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Chapter 558: Sandstorm (Please subscribe and read, monthly ticket recommendation!)
Martin left like this, and handed over all the affairs of Gorilla City to Barry with confidence.

The fact that Sovallo could communicate calmly with Martin proved that he was not a fool and knew his situation.

Plus, Barry is a simple-minded person, so being together can make Sowaro feel at ease.

As for the negotiations, they have the support of professionals from the Justice League.

"I never thought there would be such a magical person in this world. It seems that we are really just looking at the world from a well!"

Sovalo is not as extreme as Grodd, but he still feels that the new itinerary he created is the most unique in the world.

He disagreed with Grodd's plan of external expansion because he felt that the chaos in the outside world might disturb the peaceful lives of the apes.

Although the apes discovered some alien technology from their diet, these aliens knew little about the Earth and had no idea what was hidden on this seemingly ordinary planet.

So the gorillas try to understand human society from their own perspective, thinking that they are all a bunch of lunatics who will do anything for profit.

But now Sovalo knows that this is also the prejudice of the gorillas against humans, and the peaceful society he has worked so hard to create for the gorillas can no longer be maintained.

"Even so, I can never let Gerudo use the fate of the gorillas as cannon fodder for a group of executioners."

Barry was deeply moved by Sovalo's words, and immediately started chatting with him. The two began to discuss how to deal with Grodd and minimize the influence of this rebel.

Sovalo quickly summoned the troops loyal to him, ordered them to impose martial law in the entire city, and arrested Gerudo's supporters on the charge of "plotting to murder the king."

This order did not cause panic among the troops, as those officers were not fools.

After Grodd took control of Sovalo, the series of actions he took were not concealed at all, and anyone could see what he wanted to do.

……

"Grudd, Grodd!"

Grodd, who was tracking down this alliance member, heard Savage's voice in his mind and knew that something bad had happened.

"Savage, my old friend, you are a person who never comes to me for no reason. What could have forced you to contact me?"

Grodd communicated with Savage in his mind, and at the same time ordered his adjutant to stop the pursuit and gather the troops.

"You and Sazara have both been discovered. The Justice League has sent troops to Korlank, and Martin has personally led people to the Ape City. Your brother has been rescued."

"I see! My luck has always been bad. Although Sorok and I are almost identical, I am always a little bit behind him."

Grodd is still mostly concerned with himself and his past experiences.

Savage couldn't help but ask, "It seems that you had expected that Gorilla City would be discovered by the League. If so, why didn't you make it your own headquarters instead of risking your life to hunt down members of the Justice League?"

Gorilla City is one of the most important strongholds of Savage's men, but now it is about to lose control, and he can't help but worry.

Savage already knows that his bases around the world have been raided by the Justice League. If he cannot defend Gorilla City and Krank, then he must engage in a head-on battle with the Justice League.

Even though Savage is an immortal, he knows that he is no match for the Justice League, especially in head-on combat.

"Avarok is the most trustworthy person among my subordinates. His loyalty and ability are impeccable. If even he can't stop the attack of the Justice League, the same result will happen to me if I stay in Gorilla City."

Grodd answered Savage's questions and ordered his gathered troops to evacuate without giving any explanation.

"You are such a cunning gorilla. It seems that you had anticipated this would happen, so you threw out your most loyal men as a shield."

The irony in Savage's words was obvious.

Obviously, Grodd had a good plan. He led his troops out to hunt down the members of the Justice League, and left Avalok, whose abilities were almost the same as his, in Gorilla City.

If Avalok can handle the Justice League's raid, it would certainly be a win-win for Grodd.

If Avalok failed, then Grodd would be able to buy more time to deal with it calmly.

"Maybe!"

Grodd did not answer the question directly, but just said an ambiguous word.

"You are such a dangerous gorilla, with such a deep mind that you can easily abandon someone who is so loyal to you. I can't help but wonder what other terrible things you can do?"

Savage made no effort to hide his disdain for Grodd's behavior.

Savage would do the same, even if the situation got dangerous.

But people always have double standards, and there is always a big gap between the requirements they place on themselves and on others.

"Then I have good news for you."

Grodd laughed off Savage's comments and said, "Our cooperation ends here. As a smart ape who values his life, I will not accompany you to fight the Justice League. I am not cut out for battle, and I have no intention of going in and gamble with you with my last bit of strength."

"Running away from the battlefield is commonplace for people like us. But where else can you escape to?"

Savage was furious, but he wouldn't show it.

Because the threat of the Justice League was imminent, and he simply couldn't spare the energy to punish Grodd.

Rather than making some bluffing threats that Grodd would be able to see through, it would be better to stay calm and try to make up for it.

"This world is big, and there are people like me everywhere. No matter where I go, I will always have a place to stand."

Grodd had thought of everything. He said, "The Justice League and you are fighting fiercely. The two sides are just one war away from starting on the African continent. Who would care about some apes disappearing silently at this time?"

"You think you are very smart, but I can tell you that when this war is over, no matter who wins the crown of victory, he will not let go of any wavering traitor like you, and will do everything he can to catch you back."

“The Justice League may be a group of good people, and even if they catch you, they won’t do anything excessive to you.

Sovalo is your brother, even if you betray him, he will give you a quick death.

But I am different. I am a villain. You'd better pray that I don't win in the end, otherwise I will catch you no matter where you run to and torture you forever."

