Chapter 3532: Mind Hunter (1)

Oliver took a deep breath and turned to look at Helen, who was eating pizza next to him.

Helen's development wasn't as slow as Aisha's; she already looked like a girl of twelve or thirteen. Her features looked more like Loki's, but she had inherited Stark's eyes that looked affectionate at everything. At this moment, she also looked up at Oliver.

Looking at her overly clear gaze, Oliver felt a headache. Even knowing she was Doomsday, he felt it was inhumane to send such a child to deal with such a powerful enemy.

"It's my turn to appear, right?" Helen swallowed the pizza in three or four bites, burped, rubbed her chest to help the food go down, took two more gulps of cola, and said, "Just wait, watch me go beat him up!"

After saying that, she was about to run out. Oliver hurriedly grabbed her and said helplessly: "Wait a minute. If you run over there so recklessly, what if you get beaten up by him?"

"That's impossible. Even if he can beat me up, I'll soon get my own back," Helen said, picking up a tissue to wipe her mouth.

"Fine, you're strong, but we still need a battle plan," Oliver said. "His mental state is abnormal right now, and he's going crazy. If you rush up directly, not to mention whether you can beat him, it would be terrible if you endangered the sun."

"Are you trying to get me to lure him away?" Helen frowned slightly and said, "I could do that, but I might not fly as fast as him. If we start fighting halfway, Earth will suffer too."

"I don't know why he's going crazy at the sun, but looking at the situation, he shouldn't easily leave the Solar System. So our combat goal has two parts: one is to keep the disturbance as small as possible, and the other is to pursue a one-hit kill."

Helen shook her head: "No chance. I must have a big battle with him to know what his advantages and weaknesses are, so that I can evolve targeted abilities. If we don't clash, my evolution ability will be useless, and I might not be able to beat him."

"You're already strong enough," Oliver said. "We won't just let you go head-to-head with him; all you need to do is hold the front for a while, and leave the rest to others to solve."

"That's no problem. But I'll say this first: I can't just stand there and let him hit me; I'll definitely fight back. I'll try to keep the disturbance small, but if I break anything, don't blame me."

"Don't worry, as long as you don't deliberately take a bite out of the sun, we won't hold you responsible."

Helen slowly shifted her gaze.

"Spare our sun, it's had enough bad luck!" Oliver raised his voice.

"Fine, I promise you," Helen said. "But after the battle, you have to get that Green Lantern Corps to find me a suitable sun. I want to have a big meal... no, you have to find me a few to supplement before the battle."

Oliver rubbed her head hard.

Five minutes later, the conference room was full of people again. Oliver said: "Time is tight, so I won't talk nonsense. H'El has gone completely crazy, the negotiation plan is void, and we are reformulating the battle plan. My idea is that we need to arrange a strategic decisive battle, striving for multi-party cooperation to achieve victory in one stroke."

"I don't oppose a decisive battle," Lex spoke first, "but if we can't guarantee taking down H'El in one go, it's better to take it slow. However, since you've already said this, I'm afraid you already have a plan, right?"

"That's right," Oliver nodded and said, "Clark sent me a message, and he has a plan on his side. Coincidentally, the Professor also sent me a message, and he is also prepared to take a different path."

Lex put his hands on the table, leaned forward, and showed interest, saying: "Tell me about it."

Oliver just slowly spat out one word: "Dream Realm."

Lex revealed a look of realization and then said: "That is indeed a good method. As long as we can enter H'El's dream, we might be able to find his mental weakness."

"What's even rarer is that the plans of Barry, the Professor, and Clark coincide in some aspects. I have already organized the charter; take a look."

Everyone received a piece of paper, including the two pairs of Batman and Superman. And everyone except Oliver had their pupils shrink when they saw the content on the paper.

Batman and Superman looked at each other, and even Injustice Batman and Injustice Superman looked at each other.

"Too crazy," Batman said.

"... but it is feasible," Injustice Batman said.

Both Supermen were still in shock and hadn't recovered. Superman stammered: "This... this won't work, right?"

Oliver looked at him with a smile.

Batman nudged Superman's arm with his elbow and said: "You already know they are crazy, so don't raise objections. Be careful they don't stuff you into the sun."

Superman hurriedly closed his mouth tight.

The conference room was silent for about ten minutes, as everyone digested the crazy fact and thought about the feasibility of this plan in their minds.

After they had thought about it enough, Oliver said: "Then now I will assign combat tasks. Soon, Bruce will send over the detailed data of H'El attacking the sun. You two are responsible for analyzing the data and cooperating with Helen's training to prepare for a head-on confrontation."

Oliver looked at Superman and Batman, and then looked at Helen.

Superman and Batman had of course never seen Helen, but they thought this should be some second-generation super, or some emerging very strong young hero, so they nodded.

"Your work will be more troublesome," Oliver looked at Injustice Batman and Injustice Superman, "You need to return to Gotham, enter the Dream Realm with the Professor, and cooperate with him to find H'El's weakness in the Dream Realm."

