The days of being a spiritual mentor in Meiman.

Chapter 3537 This Man Comes from Krypton (IV)

"Hello? Oliver? Kara and I have gathered up all the debris we could. We are working with Green Lantern to transport it to Mars."

Pamela said into the communicator. At this moment, behind her, countless vines tied the collected debris and fragments into a huge ball, making her and Kara's figures look even smaller.

The Green Lanterns around were using green light energy to stabilize the wreckage to prevent it from disintegrating or deflagration. Several people dragged a large pile of wreckage towards Mars.

"Okay, I got it, I'll be right back."

Pamela didn't know what she heard on the phone. After hanging up, she turned to Kara and said, "Oliver has something to talk to me about. I have to go back first. He asked me to tell you to go find Clark and Diana after you finish the work here. Clark will tell you what to do then."

"Okay, I understand." Kara nodded, tightened her grip on the vines, and flew towards Mars faster.

Pamela rushed back to Earth as fast as she could. Her figure disappeared directly into the empty universe, and then, like a new seedling, she emerged from the soil of the flower bed surrounding the Luther Group.

Back in the office, Pamela breathed a sigh of relief, and it was obvious that the work had made her very tired. She did not see Oliver in the meeting room, but saw Hal first.

"Pamela, can you give me some of that kryptonite you made that can penetrate the Kryptonian skin defense?"

"You mean the cactus thorns? I don't have many left, but I can help some grow. What do you want them for?"

"I have to find a way to meet that guy." Hal did not hide it. He sat at the conference table, put his hands on the table, and said, "There is still too little information about him now."

"That's why we can't act rashly," said Pamela.

"But if that's the case, then all the pressure will fall on Oliver who is in charge of the command." Hal said, "If we can get more information about him, it will be easier for Oliver."

"I don't think this is a good idea." Pamela sat down opposite Hal. She seemed very calm and said, "If the other party wants to do something, he will show up sooner or later. It won't be too late to collect information then. If you take the initiative to provoke him, not only will you be in danger, but once he draws his attention to the earth, things will be troublesome."

"Someone has to take the first step," Hal said. "If we wait for him to show up, he'll have the initiative. If he doesn't show up, we'll have to stay on edge. He can keep consuming energy like this until the Earth itself has problems."

Pamela licked her dry lips. Hal pointed and a glass of water appeared in front of Pamela. Pamela took it and drank it without thinking, then she let out a sigh and said, "Thank you."

To Pamela, what Hal said made sense.

The other party was just one person, and as the saying goes, a barefoot person is not afraid of a person wearing shoes. Krypton had been destroyed, and he was so strong that he almost had no weaknesses.

But the Justice League is different. Although the superheroes in the Justice League don’t have any major weaknesses, the Justice League is backed by the Earth, which is full of loopholes.

Even if that guy doesn't use force to attack the earth, if he continues to defend like this, sooner or later the people in all countries will be in chaos.

After all, the economic situation is already bad. This emergency defense strategy of locking people in their homes can only last for one or two months at most. If it lasts longer, the livelihood of ordinary people will be a problem.

So dragging it out would not do them any good. And if the other party is also a higher life with wisdom, it would be easy to find this out. He doesn't need to do much, just stay hidden, which is enough to drag the earth to collapse.

After thinking this through, Pamela stopped arguing. She thought for a moment and said, "I'll go to the lab to get you the materials. But you'd better go and discuss it with Oliver, and don't act blindly."

"I see." Hal said, "I am going to spy on the enemy, not to die. I will not act rashly without absolute certainty."

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 to look at him and said, "I'm going to go to the wreckage of Mercury again to see if I can find that guy."

Barry's features wrinkled. He pursed his lips and said, "Do I have to go? You should know how dangerous it is. He might be waiting for you there."

"That's why I'm going. No matter what, I have to confront him head-on to know what to do next."

Hal folded his hands together, and used the fingers of one hand to feel the lines on the palm, and then said: "Is he conscious or not? Is he strong or not? What means does he usually use to attack? Does he have any weaknesses? All these need to be clarified."

Barry hesitated for a moment and then said, "He attacked Mercury, maybe not just because Mercury was in the way, but also to remind us that he was here.

"In order to find him, we will definitely send someone there. Then he can give us another warning. This means that the first person who goes there must be very dangerous. Have you really thought it through?"

"That's not what I'm thinking about right now," Hal said, shaking his head. "I'm wondering whether I should involve you."

