The Comprehensive Evolution of American Comics.

Chapter 1223 Cleaning the battlefield
There are many troublemakers in the DC Universe, but if we're talking about well-known ones, the little blue man, also known as the guardian of the universe, definitely deserves a place.

From a meme perspective, the little blue man is very much like the charlatan in the DC Universe. If not half, then at least a third of the things in the DC Universe are related to them.

Many of these are even major events.

The most classic move by the little blue man is to do something wrong out of curiosity, then get caught up in it, and then ask, "Hey, can we make peace?", ultimately creating a mess that the whole universe has to clean up after them.

However, this is just one of the many bad things they have done. Others, such as the 666 sector massacre that gave rise to the Red Lantern Legion, the 'growth' of the Orange Lantern Legion, and the hidden first Lantern Knight incident, all have their shadow behind them or are directly related to them.

The bad things the little blue men have done are too numerous to count, and these guys are unaware of their own wrongdoings because they have deliberately eliminated their own emotions, so they never reflect on their actions and always feel that they have done nothing wrong.

In short, Yang Le felt that if all the little blue men died, it might be better to let the Green Lanterns govern themselves.

One of the Green Lantern's rules is that Green Lanterns must absolutely obey the Guardians' orders. Just based on this rule, you can tell these guys are definitely not good soldiers.

However, not all of the blue people are bad; Ganther, who hasn't eliminated his own emotions, is still a normal person.

“Ignore those guys.” Yang Le waved his hand. “Just make up some excuse to fob them off. Say that Mongo is dead. If they want the War World, let them come and talk to me. If they don’t want to talk, then tell them to get lost.”

"No, let's just get rid of them. That would save me a lot of trouble."

Robin looked helpless when he heard Yang Le say that. So far, the Justice League has never really had a direct confrontation with the Guardians of the Universe.

Previously, the Justice League communicated with the Guardians of the Universe through three Green Lanterns on Earth. In a way, the little blue guys always gave people a sense of arrogance.

However, this was not something he could worry about; he could only report it truthfully and leave it to the three Green Lanterns to deal with.

Regardless of what Robin thought, Yang Le had already put the little blue man out of his mind. He was now going to think about how to modify this mobile cosmic fortress that was now his own.

The first thing to do is to change the name of the fortress. The name "War World" doesn't sound good at all; it's too bloody and violent and doesn't suit its identity.

In fact, Yang Le had already decided what name to give the war world from the very beginning, otherwise he wouldn't have chosen to change it to that form while stalling for time.

Yang Le walked to the wall with a large hole in it and looked into the depths of the wall. The commotion caused by Super Boy was huge, and he could observe several rooms through this hole.

“It seems that Mongo is a pragmatist.”

Yang Le noticed that these rooms were not decorated at all; they were either empty rooms, corridors, or storage rooms for other parties' resources.

In short, Mongo and the Canned Food King are two extremes: one tries to remove as much as possible of the unnecessary, while the other enjoys himself however he wants.

Yang Le, on the other hand, planned to take the middle ground between the two: practicality and enjoyment were both necessary for a complete system.

"I plan to transform Cybertron into a mobile space fortress suitable for human habitation on Earth."

Yang Le, without turning his head, spoke to Robin, who had walked up behind him, causing the latter to pause in surprise. "Cybertron? Oh! You mean the War World?" Robin, being quick-witted, immediately realized. "You've even thought of a name. Looks like you've had your eye on Mongo's stuff for a while now."

“What Mongo stuff?” Yang Le glanced at Robin. “It’s mine now.”

In fact, according to the rules, any dangerous items seized during missions that are handled by a Justice League team must be handed over to the League for disposal.

The Young Justice League also follows this rule. Just like the Helmet of Destiny at the beginning, Kid Flash actually wanted to put it in the display room, but he later gave up.

After all, he still has some psychological trauma related to the Helmet of Fate.

Therefore, normally, war incidents should be handled by the Young Justice League, but this matter was too dangerous and exceeded their scope of handling, so it was reported to Batman for him to deal with.

However, Batman later stated that Yang Le had full command authority on site, so entrusting the task to him was in accordance with regulations.

"Just kidding, Robin. You should know that Earth has been targeted by many villains. Before the real war begins, we need to make all sorts of preparations in advance."

Yang Le patted Robin on the shoulder as he spoke.

“Cybertron will also become one of our bargaining chips, and I need to focus all my energy on this during this period.”

"For interstellar warfare, we need to be prepared for the worst, which is that Earth could be destroyed at any time. That's why I transformed Cybertron into a mobile fortress suitable for human habitation."

Yang Le recounted his plan to create a wandering planet, and Robin found it to make sense. When Apokolips invaded Earth, the overwhelming Parademons gave him a real sense of the end of the world.

Although they eventually survived, he later heard that their forces at the time were only a fraction of Apokolips' total military strength, and that Darkseid, the ruler of Apokolips, was far more powerful and unfathomable.

Robin felt that no amount of preparation was unreasonable, and Batman had even been planning to withdraw from Earth earlier.

Yang Le's war world transformation plan now coincides with Batman's plan, except that the latter is to build several spaceships similar to Noah's Ark to take as many lives as possible away from Earth.

Inevitably, some people will be left behind, but that's just how cruel reality is.

However, now there is a war-torn world the size of a white dwarf. Although it is still a little smaller than Earth, humanity does not occupy the entire Earth.

If space is allocated properly, the war world could easily accommodate all of humanity on Earth, and even bring along many other animals.

“This is a huge undertaking,” Robin remarked, looking at the hole. “It will probably take a long time to gather the entire Justice League, and we don’t even know if we can finish it before the war starts.”

Robin's concerns were indeed valid. This matter was not suitable for the countries on Earth to know, otherwise it would cause a lot of trouble. However, in addition to their own lives, the members of the Justice League also had the League's mission to attend to.

It's impossible to focus all our energy on war; otherwise, within a few days, those supervillains on Earth would definitely turn the world upside down.

(End of this chapter)