The Comprehensive Evolution of American Comics.

Chapter 314 Parents also enjoy it
"That's it." Green Arrow was standing in front of a large screen. This was the supercomputer of the Arrow Cave, which also served as a communicator and other functions.

"I think Yang Le's suggestion is a good one. If we can conduct a simulation exercise without the assistants knowing, it will definitely be a good experience for them."

"I think Oliver's suggestion is great." Barry, the Flash, immediately agreed. "Wally's strength has grown significantly, and he just needs an opportunity to adapt to his abilities."

"What do you think, guys?" Barry looked at the other people on the screen. As expected, those who received Green Arrow's communication all had assistants.

"Sounds great." Aquaman Arthur also accepted it with pleasure. "Young Master Aquaman is not afraid of any challenge, even if the opponent is very fast."

Obviously, he had not seen Yang Le's other transformations of Aquaman, and he thought that Yang Le's superpower was also super speed. Maybe it was not just him, everyone present might think so.

"I also have something to say about this." Green Arrow then repeated what happened with the parasite.

"That's what happened. Although Yang Le didn't explain it in detail, I guess he must have other forms."

"That's even better," Aquaman said with a smile. "It's more challenging, and it'll show these guys there's always someone better than you. I remember your assistant was incredibly aggressive, and I told him he'd suffer for it."

Green Arrow gave a wry smile. Unlike Oliver's stern appearance, he could be described as doting when it came to educating his juniors. It would be more accurate to say that he was like that towards everyone around him.

"Thanks for your advice. It seems I've been doting on him a little too much." Green Arrow looked at Batman, who had been silent the whole time. "What do you think of Batman?"

"Promise him, Green Arrow." Batman had a blank expression on his face, which made the Flash beside him shudder.

"Is it my illusion? I always feel that you have some other purpose." The Flash touched his arm.

"Yes," Batman admitted openly. "Not only is this an opportunity to train my assistant, but we can also take this opportunity to get to know Yang Le better, and maybe even see his other forms."

"I hope you won't trip me up on your first meeting this time." The Flash looked worried. "You know what? Cyborg has always been upset about you giving him the virus on your first meeting. And remember, the emphasis is on the first meeting."

Batman was silent for a moment, then said, "Don't worry, not this time. I just wanted to collect more information."

'It's better not to,' everyone thought.

"Regarding the mock drill, can I add a spot?"

This voice did not come from the communicator, but appeared directly in everyone's mind. There was no need to guess, everyone knew who was talking to them.

"What's wrong, Ron?" Flash asked in surprise. "You also accepted an assistant?"

"She's my niece," Ron explained. "She also wants to contribute to peace, but she doesn't know how to get along with the people on Earth, so I think this is a rare opportunity."

"Of course." Green Arrow saw no reason to hesitate. "You can never have too much fresh blood, no matter where it's from."

The others also nodded. Their thoughts were similar to Green Arrow's. The endless stream of new generations is the future of this world.

"So how do we trick those little guys?" Aquaman asked, stroking his chin. "Let's not talk about the others for now. The Batman kid is a direct descendant of his parents, so he's not easy to fool." "It's simple," Batman said, his expression expressionless. "Gather them under the pretext of Independence Day, as we discussed earlier. Then, we can just find some excuse, like knocking them out and throwing them off to a suitable testing area."

"Or maybe we could just act out a scene together, simulating a complete annihilation of us all, and have them rescue us. There are many ways to do this, the key is to choose the right one."

"The Justice League's previous base was pretty good." The Flash said, and seeing his excitement, he was obviously looking forward to playing a prank on his assistant.

"You mean Mount Justice?" Green Arrow stroked his beard and thought for a while before saying, "Indeed, even though it's a mountain, because it was our base before, its structure is very solid. Even if there's a little noise, there's no need to worry about it collapsing, and it won't affect ordinary people."

"That's settled," Batman said. "Don't tell our assistants. Let's first reactivate Mount Justice, then find a reason to trick them somewhere else. The rest will depend on how we handle it. Green Arrow, you'll be the one to tell Yang Le."

"Got it." Green Arrow nodded and was about to hang up the phone when Batman spoke again.

"By the way, remember to tell him that in order to avoid being recognized by others, he should try to use a form he hasn't used before, if he has one, to prevent the matter from being exposed."

"Yes, yes, yes." Green Arrow said helplessly. He understood what Batman meant. It was just to record more information.

After making sure that no one was speaking, Green Arrow hung up the phone.

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"What!" Wally West, the Flash boy, looked excited. "You want me to attend the Justice League meeting."

"Yes." Aquaman looked at the surprised Aquaman Jackson Hyde. "This Justice League meeting is actually about you assistants."

"So sudden?" Robin Dick Grayson felt a little strange. Before, no matter he asked indirectly or directly, he could not ask Batman anything. Why did he suddenly change his mind today?

Batman didn't turn around and continued to tinker with his stuff. He said without looking back, "This was the idea of ​​the other members of the Justice League. It was a vote by a show of hands. I can't influence this decision alone."

"I see." Fast Roy Harbaugh got off the fitness equipment like rain. He was still doing recovery training when he suddenly received a notice from Green Arrow. He was very surprised that based on his performance a week ago, Green Arrow would never give him this opportunity.

"Honestly, I don't think you're ready yet, but I hope you can change my mind." ×4
"Of course I will."

"I'll work hard in that direction."

"As a detective you're never wrong, but you're definitely wrong this time."

"I will prove to you that your judgment of me is wrong!"

The next day, at Justice Hill, the assistants met under the guidance of the parents.

(End of this chapter)