hotmtlnovel Chapter 103 Unjust Super's New Deal, Old Batman
Chapter 103 Unjust Super's New Deal, Old Batman
Chapter 104 Unjust Super's New Deal, Old Batman
General Zod's declaration cast a shadow of death over the coffee shop and around the world.
Los's eyes flickered.
Flashpoint was destined to be a tragedy. This world doesn't have a Superman who's been basking in the yellow sun for decades, so he can't get past the Kryptonian warship.
It was because of his newly acquired Kryptonian talent with warrior-type genes that Los realized how powerful this fleet was.
Under the combat-type gene, the strength of the bones, muscles, physique, and recovery ability not only far surpasses that of engineered types of the same age, but also has the most crucial point—
A powerful, innate ability to adapt!
Combat-type Kryptonians are natural-born top warriors in the universe, capable of quickly adapting to most of the harsh environments in the universe.
Zod is a general among the Kryptonian warriors; he was able to fight Superman, who had been sunbathing for decades, to the death after only a short time in the sun.
If we consider this as a dungeon, then Los is like encountering the boss of a major level right after leaving the starting village of the Black Robe Universe.
At this moment.
Los wants to build the quantum shuttle platform as soon as possible and leave the current Flashpoint universe before making any further plans.
After all, this is the real apocalypse.
But at this moment...
Deep within his soul, a powerful voice resounded: "Kid, let's make another deal."
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Los frowned. "What deal?"
Injustice Superman calmly said, "Try to save the world."
Los was surprised; this time, instead of being tasked with ruling the world, he was being asked to try and save it?
What is the connection between this Flashpoint universe and Injustice Superman?
Or perhaps this is just a special test for myself?
Los thought quickly and asked Injustice Superman, "What was the reward you used in this trade?"
"It's very simple."
Injustice Superman calmly said, "To complete the deal, I can grant you the ability to resist the radiation of the red sun."
Resisting solar radiation?
Los's heart pounded.
As is well known, Kryptonians have two major weaknesses: Kryptonite and radiation from the red sun.
Compared to Kryptonite, red solar radiation is more common in some American comic book universes.
"That's not right. If you could resist the radiation from the red sun, how did you die in that prison?"
Los's consciousness sank as he looked into the depths of his soul at the unjust superhuman ghost still imprisoned in the Red Sun's radiation prison.
The Unjust Superman ghost said in a low voice, "You don't need to worry about that. In short, the fact that I can propose a deal means I can do it."
Los remained silent.
Indeed, transactions are bound by a spiritual constraint that applies to both parties.
Eliminating one's major weakness is indeed tempting.
but.
Los had a bit of a headache.
That's General Zod, and an entire fleet of combat-type Kryptonians.
This is a level specifically designed for Superman, the destined protagonist of the DC Universe, and it's extremely difficult! A true cataclysmic disaster!
Moreover, time was too tight, and there was no time for Los to sunbathe and develop.
At that moment, the Flash, sitting opposite him, said urgently, "We must find Superman, or the world will be doomed."
When he first awakened the Speed Force, he experienced General Zod's attack, during which the Genesis Engine reshaped Metropolis, causing countless deaths and injuries.
The Flash will always remember the scene of the earth being torn apart, humanity turning to ashes, and the sky and earth burning.
That was a catastrophe!
"So, do you know where Superman is?"
Ross looked at the Flash, who probably didn't know that there was no Superman in the Flashpoint universe who had been basking in the sun for decades.
"All I know is that his name is Clark."
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The Flash hesitated for a moment, then suddenly thought of something and suggested, "That's right, we can ask the Batman of this world for help. His name is Bruce Wayne, and he's easy to find in Gotham City."
Los pondered for a moment and said, "Then let's go see him."
He planned to follow the Flash, the speedster who created the Flashpoint Paradox, and see how things unfolded.
On the one hand, a quantum shuttle platform is being built as insurance.
While observing whether this Flashpoint universe still has the potential to resist General Zod's fleet, they considered making a deal.
That evening.
Flashpoint Universe, Gotham City.
"Is this where Batman, Bruce Wayne, lives?"
Homelander has been unshackled and is standing in front of a gloomy manor.
What does it mean to single-handedly suppress what was once the worst city in terms of law and order, turning Gotham City into a safe and livable area for decades?
Do such selfless heroes really exist in the world?
The people of the motherland have always been somewhat skeptical.
"Wait for me!"
Seeing Los lead the young man with the injured leg into the manor, the powerless Homelander hurriedly followed.
The second floor of the manor.
As soon as Los and the others pushed open the door and entered, a bottle of ketchup and a rolling pin were thrown at them.
Los quickly reached out and caught the tomato sauce and rolling pin steadily.
Inside the second-floor room, a disheveled old man grabbed a chandelier and leaped out of the doorway.
He easily pinned the powerless Homelander and the Flash to the ground, then turned to look at Ross and praised, "Good reaction."
The Flash, pinned to the floor, cried out urgently, "Mr. Wayne, we're here to see you, or more precisely, to ask Batman for help!"
"hateful."
Homelander felt a tightness in his chest as the old man sat on his backside; he had never been treated like this before.
The old man stood up slightly, brushed aside his messy hair to reveal a white beard, and said, "Batman? There's no Batman these days."
Los looked at the old man and said softly, "Let us finish speaking first; you'll find it interesting."
Ten minutes later.
"Okay, I understand the general idea."
The elderly Bruce Wayne poured a dollop of pasta onto a plate and said to the Flash, Barry, "You've essentially made what was originally a flat timeline as chaotic as this pasta."
"As for the two of you."
He looked at Los and Homelander, and sprinkled some sesame seeds on the pasta. "Travelers from another universe are not connected to any timeline; they just happened to stumble upon it."
"You could say that."
Los nodded, making no attempt to hide this fact.
Otherwise, it's easy to make mistakes and cause the older Batman to distrust him.
The Flash turned to Bruce gravely and said, "Mr. Wayne, we don't have much time. General Zod is looking for Superman. The world is in grave danger. We must find Superman first!"
"You've come to the wrong person."
The old man lowered his head and ate his spaghetti, saying in a hoarse voice, "I haven't been Batman for many years. I'm old enough to retire. You can go now."
"But..." Barry wanted to say something more.
But at this moment...
Los patted Barry on the shoulder, looked at the old man, and said firmly, "No, you will definitely help us."
"Oh, why do you say that?"
Old Bruce looked up, his eyes hidden by his flowing hair, and looked at Los with curiosity.
Ross smiled and said, "Because you are Batman."
"Even as you grow old and your bones age, you are still that dark knight whose heart turns to the light. That's a fact that will never change no matter how many years pass, isn't it?"