The days of being a spiritual mentor in Meiman.

Chapter 3523 Research on Cats and Dogs (Seventy-one)

Ron wanted to continue to dissuade Lex, but this time Lex asked a more surprising question:
"Will this mental shock work on Kryptonians?"

Ron immediately realized what he was trying to do. He thought about it carefully and said, "Although Kryptonians have super brains, they have no special protection against psychic abilities. Otherwise, Malafak wouldn't have caused such a big mess."

Lex knew that Jon was referring to the time when Malafak disturbed the mind of Injustice Superman and made him go crazy in Metropolis. Although Injustice Superman's own mental state was not good at that time, Malafak was not as strong as Jon. If he could cause interference to the Kryptonians, Jon would naturally be no problem.

Lex speculated that Ron was one of the stronger Martians. Even so, the average Martian was not weak. The equipment they made would definitely interfere with the Kryptonians.

"Take Zodla to Mars to fight?" Lex thought silently, "This plan can be implemented."

In fact, Zod's attack had completely failed before it even started, because he had no idea that the Earth had a magic defense network, and he mistakenly believed the inaccurate information that Malafak brought from other universes, and then he was provoked by Bruce and lost his spaceship. It can be said that there was no way to fight this war.

But all intelligent life will fall into a trap, that is, sunk cost. And the sunk cost that Zod can't accept the most is that his spaceship is gone.

This can no longer be called a sunk cost. Without a spaceship, Zod has no way of getting too far from the solar system. Crossing the universe in the flesh is still a bit too idealistic.

No matter how fast the Kryptonians fly, without a hyperdrive, it would take them forever to reach their destination. Their physical strength also has a limit. If they encounter a large-scale cosmic disaster, they will be seriously injured.

So now, as long as Zod hadn't found his spaceship, he would never be able to leave. But without the spaceship, he would have no way to attack head-on.

Normally, it would be fine, as he could only beat Clark at most. But now there are three Supermen on Earth. As soon as he showed up, six fists would hit him hard. Even Doomsday didn't get treated this way. He couldn't evolve infinitely like Doomsday, so of course he didn't dare to show up.

If you want to take advantage of Superman's kindness and kidnap some ordinary people to threaten him, then the one who controls Metropolis in this universe is Lex Luthor. Not to mention that his control over Metropolis is much stronger than that of ordinary governments, the key point is that this guy is not a good person. You can't threaten a person who has no moral bottom line.

Ordinary people are not important enough. Even if they can make Superman compromise, they can't make Lex compromise. If he wants to find someone important enough, he has to find the mysterious professor.

However, if he went to find the professor in person, he would be in trouble if he was caught by Superman. So he had no choice but to hire someone to kill him.

But now the killer who hired the killer to kill has also been stopped outside Gotham City. He has basically run out of tricks.

Now, Zod has not left yet, just to find his spaceship. If he can get his spaceship back, he will definitely leave this sad place without looking back.

Zod could guess that the spaceship was either in Luther Manor or Luther Group. But attacking these two places by force was as stupid as attacking the earth by force. It was impossible to take them down. If they showed their heads, they would be killed instantly.

But Lex also knew that Zod actually had more than one option to get his spaceship back, because there was more than one Kryptonian spaceship on Earth.

Clark and Kara also came here by spaceship. Zod knew this. Although their baby ship was definitely not as good as Zod's battleship, the problem now was whether there was one or not. First, they just needed to get a flying vehicle, and they didn't care about so many other things.

The reason why Zod didn't do this was that he felt there was still hope of getting his spaceship back.

Then his hope is likely to be pinned on this: humans have obtained his spaceship, but cannot fly it, so they have to conduct research. Research must be carried out in professional research sites. This spaceship must be moved.

He was not there when the spaceship was moved last time. He didn't believe there was a way to get the spaceship away under his nose. So he thought he could take it back when it was moved.

If nothing unexpected happens, Zod should be busy watching the Luthor Building these days. If there is any unusual movement here, he will definitely take action.

If that was the case, they could actually control Zod's actions. As long as they made Zod think that the spaceship had gone somewhere, he would definitely target that place. As long as they set a trap for him there, they might be able to capture him alive.

Lex Luthor wanted to capture Zod alive, otherwise he wouldn't have stayed here to play with him for so long.

The Luthors in every universe are similar. They are both afraid and curious about the life forms of Kryptonians. The Lex in this universe does not intend to slice Clark. But then again, if he could slice Zod, he would not refuse. The key is that Clark should not stop him.

Zod wants to get his spaceship back, while Lex wants to capture Zod alive. Both of them have some fatal greed. Now it depends on who is more capable.

"Go upstairs and have a meeting," Lex said.

Everyone came to the conference room again. This time Lex sat in the main seat. He had already thought of the whole plan in his mind, and he laid it out to everyone in the Justice League.

It must be admitted that Lex was born with a kind of evil wisdom. When it comes to plotting against others, setting traps for others, or doing other bad things, his mind is particularly sharp.

