The Comprehensive Evolution of American Comics.

Chapter 1112 Red Arrow Prepares to Move
Yang Le's reason for not stopping Red Arrow in advance is simple: if he were to announce to everyone now that the latter is a clone and intends to harm the Justice League members, probably very few people would believe him.

First, there's Oliver, the Green Arrow. He genuinely treated Roy like his own child. At this point, no matter how good his relationship with Oliver was, he definitely wouldn't believe him on this topic.

In the tradition of American comics, Oliver would likely slap himself at this point, say something about breaking up with himself, and then be stabbed in the back by Red Arrow.

Yes, it's a very standard American comic book suspense story.

Yang Le didn't want to be in a big fight, so he decided to wait until he was caught red-handed before making any moves, since there really wasn't much evidence to be found except for catching him in the act.

After all, even Red Arrow himself didn't know he was actually a clone, and it's not allowed to examine his brain directly without evidence, so catching him in the act is the easiest thing to do.

Anyway, the Justice League guys are tough as nails, so let's make them suffer a little more for the sake of a better future.

"Oh, right." Yang Le picked up the phone he had just put down and dialed Diana's number.

"What's wrong, honey?"

The call was answered after two rings, and Diana's slightly languid voice came through the receiver.

"It's nothing, it's just that Cassandra said this morning that she wanted to go to the amusement park in the Metropolis, and I was thinking that I should take her there sometime."

Yang Le casually made up a lie, and Diana didn't doubt it; instead, she began to seriously consider it.

“We’ve neglected Cassandra a bit lately. How about we take Cassandra with us tomorrow?”

"As long as you can squeeze out the time."

There are now four people living in Yang Le's house: himself, Diana, Donna, and Cassandra. The three ladies in the house are all busier than him because they are engaged in heroic activities.

Wonder Woman Diana is undoubtedly the busiest one, which is why Yang Le raised the above question.

“Of course, I can spare a day for our little princess.” Diana blinked. “Besides, I don’t have anything else to do today, so I’ll go home early.”

'That would be best.' Yang Le thought to himself. Actually, the main purpose of his call was to prevent Diana from appearing at any of the Justice League's bases in the next two days.

After all, as long as they stay away from the base, they are away from the Red Arrows, and then no matter what the other side does, it will not be able to affect Diana and Cassandra.

Diana and her companion were not among the bait Yang Le used to lure out Red Arrow.

After chatting with Diana for a couple more minutes, Yang Le hung up the phone and immediately made another video call.

"Hello, my little princess. Your mother and I are planning to take you to the amusement park tomorrow."

As soon as Yang Le saw Cassandra's pretty face on his phone, he couldn't wait to unleash the ultimate art of making up lies—forming cliques.

Simply put, it's about using information asymmetry to deceive everyone. If you tell A that B went, will you go? If you tell B that A went, will you go?

Cassandra, naturally unsuspecting of Yang Le, readily agreed, just as Diana had said, they hadn't had any family activities in a long time. Later, during their casual conversation, Yang Le learned from Cassandra that Red Arrow would soon be reporting to the Hall of Justice, and then he would go to the Young Justice League's base to celebrate with them. She even asked Yang Le if he wanted to join them.

Yang Le's eyes darted around, and he felt that this might be an opportunity, so he nodded and agreed, saying that he would come over in a while before hanging up the phone.

'Perhaps we can use this opportunity to lure out one or two members of the Illuminati.'

Yang Le thought to himself.

...

Reporting to official Justice League members is very simple. Once Red Arrow arrives at the Hall of Justice, he only needs to be scanned by artificial intelligence to update his information. He doesn't even need any Justice League members to help him throughout the process.

After recording the information, Red Arrow drove to the new base of the Young Justice League without stopping. As the oldest among the assistants, it had been almost two years since he left the Young Justice League, and now that he was an adult, he had finally obtained his driver's license.

After a whirlwind of speed, Red Arrow successfully arrived at the new base at dinner time, where he was warmly welcomed as soon as he entered.

"Bang! Bang!"

Two consecutive explosions of fireworks startled even Red Arrow, who was somewhat prepared. The colorful ribbons in the air slowly drifted down, and before they even hit the ground, the words of blessing from the crowd arrived.

"Congratulations, Roy!" ×n
The members of the Young Justice League stood in two rows, with Robin and Kid Flash at the head of each side holding exploding fireworks. Everyone's faces were filled with sincere congratulations.

"This is really lively." Red Arrow laughed as he swept the ribbons that had fallen on him. Even he was finding it hard to keep a poker face at this moment.

"Who would have thought that you, this rebellious guy, would be the first to join the Justice League?" Kid Flash flashed to Red Arrow's side and gently nudged the latter with his elbow.

“This proves that my skills are indeed outstanding.” Red Arrow wasn’t annoyed at all; instead, he laughed heartily and slapped Lightning Boy back.

"Alright, stop acting all innocent after getting the benefit." Robin clapped his hands lightly. "Let's get started on the party. We've been decorating all afternoon, just waiting for you, the other main character, to arrive."

"Sorry, sorry." Red Arrow apologized with a smile. He knew that he wasn't the only one at the party; Donna was also there, and everyone was giving him face by waiting for him.

"I was on a mission this morning before I received the message, and I only saw the message after I finished the mission, which is why I'm late. I'm really sorry."

"Alright, enough said." Hai Shaoxia said with a smile. "Let's get started already, Bart's stomach has been rumbling for a while."

Amidst the playful banter, the party finally began. Looking at his friends around him, who were genuinely smiling, Red Arrow, who rarely let go of his burdens, decided to rejoin the group after many days.

Thinking this, Red Arrow's hand unconsciously reached for his waist pouch, grabbed a chip, and quietly hid it in his wristband. While genuinely enjoying the party, he was also unconsciously searching for the most suitable target to strike.

As Hongjian looked around, he spotted the most eye-catching adult among the children, who was also the guardian of these young heroes—Yang Le.

Perhaps because of his status as a guardian, he also participated in the party, and Red Arrow identified his target the moment he saw the other person.

(End of this chapter)