The Comprehensive Evolution of American Comics.

Chapter 1226 The Cloned Roy

With sufficient manpower, the speed of work will naturally increase.

Not only Cybertron, but even the construction of the temporary prison was significantly improved with the help of the Nakvergi people.

Since the design was almost complete, Yang Le only needed to create a few more clones to manufacture the building modules.

In fact, Yang Le originally planned to use the Lego Gorilla to build a prison, which would have greatly increased the construction speed.

However, the blocks in the Legomon are not strong enough to serve as a sturdy prison.

You don't even need much force; just a little strong acid is enough to corrode the blocks, making a prison break too easy.

Ultimately, they had no choice but to choose a more time-consuming and laborious method. However, on the bright side, this prison didn't need to be built as a disposable structure; if it were built to be more durable, it could be reused.

Once the 100,000 soldiers are picked up by the little blue men, the super criminals captured on Earth can be moved to space. At that time, without transportation, except for a few superhuman criminals, everyone else will have to stay here obediently.

If handled properly, a group of supervillains could be contained without many people watching over them, and the Earth would probably be much more peaceful then.

If all else fails, the prison can be converted into an escape pod during a special period, allowing more people or creatures to escape from Earth.

Because it was relatively simple, even a prison that needed to hold 100,000 people was built very quickly.

Since it's a modular building, all you need to do is move the individual cells together, and then use the alien's gravity device to pull them all together.

Although the alien's accompanying machinery is called a gravity device, it should actually be called a gravitational device. As one of the four great forces of the universe, trapping these guys is a piece of cake.

After the last cell was pieced together, the prison, which resembled a Rubik's Cube, was finally completed.

The fact that its appearance is described as magical reveals how crude the cell is; it's simply a collection of equally sized cubes pieced together.

Because the soldiers in the war zone were tough and resilient, Yang Le didn't even bother to build any extra life support equipment, and there were no daily necessities like beds or toilets.

Anyway, the little blue man will be here to pick up these guys soon, so we just need to temporarily detain them. There's no need to rush or be too meticulous.

As for other things, it's not too late to do them after these soldiers are taken away, and he can hand them over to Batman and the others then, which he would probably be happy to do.

After all, although there are many super-criminal prisons on Earth, they all have records of escapes to some extent. Now that Yang Le has completed the framework of a prison, it is believed that he will not refuse to contribute to its implementation.

After doing all this, Yang Le contacted his counterpart in the war world and asked him to transfer the 100,000 soldiers over.

This job sounds like a huge undertaking, but it's actually quite simple; all you need to do is freeze it.

Stasis isn't just about pausing space; it can also open spatial tunnels. For example, a transfer with precise coordinates is basically just a wave of the hand.

However, we need to wave a few more times, since 100,000 people is quite a lot. Opening such a large space tunnel rashly would be dangerous. In order to avoid any trouble, we'll just have to go through a bit of trouble.

Although it was described as troublesome, it only took two or three minutes for all 100,000 soldiers to be teleported, which considered the job completed. After finishing the task, Yang Le recalled the extra clones to avoid expending too much energy, and then contacted Batman again.

After a brief exchange, Yang Le learned from the other party that all the members of the Justice League who had been controlled had been rescued.

After all, the antidote had been given to Batman, so resolving this incident was just a matter of time. Yang Le glanced at the time and realized that the entire incident had only taken a little over four hours from start to finish.

Yang Le felt as if four or five days had passed, and he and Damian had indeed experienced several more days, but Batman and the others were unaware of it; it wasn't his imagination.

The incident was handled very promptly, so the Illuminati did not have time to manipulate the Justice League into doing anything bad. Of course, this may also be because they did not want to escalate the situation.

Having already learned about several Illuminati members from Damian, Batman is no longer in a hurry to cause them trouble.

After all, there is an even more important matter to deal with now.

Roy Harper the Red Arrow—it might not be appropriate to call him that now, since he's a clone of the real Roy.

Although he himself was unaware of this matter, the consequences of it were enough to make the Justice League take it seriously.

After all, no one knows if there are other clones in the Justice League. If this matter is not handled properly, it could cause everyone in the League to feel insecure.

If it were to be leaked again by accident, it could very well cause a huge uproar in society. Not only would everyone be suspicious, but there is also a high probability that ordinary people would stop believing in the Justice League.

After all, on Earth, most countries don't openly allow in-depth research into cloning technology, and the general public generally agrees with this view.

However, if they learn that supervillains have made significant progress in this technology, then the trust between people is likely to collapse.

This is something that not only the Justice League, but even rational supervillains would not want to see, otherwise someone would have exposed it long ago.

Ultimately, humans are social animals. Even the craziest clown believes that his performance must have an audience, so under normal circumstances, no one will break the balance.

However, always preparing for the worst is one of Batman's habits over the years.

Therefore, after the matter was resolved, Batman immediately issued an order to block the news, but he was a little troubled when it came to clone Roy.

According to Damian's testimony, Roy was replaced many years ago, and it's even possible that the Roy we all know isn't the real Roy, but rather the clone we see before us.

This feeling is so strange that it makes it impossible for most people to feel any aversion towards his clone, not even Green Arrow.

Oliver was different from everyone else. He had been in contact with both the real Roy and the clone Roy for quite some time, yet even he couldn't tell the difference between them.

Therefore, upon learning the truth, he did not feel anger at first, but instead fell into deep self-blame.

(End of this chapter)