The Comprehensive Evolution of American Comics.

Chapter 343 Young Justice League Disbands
After half an hour of questioning, Yang Le and Superboy walked out of the reception room. Just as Yang Le had thought beforehand, most of the Justice League's questions were focused on Superboy, and the remaining few were all about the Illuminati.

As for Yang Le in his mutant form, he only mentioned it once or twice when asking Superboy, but Yang Le didn't stop. After all, Superboy didn't even know that he couldn't fly or release heat vision. It can be seen that he knew very little about his own information.

Yang Le, who had learned a lot of information from the white-clothed mutant, naturally answered for him. This was also a disguised way of proving his own value. However, Yang Le knew nothing about the Illuminati.

After all, Yang Le's current identity is just an ordinary genetic mutant, and it is obviously impossible for him to access such secrets. If he wants to ask, he should ask the controlled guardian or the arrested Dr. Giant.

For the unlucky guy Dr. Bigman, everything was exactly as he had imagined at the beginning. Although he was buried underground, he climbed out again through his unremitting efforts. Unfortunately, he had just climbed to the surface when he met Superman, who was embarrassed because of seeing Superboy and came over to take a look after hearing the noise.

The result can be imagined.

Recovering his thoughts, Yang Le looked up and saw the Young Justice League. It was already late outside, but none of these minors had gone home. But think about it, these kids can only have one pair of parents together, and their guardians are all superheroes and are present at the scene, so naturally there is no annoying access control to urge them to go home.

"Good evening." Wally waved. "How's it going? Do you feel relieved?"

"I don't feel anything." Superboy crossed his arms and still looked cool.

"I really don't feel anything. Black Canary and Red Tornado are very gentle." Yang Le said.

"Oh, okay." Wally scratched his head. "I thought you'd be at least a little nervous, considering we just nearly demolished half of Washington, D.C."

"Watch out, Little Flash." Dick patted Wally's shoulder. "It wasn't us who nearly destroyed half of Washington, D.C., but that giant doctor."

Wally waved his hands and said, "But we are the ones fighting him. This is the most exciting battle I have ever experienced."

"It was so stimulating that we almost died." Jackson shook his head. "It's nothing to brag about. If it weren't for Mr. Yang, we might all be dead."

"Okay." Wally pouted, looked around and asked, "By the way, where's Mr. Yang? I haven't seen him in ages."

"Mr. Yang has already said what he said." Megan rubbed her hands. "He said he was too tired and wanted to go back to sleep."

"He's our guardian." Wally opened his arms. "How can a guardian just abandon a child like that?"

"I didn't see you treating yourself like a child when you were sneaking around." The mutant Yang Le quietly rolled his eyes.

The reason why Yang Le left was because he had no interest in the subsequent handling. Anyway, there was still a clone who could stay to find out the whole picture, so there was no need for him to stay.

Although the Justice League is an organization, it does not actually have a clear hierarchical relationship. Maintaining order depends entirely on the self-awareness of the heroes.

The Justice League is very free. If you want to contribute, you can come. If you don’t want to contribute, you can leave. No one will stop you.

The mutant Yang Le couldn't help but complain in his heart, you left easily, but I don't even have a place to stay for the night.

Wally and Robin were laughing and giggling when they suddenly felt someone hit them on the head. They covered their head and turned around to see the Flash looking at him with his fist raised and his lips curled up.

"What's wrong?" Wally rubbed his head, not understanding why he was beaten. "You still ask me what's wrong?" The Flash laughed angrily. "You almost demolished half of Washington."

"That wasn't us who did it. Dr. Jumbo did it." Wally muttered softly, completely forgetting his boasting just now.

"But you are the cause." Batman came over with a group of heroes. It seemed that the Flash was just the advance team, and the real main force had just arrived at this time.

Superboy pretended to glance around casually, but he didn't see Superman, and he couldn't help feeling disappointed.

"The mission assigned to you by the Justice League should be an undercover search mission. What should Robin pay attention to when conducting an undercover search mission?"

Dick was startled by the sudden name being called, but he immediately replied: "Don't be discovered and avoid fighting."

Batman nodded, but his eyes remained cold. He said, "You had countless ways to avoid fighting, but you chose the stupidest one. You acted on your own without telling your guardians. Not only did you almost lose your life, but you also destroyed half of Washington."

Although Yang Le used a gravity device to stabilize the Washington area and prevent the ground from collapsing, the damage had already occurred. If there was no external force to maintain it, it would still collapse.

"If it weren't for Yang Le, how many people do you think would have paid the price of their lives for your actions?" Batman's gaze pierced into the hearts of several people like a knife.

The Young Justices hung their heads in shame, their eagerness to prove themselves causing them to ignore the consequences of their reckless actions.

"This is all my fault," Jackson said, stepping forward. "As the oldest member of the team, I failed to keep the others in check. The primary responsibility lies with me."

"I made a mistake, too." Dick touched the microcomputer on his right arm. "I acted on my own and decided on the team's goal without consulting my teammates. If it weren't for me, we would have left Cadmus Institute long ago, and what happened next would never have happened."

"I shouldn't have kept it a secret from my guardian." Megan continued to rub her hands.

"I've made mistakes too." Wally lowered his head and played with his fingers, looking embarrassed.

"We all make mistakes." Roy patted Wally's shoulder.

"Your attitude of admitting your mistake is sincere, but it's a pity that it's useless." Batman gave him a disapproving look.

"Young Justice is temporarily disbanded. All of you will be suspended from heroic activities for an indefinite period."

Batman's cold words came, but no one stood up to oppose them this time. The adults had already given them a chance, but they did not seize it. They could not blame anyone.

"As for you two." Batman looked at the Cadmus duo who were watching the show on the side.

"Since you don't have a place to live, then move to the Justice Hill base. The Young Justice League has just stopped its activities, so there are enough resources there for you to live."

(End of this chapter)