The days of being a spiritual mentor in Meiman.

Chapter 3522 Research on Cats and Dogs (Seventy)
"Thank you, James." Ron stood at the door of an apartment in the East District and nodded to Gordon.

"You're welcome. The landlord of this house is an old acquaintance of mine. He's very happy to rent it to a reliable policeman like you." Gordon said with a smile.

"Oh, right." He seemed to remember something. "This is Ms. Mo'ou's phone number. The school bus will stop downstairs of the apartment building at 8:30 every morning. You just need to take Betty to the bus. School ends at 3:30 in the afternoon, but there is a two-hour after-school program. If you sign up, she will be home at 5:30, and you need to pick her up downstairs."

Gordon dug out a primary school schedule from his pocket, handed it to Ron, and said, "There are handicrafts every week, so remember to hand them in. There will be a parent-teacher meeting about once every two months, so you must attend..."

As he spoke, Ron nodded, trying to remember these things in his mind. Then Gordon sent him a phone number and said, "This is the phone number of the social worker in this area. He will come to check on Betty in a while and introduce you to the community. I will also send you a community resident handbook, so remember to read it."

After Gordon left, Ron began to clean up his new home. After a series of mental examinations, Betty's condition was not a big problem, but she still needed long-term observation.

Sometimes, a child’s stress response does not occur immediately, but is delayed for a period of time, commonly known as being “scared silly.”

So even if the doctor confirmed that Betty's current condition was fine, he should have been hospitalized for observation for a period of time. But Ron decided not to be hospitalized - not because he didn't have the money for treatment, but mainly because Betty didn't want to. When Ron wanted to keep her in the ward, she cried and made a fuss. Ron really couldn't bear it.

After discussing with the doctor, we decided to take him home for observation for a period of time and then come for regular check-ups.

In this way, Ron decided to stay in Gotham. He found the recruitment information of the Gotham Police Department on the Internet, arranged an interview and successfully joined the company. The police chief Gordon also helped him find a house.

Although the East District is far from the North District, there are many children and schools here, and it is possible to find a suitable school for Betty. Ron decided to let Betty participate in social life instead of staying at home as a patient. Betty has no objection to going to school, as long as she is not allowed to stay in the hospital.

Ron rented a very simple two-bedroom apartment. One of the rooms was once used as a children's room, decorated in dreamy pink, with a color-matching foam board specially installed on the floor, which looked very warm. Betty liked this room very much.

In addition, the living room, kitchen, bathroom and other facilities are also available. More importantly, the house is open from north to south: the south window faces the sea, and the north window faces the inner courtyard of the building, where you can see the small garden downstairs. The rent is also not expensive, which is obviously a special arrangement made by Gordon for his subordinates.

Ron cleaned for a while when there was a knock on the door. He looked out through the peephole and saw a young man standing outside the door with a few manuals in his hands.

"Hello, I'm Toro Ambisis, a social worker in this community. They all call me Little Sly." The young man smiled at Ron and said, "Welcome to our community. Here is my business card with my phone number. This is the community resident handbook with the locations of large supermarkets and small shops, as well as hardware stores, grocery stores, etc...."

Rong En took it and looked at it. After opening the manual completely, he found a map as long as his forearm, marking the locations of various supporting facilities in the community.

In fact, when entering the apartment, Ron was a little hesitant. Because all the buildings in the East District are connected together, it is like a maze, and it is impossible to get out of it. I don't know where the store is. If I explore it by myself, I am afraid I won't be able to find it next year.

Ron was planning to look for the answer in his neighbor's mind, and it turned out that he actually had a solution. The map was marked in great detail, clearly indicating which floor each store was on and how to get there from each landmark.

What surprised Ron was that there was an outdoor swimming pool on the roof of the building next door. Betty looked a little thin and should exercise more. Swimming would be a good start. In addition, there was a supermarket downstairs in this building. It seemed that there was also a children's playground in the supermarket. He could take her there when the time came.

Soon, Ms. Moo, whom Gordon mentioned, also arrived. She was the school bus driver for Betty's elementary school. Ron shook her hand and took Betty to the elementary school for a trial class.

Only if you pass the trial class can you go to primary school. If you fail, you have to go to preschool. But in fact, this is not an exam. As long as the child can sit there and listen to the class for a while, it will be fine.

Betty was a very quiet little girl. She would not even listen to a high school class, let alone a lecture. The trial class went smoothly.

While waiting outside, Ron met other students' parents. A tall, thin man wearing glasses shook his hand and said, "Victor Freese, low temperature physicist, professor at Gotham University. This is my wife, also my colleague."

A woman who looked very intellectual next to her pushed her glasses and smiled at Rong En.

“Are your children here for a trial class as well?”

