The Comprehensive Evolution of American Comics.

Chapter 1347

However, Yang Le did not linger on this technology for long. Rather, most of his research only focused on the results achieved, without delving deeper into the subject.

After all, he possesses the Omnitrix, with thousands of alien heroes within it, which is more than enough to satisfy his needs. He only does those researches for fun.

For example, in the miniaturization technology, Yang Le only made a few belts. The design was very simple, just a belt that looked like it was made of leather, with a large letter M on the buckle.

This design wasn't something Yang Le came up with out of thin air; it originated from the belt in SpongeBob SquarePants that can shrink people.

However, Yang Le's belt does not have the ability to shrink people. Instead, the person wearing the belt will be shrunk after activating the device hidden in the buckle.

It's easy to turn back; just reverse the buckle, that is, change the letter M to the letter W. This will cause the device to run in reverse and restart, making the wearer bigger.

Cassandra told everyone how to use the shrinking belt. She knew this so well because Yang Le had once taken her on an adventure where she wore the belt and shrunk to the size of an ant.

In fact, Yang Le invented this belt because during a family weekend movie viewing, Cassandra made a remark while watching the old movie "Honey, I Shrank the Kids."

As a child, Cassandra was naturally interested in new and interesting things, and because of her martial arts skills, she also had a lot of adventurous spirit in her bones.

Yang Le, who dotes on his daughter, naturally wouldn't take Cassandra's words as a joke. He actually spent an afternoon in the laboratory researching and developing the shrinking belt, and then took Cassandra on an adventure.

Cassandra had a great time playing with her toys and never imagined that one day they would never be of any use.

Upon hearing Cassandra refer to high-tech products as toys, everyone present unanimously ignored her statement.

The Tamaran sisters put on the belts and, at Cassandra's instruction, pressed the button hidden in the letter M. A purple light then enveloped the two sisters.

The light came and went quickly; less than a second later, the Tamaran Star sisters, who were originally of normal height, reappeared only the size of a fingernail.

"It's really amazing." Starfire flew up and observed her own body, then observed the surroundings, where Cassandra and the others looked no different from giants in her eyes.

Fortunately, the two sisters, Xinghuo and Heihuo, do not have megalophobia. You should know that Yang Le discovered he had megalophobia when he first became a micro-human.

Fortunately, he followed Azmith's path of conforming to the nature of alien heroes. If it weren't for the mindset of the Miniature race influencing him, Yang Le might have been so frightened that he would have turned back into a human.

“It can be even smaller,” Cassandra said. “But it needs to be adjusted.”

“This size is sufficient.” Dick stopped Cassandra. “I should have a capsule in my belt to store items, big enough to fit both Blackfire and Starfire.”

“I left your belt in the car,” Barbara said, raising her hand. “After all, your waist size is different from mine, so I can’t wear it perfectly around my waist, and it would be too cumbersome to hang it on my body, so I left it in the car.”

"By the way, why doesn't your belt have an elastic function? It only has one buckle."

"That's because the belt is designed this way. Batman and I don't want the belt to be easily used by enemies if they find it."

"Unfortunately, in order to make it easy to use when the belt is in our hands, we can't put a lock on every pocket, so we can only work on how to carry it."

"Let's not talk about that now. Where's my belt? Could someone please get it for me? I'm really inconvenient in my current state." Dick was sitting in a wheelchair at the moment. It was unclear why Yang Le's lab had one, especially since it was just an ordinary wheelchair.

Because it's just an ordinary wheelchair, you can't expect Dick to sprint all the way to the front door and retrieve the belt from the car.

“When I went to the car to help you out, I saw it in the belt, so I just took it out for you.”

As Roy spoke, he handed the belt on the table to Dick, who couldn't see it because of the angle.

"Okay, thank you." Dick took the belt and started rummaging through it, his mouth never stopping.

"Now, we're just one step away from finding out where Zul en A is."

...

"Hum~hum~"

The discussion among Dick and others revealed that Zul'Ahn was not on Earth at this time, but on Cybertron, the Justice League's new cosmic base.

Zul, who possesses all of Batman's memories, naturally knows about Cybertron. This brand-new base brings together the most advanced technology on Earth because all the Justice League's researchers have built a laboratory here.

This is because Cybertron has such good resources and conditions that it can conduct many experiments that are impossible to do on Earth.

Zul arrived here with his sights set on these things. After defeating most of the Justice League members, he effectively gained access to all the laboratory keys.

Now, Zul can essentially control all the technology. He has this technology not for any other reason than to create his new body, which is the original backup plan.

With the support of these technologies, fail-safe insurance has naturally been comprehensively upgraded.

Everything, from the materials used to build the body to the internal systems, has undergone a complete overhaul.

Zul even incorporated the technology from Yang Le's laboratory into the machine, because he knew what terrifying things the latter had been researching.

As he watched the mechanical body gradually take shape before him, Zul's smile grew increasingly manic.

His recent battles with the other members of the Justice League have made him increasingly certain that his ideas are correct.

When facing superhumans, he, an ordinary person who has reached the limits of human potential, is not enough. No matter how fast his reaction is, he can't outrun the Flash, and no matter how much strength training he does, he can't compare to Superman.

Even with a hang glider, one cannot fly freely in the sky, nor can one dive into the deep sea while wearing the equipment.

I can't survive in space. I'll become weak if I don't eat for a day, and it takes ten days to half a month to recover from an injury. The more I think about it, the more depressed I feel.

In the end, Zul decided to stop being human.

(End of this chapter)