The Comprehensive Evolution of American Comics.

Chapter 1086

Yang Le had assured Batman yesterday that he could find enough aliens to form a fleet to help, so naturally, he would bring in his own children.

The Nakvergi are also aliens with insect-like features, making them a perfect comparison to the Reach insectoids.

Moreover, the Frost Ghosts were also his own children, so Yang Le could rest assured when entrusting anything to them.

The Frost Ghosts were naturally overjoyed to receive the news; being able to help their parents is always something that makes children proud.

Now that the manpower is ready, the only remaining problem is the spaceships. Yang Le needs to prepare about four to five spaceships within one night to serve as a fleet.

It's very simple. Just turn into a little Bobo first, and then turn them all into little monsters. That's equivalent to getting a bunch of green-skinned creatures.

Using his almost superhuman assembling skills, he built five spaceships in just half a night.

This is because, in order to ensure that the things they create don't look as awe-inspiring as goblin technology, the elves put in a lot of effort. Otherwise, they wouldn't have needed half a night; they could have finished the order in just two or three hours.

After all, putting aside the fact that Yang Le himself had to do these things, in order to ensure that his children were not taken away, Yang Le could not be careless.

That's how he got these five uniquely shaped but aesthetically pleasing spaceships. Yang Le had put in a lot of effort to adapt them to the ethereal and otherworldly characteristics of the Nakfuji people.

Even without boarding a spaceship, Robin and his companions could sense from afar that these things were not something that Earthlings could create.

With Green Lantern's help, Robin and the others safely entered the spaceship. Before they even landed, they saw a group of people wearing blue cloaks. They couldn't see their faces, only their slender limbs sticking out from under the cloaks.

It seemed that this group of people were the aliens they were going to meet on this trip. Robin and the others immediately became very alert and prepared for the conversation to come.

At that moment, Hal spoke, just as had been pre-arranged.

"Distinguished guests from afar, what is the meaning of your sending a signal to Earth?"

As soon as Hal finished speaking, the huddled frost ghosts automatically parted to make way for a red figure hiding among them.

This red figure is Yang Le, who has transformed into the Ultimate Ice Ghost. In order to distinguish himself from ordinary Nakfuji people, he specifically used the Ultimate Evolution.

This not only makes it easier for those in the know to identify the character, but it also serves as a way of subtly telling those who are unaware that the character is different from the other Ice Ghosts, making the character appear more like a superior.

It has to be said that among all the blue, a splash of red really stood out, which made Robin and the others even more curious as to why they hadn't noticed him at first.

This was, of course, because Yang Le used invisibility to hide in a kind of icy phantom.

Although the invisible ice phantom is not completely invisible, in well-lit areas only a rough outline can be seen, while in dim light it is practically invisible.

Hiding in a crowd is similar to stacking blocks in a game; it's a way to conceal yourself. The only downside is that creatures overlapping with the Ice Ghost will feel cold.

However, since the Nakvergi are not afraid of high temperatures or extreme cold, this weakness is not apparent at this moment. "You are Earthlings." Yang Le slowly exhaled a breath of cold air, deepening the ethereal tone of the Nakvergi to prevent Robin and the others from recognizing him. Although the possibility was small, Yang Le had to be careful.

"We are the Nakvergi from a distant galaxy. We have come to Earth with goodwill, hoping to form an alliance with Earth."

"Another one?" Kid Flash grumbled on the Mind Channel. "How come Earth suddenly became such a coveted prize? People from the entire universe are lining up to befriend it?"

No one replied to him, but apart from Hal, who was in the know, their thoughts were actually the same as Kid Flash's.

"Is that so?" Hal's Formula frowned. "Then how did you come to know about such an obscure little planet as Earth, so far away in the Milky Way?"

Having already prepared his answer, Yang Le replied fluently, "Of course it's because of you."

"Me?" Hal was taken aback, but a hint of smugness shone through his eyes hidden behind the mask.

"Of course, as the greatest Green Lantern of all time, Hal Jordan's name has long resounded throughout the universe, and that's why we Nakvergi people wanted to establish communication with Earth."

Although he had rehearsed the line in his mind several times, Yang Le still felt disgusted when he actually said it aloud, especially when he looked at Hal's smug face.

There was no other way; this was the most reasonable explanation available. After all, what Yang Le said was actually true: Earth was indeed virtually unknown in the vast universe at the beginning.

After Hal made a name for himself, his home planet Earth also became well-known to the public because of its son.

After repelling two invasions by Apokolips, Earth has now gained considerable fame in the universe.

However, even after repelling Apokolips twice, no one believed that Earth had escaped Darkseid's gaze; everyone thought that Earth's final fate was certain death.

It is precisely for this reason that, despite having some fame, no aliens have actually come to establish diplomatic relations with Earth.

Everyone feels that the Earth is now like a terminally ill patient, on the verge of death at any moment. It's not worth getting into trouble for short-term gains.

However, it is precisely for this reason that many people want to make a fortune before the Earth is gone, and the Zerg of the Reach have this mentality.

“You’re barely qualified,” Hal said, feigning nonchalance. “However, we still can’t trust your sincerity, especially since there’s already a group of aliens on Earth who want to establish friendly relations with us.”

“We Nakvergi know,” Yang Le nodded. “It’s the Reach Zerg, right? They have a pretty good reputation in the universe now. That’s often how things are; time heals all wounds, especially since they’ve given others a lot of benefits.”

"But please allow me to add that we Nakvergi people still believe the Reach Clan is not trustworthy, as evidenced by the fact that they have never given any explanation regarding the Scarab Warriors."

“Scarab warriors?” Hal frowned.

"That's right, they were the most elite warriors of the Zerg from Reach a hundred years ago, equipped with the most advanced individual combat weapons on Reach."

(End of this chapter)