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Chapter 857 Robin: I have an idea

Kid Flash and Superboy had already completed the rescue mission assigned by Robin, and now they were standing in the open space inside the power plant.

Robin told the two through telepathy that they would be responsible for luring Mr. Tornado out, so the two did not need to enter the factory and could just ambush outside.

Sure enough, before Kid Flash got bored, a tornado blew away the ceiling of the factory, and in it, besides various construction waste, there was also a beautiful figure.

Superboy looked closely and found that the figure was Troy who had followed Robin into the factory. The other party was affected by the tornado and was spinning in the air.

Immediately afterwards, another explosion was heard in the factory. Stargirl and Robin grabbed the Star Staff and rushed out of the black smoke produced by the explosion. Before the two flew too far, a violent wind blew away the black smoke.

The strong storm affected the flight trajectory of the Star Staff, and Robin and Stargirl suddenly lost their balance and were about to make close contact with the ground.

Fortunately, Superboy was not slow, and he caught the two before they landed on the ground. The strength of half Kryptonian was enough for him to catch the two easily without shaking.

"How's your new friend?" Superboy made a rare joke, which made Robin and Stargirl stunned for a moment. In the end, Robin reacted faster and caught the joke.

"Not very good. This guy is very arrogant and very powerful. I hate people like this the most."

Robin said with gritted teeth that he said these words on purpose, all because of the extraordinary intelligence shown by Mr. Tornado.

In Robin's imagination, if Mr. Tornado was smart enough, he could come up with many things based on his words, for example, even though Superboy didn't say anything, Robin said something similar to the answer.

This means that the Young Justice League may have some way to communicate without speaking, or Robin is simply lying to it.

Although I don’t know if it can affect the robots, setting up this trap is not difficult, just a matter of saying one more word, so why doesn’t Robin give it a try?

In just the time it took to say this, Robin sent all the information he knew to everyone.

"Enemy name: Mr. Tornado. He is suspected to be an invention of Dr. Tomorrow. He has the ability to control airflow similar to Red Tornado, but based on the power he has shown so far, he is weaker than Red Tornado."

In order to be able to take on the mantle of Batman, Robin would check the records of the Justice League whenever he had nothing to do. After all, he was just an ordinary person and could only arm himself with a lot of effort like Batman.

Therefore, Robin has a clear understanding of the strength of the Justice League members. He compared Mr. Tornado with the Red Tornado in his mind and came to the above judgment.

"At least, his airflow control precision is far inferior to Red Tornado's." Robin broke free from Superboy's arms. "But its power should not be underestimated. Even Wonder Girl would be blown away by it while charging."

"Yes." The magical girl nodded in agreement, finally stabilizing herself in mid-air.

"Even I couldn't keep my balance facing two tornadoes. If I hadn't been able to fly, I would have been injured."

Although demigods have much greater defense than ordinary people, they are not invulnerable. They are just more endurable and recover faster than ordinary creatures. Falling from a high altitude is enough to hurt them.

Superboy gritted his teeth. He had to admit that Wonder Girl, as a demigod, was stronger than him, a half-Kryptonian. If she couldn't withstand it, he would fall even faster. 'We can't get close to her hurricane,' Robin thought. 'Looks like we'll have to outsmart her.'

Mr. Tornado obviously didn't give the Young Justice League much time to think. He raised his hands and two more tornadoes blew towards everyone.

The howling wind made Robin's cape rustle, and if Superboy hadn't helped him, he would have been blown away.

"Let's keep our distance. Artemis, do you have any EMP-type weapons?"

The reason why Robin asked this was, of course, because he didn't have it on him. After all, who would have thought that a spring outing would turn into a mission, and he would happen to encounter robot enemies that he would not normally encounter.

Of course, he didn't put all his hopes on Artemis. This was a power station. With some of the facilities here and the equipment he had, he could make an EMP device by hand in just a few minutes.

(He did this in the original novel.)
"I brought it." Artemis's answer was like a heavenly voice. "The quiver that Green Arrow built for me contains different arrows, and one of them has the function of emp."

"However, the electromagnetic pulse released by the EMP arrow has a limited range. It will only be effective if I hit the enemy's body."

Robin nodded to show his understanding. After all, it was just a device the size of an arrow. It was impossible for it to release a large-scale electromagnetic pulse like a normal EMP device. He had long anticipated the premise that it could only affect one unit.

And on top of this premise, we have to add one more thing, they have almost only one chance, after all, Artemis only has one arrow, if they give up the arrow and let him rub the emp instead.

So it is estimated that his emp is not yet completed, and the red tornado has already arrived.

'Okay guys, we have five minutes, and I've come up with a plan.'

While dodging the tornado with Superboy's help, Robin sends his newly-conceived idea to everyone's minds.

...

In Mr. Tornado's camera, the state of the Young Justice Leaguers suddenly became different from before. Their muscle condition and expressions were very different from the beginning, so he inferred that the other party should want to fight back.

But Mr. Tornado is confident that he can break through any plan. This is all because of the confidence given to him by his creator, his father.

The program of absolute self-confidence has been engraved in his emotional chip. He will not retreat because of various uncertainties, nor will he choose to retreat because of a temporary setback. His program is to move forward courageously.

It's just a single-threaded machine.

Suddenly, the air around Mr. Tornado began to become turbulent. He used his ability to control airflow to propel himself, allowing his heavy body to move at an extremely high speed. His target was the Young Justice League who were waiting for it.

Of course, Mr. Tornado’s target is not a large group, but one. He wants to deal with Robin first, who is obviously the leader of the team.

(End of this chapter)