Savage made this threat in a calm tone, and then took the initiative to cut off the connection between himself and Grodd.

"What a crazy person!"

Grodd touched his neck, disdained Savage's threat, and immediately put the matter behind him, arranging his people to evacuate through the passage prepared in advance. ...

In the Justice League's Buddhist War Command Room at noon, everyone was busy preparing for Diana's advance.

Even though they only sent a small force.

After learning about the abilities of Queen Bee Sazara, Bruce knew that they couldn't just fight the opponent head-on right from the start.

As the only authority in the hive, the queen bee can control a large number of worker bees to act according to her orders. However, Rank has completely fallen into the hands of Sazara, so he dare not confront the other party head-on.

Then the Justice League would have to fight civilians, and it would most likely turn into a massacre.

In order to avoid this situation, Bruce and his team discussed and decided that Diana should lead a small force to infiltrate Kronk and carry out the decapitation tactics.

As long as the leading queen bee, Sazara, is gone, even if the entire Korank falls into chaos, Bruce and his men will be able to control everything in time.

The chaos of scattered individuals will never be as good as the planned actions of an organization.

"We have observed an unusual frequency of space activity."

"what's the situation?"

Clark's heart skipped a beat when he thought of the task Martin had assigned him, and he quickly asked someone to retrieve those abnormal spatial frequencies for analysis.

"The abnormal frequency we just detected is expanding. It is expected to expand from the microscopic level to the macroscopic level within 1 minute and cause some kind of space distortion phenomenon visible to the naked eye."

The Justice League has the Mother Box in their hands. Although they cannot figure out what the Mother Box is, they can study the phenomena caused by its functions based on its functions.

The research on space movement is a key project of the Justice League's Science and Technology Department, and has achieved considerable results.

"Is Savage really crazy enough to attack the new city directly?"

This news flashed through Clark's mind, and he immediately ordered the new city to enter a defensive state and asked patrols in remote areas to keep a close eye on possible enemies.

Then he found Bruce and said, "No instrument can be as good as my eyes. I will go to the place where the abnormal frequency of space appears."

Bruce wanted to say that this was not necessary, but he noticed Clark's eagerness and finally agreed to his request, reminding him: "No matter what you see, you can't act alone. At the very least, tell me what you saw and analyze it with me."

"Don't worry, Bruce. I know what kind of responsibility I have now and I will never act rashly."

After saying that, Clark flew directly out of the open dome of the operations room.

When the various superhero associations were building the Hall of Justice, passages were arranged in almost every important place for people to leave or fly out directly.

When Karak flew out of the hall, he had already changed into a red and blue uniform. He looked around, and could hardly tell the direction.

Then he exerted force on his body, and with a loud bang, Clark flew out directly, and within just a few seconds he arrived at the place where the abnormal frequency of space occurred.

It was a desert, a place that the Justice League's greening project had not yet touched.

In order to green the entire African desert, the outer claws of nature even shook the giants of the trees over, but it is still not a simple task to green this long-standing desert.

Not to mention, what the Justice League wants is not a primeval forest, but a natural environment that is suitable for human life.

Due to a variety of factors, the progress of the Justice League's greening project was not very rapid, and it could only barely meet the planned expectations on time.

And now, the desert that was covered with green last time has formed tornadoes under the force of space distortion that roll the yellow sand into the sky, dyeing the entire sky a dim yellow color.

The sandstorm that arose in the desert rushed towards the Justice League’s new city like a roaring beast, trying to destroy this new city that had just been built.

"Bruce, have you seen it?"

Although yellow sand tornadoes rose in the desert and could destroy any object in nature, Clark was not affected at all and just told Bruce what he saw.

"I can see it clearly."

Bruce couldn't help but frown as he watched the yellow sand tornadoes growing out of the desert like trees.

"Savage and his gang are finally going to show their true strength. Clark, can you see or hear anything else in the desert?"

"Maybe there are some, like traces of human activity, but they are very vague and I can't be sure."

Clark tried his best to listen and analyze the situation around him with his super brain.

He could even analyze how each grain of sand around him rolled, but he felt a noisy and indistinguishable sound.

"Come back, Clark!"

Bruce looked at the large amount of data around him and finally asked Clark to withdraw: "Maybe Savage did hide something in the yellow sand, but they did not cause this sandstorm in the desert."

"All right!"

Clark kept his promise to Bruce before departure and did not rush directly to the center of the sandstorm, but turned around and flew back to the new city.

When he crossed the green line border, he saw that the trees on the border began to grow wildly. In just a few minutes, they grew to more than ten meters high. The treetops were connected to each other, and they began to filter the dust in the air like green warriors guarding the new city.

At the same time, the shield generator hidden under the trees was also activated, releasing energy over a huge distance, forming a defensive force field that completely enveloped the new city.

Despite the howling of strong winds and yellow sand, the tornadoes reaching the sky continued to gain strength.

But all of these were blocked outside the defense field and did not cause any damage or impact to the new city.

But the entire city's manpower has been mobilized, and the Justice League's troops are ready to fight the enemy hidden in the yellow sand and strong wind.

"What should we do now?"

Clark returned to the command room and anxiously asked Bruce what to do next.

"I don't want to see the city I built being harmed by those bastards."

"The frequency of the spatial anomaly caused by the other party is still expanding. We have to find a way to stop it first."

Bruce also felt a headache as he looked at the rising index on the screen.

(End of this chapter)