Injustice Batman narrowed his eyes slightly. Was he finally going to meet this mysterious Professor?

Next, Oliver arranged some other work, and then the meeting was adjourned. Helen stood up from her seat and tidied up the pizza delivery box. Batman and Superman walked over, and Helen smiled at them.

"Hello, Adelaide Stark. You can just call me Helen," Helen shook hands with Batman.

Hearing this surname, Batman felt it sounded familiar. However, he hadn't been in the Battleworld for long and basically hadn't dealt with superheroes from another big world, and the surname Stark wasn't very rare, so he didn't hear any clues.

"What is your ability?" Batman asked first.

"It's a bit complicated to explain," Helen scratched her head, not knowing how to explain it for a moment, and said, "I have many abilities, but not many are useful against that lunatic. If I have to say it, I'm quite resistant to beatings. It's impossible for him to kill me."

Batman understood; this should be the reason why Oliver let Helen carry the front. He also believed that Helen could indeed do it.

Because according to his observation, the Justice League of this universe was a bit crazy, but Oliver was definitely the soul and moral model. If he didn't have full confidence, he wouldn't send such a little girl to the battlefield.

But soon, Batman realized that he had still underestimated the craziness of the Justice League of this universe.

Originally, Batman thought Helen would take the elevator downstairs, because the training ground was downstairs. Batman and Superman had visited it before.

Who knew that Helen taking the elevator downstairs was just to throw away the takeout trash. After throwing away the takeout trash, she took off directly.

That was fine too. Being able to fly was normal; if she couldn't fly, how could she conduct space combat?

The key was that she flew directly to the Green Lantern portal upstairs, passed through the portal, and came to a slightly dark and empty universe.

Superman also brought Batman over. The two speculated that Helen's combat disturbance might be a bit big, so she specifically practiced in space.

But soon, Superman discovered that this was not the Solar System, and was almost leaving the Milky Way. It was at the end of the second spiral arm of the Milky Way, a very empty no-man's-land without any celestial bodies.

Fine, this also made sense. Batman thought. If they practiced in the Solar System, they might be discovered by H'El, which wouldn't be good. He didn't expect this little girl to be quite cautious.

Then the next second, they saw a behemoth like a planet. Turning their heads, a pair of incomparably huge and terrifying vertical pupils were staring at the two. The ferocious patterns in the pupils were like flowing lava under the planet's crust.

Batman clearly heard the sound of Superman swallowing his saliva.

Because this guy was too big, they didn't see the full picture for a while. It wasn't until Superman took Batman a little further away that they found this behemoth looked very familiar.

"I have a question, if Doomsday is Superman's enemy..." Batman started by speaking calmly, but by the end, it had turned into a roar, "Then what exactly did the local Superman do? To make the Doomsday of this universe grow like this??!!"

"Good question," Superman nodded and said, "I want to know too."

In fact, Doomsday in most universes isn't that tall, just a little taller than Superman. The setting is less than three meters. Some in comic performances can reach a size of about ten meters or so.

The Doomsday of the universe where Batman and Superman were was about the same as the main universe, standing straight at about five or six meters. Although it was indeed very strong, it couldn't be called a behemoth.

Helen was mainly because she ate too much in Marvel. That wasn't just eating magic energy until full, but gnawing on all the planets in the entire universe. Today she would have two red dwarfs as snacks, and tomorrow she would treat a neutron star as popping candy.

The three major empires hadn't tried to hunt her, but Doomsday's evolution ability was too heaven-defying. A weapon only hurt her the first time, and it wouldn't work the second time. After many times, Helen's scales were almost immune to all attacks, and instead, she started chasing and gnawing on the fleets of the three major empires.

They could only choose to avoid her edge and treat Helen as a cosmic disaster, going around her when they met.

So Helen became even more unscrupulous. In order to eat more things, she evolved a larger body size. In her peak state, she could eat a star in one bite. This time, she was still afraid of scaring Batman and Superman, so she restrained herself.

Helen floated in the no-man's-land of space, patted her chest with her claws, looked at Superman and said: "Come on, hit here."

Superman first looked at Batman, then looked at Helen. He stretched out a hand and said: "Let's agree first, you are not allowed to fight back..."

"Of course. I'm just here to train resistance. And..." Helen hugged her arms, her gaze shifting back and forth between Superman and Batman, and after a long while, she curled her lips in disdain and said, "Just the two of you, you're not enough to fill the gaps in my teeth. Hurry up, after training, I still have to go eat a few more suns to supplement."

Superman and Batman looked at each other again. H'El was just trying hard at the sun of the Solar System, but you, you open your mouth and it's a few suns. Do you think it's eating melon seeds?

For a moment, they didn't know who was the big villain endangering cosmic security. After all, whether it was appearance or behavior, H'El was still slightly inferior compared to the one in front of them.

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