Victor nodded and said, "Yes. According to his age, he should be in the second grade, but he has no foundation, so he can only start from the first grade."

They chatted for a while and found out that they were both adoptive families, so they decided to have a small gathering this weekend so that the children could better adapt to group life.

After completing the enrollment procedures, Ron took Betty home. He went shopping at the supermarket downstairs, bought her a school bag and school supplies, and hired a community caregiver.

Because he joined the Justice League, and the Justice League has been busy recently, Ron may have to travel frequently between Gotham and Metropolis during this period. When he is not at home, he cannot leave Betty alone at home, and he must find a nanny to look after her.

But Ron can fly, so it doesn't take him long to travel between the two cities. He can still go home after get off work, so there is no need to hire a full-time nanny, just someone to look after him for a while, so he hired a caregiver from the community.

After settling in, Ron decided to go to Metropolis to see if there was any work for the Justice League. After all, it wouldn't be good to not show up on the first day of joining.

After handing over to the caretaker, Ron flew out directly from the balcony. He was not sure if he had disturbed the neighbors, but it seemed that the people of Gotham did not care much whether their neighbors could fly. In this way, this city was indeed very suitable for aliens to survive.

When Ron arrived at Luther Manor, he realized that he had been overthinking - no one cared whether he showed up on his first day at work because no one else showed up either.

The metropolis has begun to gradually lift the state of emergency. Citizens are coming back from underground one after another, resuming their normal lives, as if to taunt the invading aliens: "Come over here!"

After walking around the metropolis and failing to find anyone, Ron had no choice but to call Oliver.

"Oh, you're here. I thought you were going to settle down for a few days. We're in the basement of Luther Group. I'll send someone to pick you up."

Ron waited for a while, and a figure appeared in the sky. Diana slowly landed and said, "This way, follow me."

Diana took Ron to the underground highway, and then entered the underground of Luther Group from the underground highway.

As soon as the door opened, Ron was surprised - because what was parked in front of him was a spaceship, which was obviously not Earth technology.

"Where...where did you get it?"

"Don't you find it strange?" Diana said, "Why don't the aliens who invade the earth drive their spaceships to cause destruction?"

Just as Rong En was about to ask why, he realized, "Oh, so it was you who stole his spaceship."

"What do you mean by robbing?" Diana shook her head and said, "We found a wild spaceship in a cave in Metropolis. In order to ensure the safety of the residents, we had to contain the spaceship."

"But... there shouldn't be any wild ones on the spaceship, right?"

"Anyway, when we found this spaceship, there was no one around it. If we didn't take good care of it, who can we blame if it gets lost?"

Ron decided to take good care of his spaceship in the future.

But in fact, he also felt that what Diana said was right - the spaceship that landed on the earth was the earth's. If it was not the earth's spaceship, why did you come to the earth?

What? You said you came here to invade? This is not stealing or robbing, but a just seizure.

Ron walked over to take a look at the spaceship, which was much more magnificent than the Martian spaceship. But what was a little strange was that the bottom of the spaceship seemed to be damaged, with a dark hole.

In addition to the Justice League members, there were also a bunch of Russian-speaking people surrounding the spaceship. Ron didn't really want to know who they were, but he couldn't avoid the topic. When he walked over, Lex said, "Contact NASA first. If they can't solve it, contact the Soviet Space Agency. If that doesn't work, the two sides can conduct a joint study and start the spaceship first."

As Lex was talking, he saw Ron next to him. He walked over and shook hands with Ron, then said, "Mr. Rongzi, I have a question for you."

"You say." Ron actually guessed what he wanted to say.

"I'm deeply sorry for the destruction of Martian civilization. But I heard that it was a virus that caused the demise of all of you. So presumably, the cities and technology you built were not destroyed, right?"

Ron sighed softly and said, "Yes, Mars City is still there, but..."

"what?"

"The Martians and humans have completely different schools of technology. We are good at telepathy, which is like our arms, completely under our control, so most of our technology is built on it. Humans don't have this ability, and their technology is completely different from ours. You may not be able to use our technology."

"Moreover," Ron shook his head slightly and said, "many Martian technologies need to connect to the Martians' brain waves. The machines will emit brain wave connection signals, which is normal for Martians, but it is a fatal mental shock to humans. Your spirit is too fragile."

"So if an ordinary person like you enters Mars City, you may die in an instant due to mental disorder caused by the attack on your brain waves. It is too dangerous for humans. I don't recommend you to explore there."

Lex stroked his chin and said, "So, as long as you are immune to mental shock, you can explore the well-preserved capital of an advanced civilization?"

Ron was somewhat speechless - the words could be interpreted the other way around. Humans were indeed dangerous elements in the universe.