Barry smiled and said, "Don't be ridiculous. If you go, I have to go. Otherwise, how are you going to escape from him?"

"That's exactly what made me hesitate," Hal said. "If you insist on going, you'll be in danger. From the information provided by the professor, he can control time. The Speed ​​Force may not be safe."

Barry sighed softly and said, "I've never been safe in my Speed ​​Force. I'm used to it. It would be easy if I could really drag him into the Speed ​​Force."

"But it's difficult. If he can appear at every point in time at the same time, and you drag him into the Speed ​​Force, you might create countless copies of him. Then the entire universe will be in big trouble."

"That's good." Barry laughed again and said, "In this way, those powerful beings can't just stand by and watch."

Hal turned his head and stared at Barry. Barry also smiled at him. After a while, Hal turned his head back silently. He thought: People who always stay with the professor are all the same. They look good at ordinary times, but they are crazier than each other at critical moments.

But he had to admit that the Justice League's ultimate means of dealing with this incident was to make things worse, which was also what they were best at.

Whether it is opening the Sky Gate directly and letting Barbatos in, or using the speed force to copy Hale, the entire universe will be dragged down with it.

By that time, neither the little blue men nor other advanced civilizations can stand idly by. Even those beings beyond dimensions must take action.

"Now is not the time to think about this," Hal said. "We have to find a way to solve it ourselves first."

"Of course, it's best if you can solve it yourself. But if your life is in danger..."

"There is definitely danger, but it's not life-threatening." Hal rubbed the green lantern ring on his hand and said, "If something goes wrong with you, I still have one last layer of insurance."

"What is it?"

Hal shook his head and said nothing. Barry could only look at him and said, "If you have decided, I won't object. Just tell me what to do."

Hal sighed inwardly, 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 just agree and then go secretly alone.

In this way, if something goes wrong and Oliver holds someone responsible, Barry will just be deceived by him and it cannot be blamed on him no matter what.

"You want to go there secretly without telling me," Barry said, "but I have good grades in criminal investigation and psychology. You can't hide it from me."

"I don't think you need to go," Hal said, "If he really can break through and enter the Speed ​​Force, I might have to save you."

"No matter what you say, I will keep an eye on you." Barry stood up and said to the air beside him, "Professor Xavier, I think you can follow him. This should give him a better chance of success."

After that, Barry left. Hal clenched his fists slightly: This bastard was quite cute when he was young, but he has become more and more outrageous as he grows up.

Then he thought of something else and looked at Charles next to him and said, "If you can interfere with Superman's brain waves, then you can..."

"No." Charles answered him straightforwardly, "If it was my real body, I should be able to control him by force. But I am just a brain wave, I don't have that much power."

"Is it not okay to interfere?"

"I don't know if it will work. But if I make a move, I will only have one chance." Charles continued, "If I don't make a move, I can only ensure that he doesn't notice my existence, but if I take the initiative to expose myself, there is a high possibility that I will be wiped out by him directly, and he will be on guard, so it will be almost impossible for me to launch a mental attack again."

Hal rubbed his fingers, weighing the pros and cons in his mind.

They already knew that Charles's psychic power was strong. If even he was unsure, it meant that Hale's power might be even stronger.

If Charles were to hide in the dark and launch a sneak attack, even if he succeeded, as long as he could not kill him in one blow, Charles would be wiped out and Hale would become more vigilant, which would most likely make subsequent psychic attacks ineffective.

This means that psychics like Martian Manhunter and Lilith will no longer be useful.

Instead of this, it would be better to let Charles continue to hide. At least he can be used for defense, just like when he helped them block the spying of the stars before.

"There is another situation." Charles said, "If his emotions are very obvious, I can detect it. You can take me with you, it will be of some help."

Hal remembered the speculation about the Unjust Batman that Oliver told him: it was no coincidence that Hal appeared here, he might have been instigated by someone.

If you can sense emotions like anger or sadness when you are in close contact with him, then you can confirm this guess, which is also beneficial.

Besides, Charles was just a brain wave, so there was no danger to his life. Hal nodded and said, "Then I'll trouble you, Professor Xavier."

"If you really can't handle it, you can try to get my real body to come over." Charles said, "But even if it's my real body, I'm afraid I need a brain wave amplifier to be sure of victory. That thing is not easy to move, so you should prepare early."

"That would be our last resort," Hal said. "I promise you, if there is really no other way, we will ask for help from other universes."