The "Mars Trap Plan" he proposed amazed everyone.

Among them, human guardians such as Oliver, Diana, and Ron would agree to this plan because taking such a dangerous alien to another planet to fight can avoid damage to the earth and better protect the safety of ordinary people.

Hal is more interested in the Martian heritage. He thinks he can use Zod to explore the real situation of Mars City. Humans are afraid of mental shock, but Green Lanterns are not afraid of it. Maybe he can transform Mars City into a real Green Lantern Corps base in the solar system.

Bruce, on the other hand, was in favor of Lex's "Zod Slicing Plan," but Clark was noncommittal.

Clark sat at one side of the table and saw Superman across from him winking at him frantically, asking him to stand up and retort. He pretended not to see it, and also pretended not to see Bruce's fiery eyes.

Superman had to clear his throat and said, "Although Zod is our enemy, isn't it a bit inhumane to slice him up for research..."

"Are you sympathizing with him as a fellow Kryptonian?"

"Uh, I'm not..." Of course Superman couldn't admit it. After all, Zod was an invader. Logically, the natives were justified in using any means to deal with the invaders. This was what the evil invaders deserved.

"So you think this is not a good thing from a human perspective?"

Superman didn't expect that Lex didn't point out his inconsistencies, but was trying to understand him.

"I just think it's a little cruel," Superman said. "We shouldn't slice anything. It's not nice."

"Clark, 'slice' is just a metaphor." Lex explained patiently, "In fact, if you know a little about science, you should know that anyone who causes the death of a solitary living experiment should go to hell."

"We care more about Zod's survival than you do. Krypton has been destroyed, and Kryptonians are a rare species in the universe. Zod will also be the first and only living Kryptonian ever captured by humans. I would never slice him up, even if I had to. Because he would be gone after being sliced."

"We will conduct various experiments on him, but he will definitely be alive and well. This way he can help us complete our experimental tasks and conduct endless exploration. This is what scientists want, and this is what I want. Do you understand?"

Superman pursed his lips. He thought to himself: It would be fine if you didn't say it. Now that you say it, I feel more sympathy for Zod. Being sliced ​​would only hurt for a while, but being caught and experimented on is endless torture.

But there is nothing wrong with what Lex said. Zod's invasion of the Earth may seem a bit evil, but it is actually very funny. It is a bit like a giant panda invading a human town. It has had enough of the wild and has come to join the army.

In the entire universe, Kryptonians are considered to be a race with relatively strong physical and mental strength. Some races want to capture them for research, or even just to collect them.

But Zod insisted on delivering food to humans from afar. Superman didn't know whether he loved the earth or hated it.

While he was thinking, Lex looked at him again and said, "Of course, if you uphold the spirit of interstellarism and are willing to stay here to help us with the experiment, then we can also consider letting Zod go..."

"That's not necessary." Superman quickly shook his head and said, "Zod is a resident of your universe. You have the final say."

"Can I participate in the experiment?" A voice came from the other side. Superman turned around and saw that it was the Injustice Batman.

Superman tensed his muscles quickly, because he felt that if these words were spoken, Injustice Superman would definitely go crazy.

Aren't you saying plainly that you want to experiment on the Kryptonian so you know how to deal with him?

Unexpectedly, Unjust Superman just glanced at Unjust Batman and then had no reaction.

Now it's Injustice Batman's turn to watch Injustice Superman.

Ron was really curious about the entanglement between the two of them, but he didn't want to read their memories without their consent. But now was obviously not a good time to ask them.

Just when Ron was curious, a data package was suddenly passed to him. He couldn't help but look at Charles beside him.

But soon, his attention was drawn to the contents of the information package. After reading it, Rong En couldn't help but sigh: "What a great drama full of misunderstandings and missed opportunities."

Lex's "Mars Trap Plan" was almost unanimously approved, so the next step is to perfect the plan and prepare for implementation.

At this moment, Oliver looked at Ron and asked, "Ron, you can establish a mental connection with us, right?"

"Well, I would never..."

"I mean, can you put us in a telepathic link? Like a group where we can communicate with each other in real time? Is that possible?"

"No," Ron said, "I can link my mind with each of you at the same time, but you can't link your mind with each other. Your brains don't have such organs, and your brain waves are not strong enough to maintain a stable link."

"That is to say, you can be a transit station between us."

"Yes, if you have any information you want to pass on to others, you can just call my name in your mind, and after you pass the information and data to me, I will pass it on to him."

"Would this be too much trouble for you?"

"Isn't this why you invited me to join?" Ron smiled and said, "I said, psychic ability is like an arm to a Martian. You don't need to spend any extra energy to control your arm. This is not difficult for me."

Of course, Ron was very confident. Because what he said was true. This was a unique ability of Martians. And he was also a very good one among Martians. He was always proud of this.

But soon, he found that he was a little too confident. The result of being too confident is that you will suffer in the end.