-attacked at any time.

It's just that the one who would bear the greatest pressure next was himself.

Barry didn't feel nervous, but became clearer and clearer. He knew H'El's approximate origin. This monster was not a product of natural reproduction; he was an experimental product.

And, Schiller's data mentioned one point: clearly he himself is a clone, but he hates clones. This proves that he actually doesn't know he is a clone.

Then he would let him know today.

Of the thirty-six stratagems, attacking the heart is the best.

Barry jumped to the earliest timeline he could jump to regarding H'El. The moment he landed, Barry felt a bit dizzy. This was clearly not Earth, and the gravity was completely different from Earth's.

This should be Krypton.

Discovering that he couldn't adapt to Krypton's environment, he returned to the Speed Force again after that. But H'El soon chased after him.

Barry didn't intend to have a head-on decisive battle with H'El. He began to circle around the city, trying to find where H'El was at this time point.

Since he was a clone, it was impossible for him to be in the official defense center, so he should be in the home of the person who made him.

Although it wasn't necessarily Jor-El, it would definitely have something to do with him. According to the intelligence provided by Zod, Jor-El had always been a scientist at the Krypton Energy Research Center.

And, they were a couple, so they wouldn't throw a child alone at home, even a clone needs to be taken care of. Then, El's wife Lara should be at home.

Barry turned around the laboratory for a big circle, and finally locked the target in a small house on the east side of the city.

It wasn't because Lara was very conspicuous, mainly because making clones at home definitely requires equipment. Just find which house has some suspicious equipment.

At this time, Lara was putting a gray-white-skinned baby on the experimental table, using some kind of instrument to scan the baby's toes, seemingly doing some kind of test.

Barry came out of the Speed Force, but didn't disturb her, but silently entered the bathroom and hid.

He couldn't understand what those instruments were for, and didn't know what Lara was doing. But H'El definitely knew, he grew up on Krypton.

Soon, through the door of the bathroom, he saw a tall figure walk into the living room, looking around as if searching for him. But soon he was attracted by the figure standing in front of the experimental table.

They were speaking Kryptonian, Barry couldn't understand a word, but he could understand the tone.

At first, H'El's tone was very gentle—this gave Barry another piece of intelligence, that this monster actually had a very good relationship with his foster parents—he seemed to be explaining who he was and why he came here.

But Lara was very nervous, even to the point of being somewhat fearful, constantly backing away, and not letting H'El approach.

And H'El soon discovered that something was wrong, he seemed to recognize what the instruments behind Lara were for—Barry guessed that it might be some kind of genetic screening and injection instrument, of course, it could also be a modification instrument.

H'El became unbelievable. He angrily asked Lara about something. Lara appeared both fearful and sad.

Just at this time, Jor-El rushed in.

Lara must have used some way to contact her husband. And Jor-El had a weapon, he raised his gun and aimed at H'El.

Both of their tones contained anger, it could be said that they had a big argument. Jor used that angry and slightly sad tone to say a long string of words. Finally, H'El walked away in a daze.

That's right, he just walked away like that, and didn't intend to chase Barry anymore, nor did he care if he would be erased. The tall back revealed infinite sadness and desolation.

Barry let out a long sigh. He didn't know if H'El would come back, but he knew he had to talk to Clark's biological parents. He needed to know what happened back then.

He pushed the door and walked out of the bathroom.

Jor and Lara were startled again. Barry raised his hands and said: "Sorry, I didn't mean to break in, I was chased by him..."

Seeing that the laser gun was charging, Barry raised his voice and said: "I am a friend of your biological son Kal-El."

As soon as this was said, both were stunned. Lara whispered something. Jor's eyes were still wavering, but he still looked Barry up and down.

"Do you have a translation device? Can you give me one?"

Seeming to see that Barry had no threat, Jor threw him a small piece of iron. Barry stuck the iron piece behind his neck, and soon could understand what they were saying.

"How did he know we would name our son Kal?"

"The key is how did he know we would have a son? Breeding information is confidential. Could it be..."

"I know things are a bit complicated," Barry interrupted them and said, "but time is limited now, I'll make a long story short. Before long, Krypton will be destroyed. You will send your son to a place called Earth. There, he met a foster family who loved him very much. But recently a monster named H'El invaded Earth..."

In the hospital of Luthor Group in Metropolis, Hal, with a somewhat pale face, lay on the hospital bed. Green Lantern energy was constantly repairing his wounds, but some power was interfering with his recovery, so he was recovering very slowly. Fortunately, there was no life danger.

Hal told everyone everything he saw. Oliver immediately reacted and said: "So he is not immune to dark energy?"

"Yes," Hal said, "but don't use this power to infect him, otherwise it might not kill him, but make him fall."

The joy that had just risen in Oliver's heart vanished. He also remembered a detail mentioned in Hal's description, that is, this power only made H'El's skin become pale.

Mentioning pale skin, it is easy to think of the Batman Who Laughs. This means that the corrosion of dark energy on H'El is very likely to cause him to mutate, rather than being able to weaken or kill him.

Using just a little bit might make him confused and retreat; but if used in large quantities, and another Laughing H'El is created, then it would truly be a disaster for all multiverses.

"Fortunately," Oliver tried to comfort everyone, and said, "at least our star is safe."

As soon as the words fell,

If only a tiny bit is used, it might leave him confused and cause him to retreat; but if used in large quantities, and another Laughing Hail is created, then it would truly be a disaster for all the multiverses.

"Fortunately," Oliver tried to comfort everyone, saying, "At least our star is safe."

No sooner had he finished speaking than Bruce's slightly urgent voice came through the communicator: "That guy has appeared! He is currently attacking the solar shield crazily! He is simply insane!!"

Oliver immediately projected the footage Bruce sent back onto the wall. Everyone saw that beside a huge black sun, a figure was crashing into the sun regardless of everything—like a moth that knows the danger but still keeps flapping its wings toward the light, crazy and sorrowful.

(End of chapter)