The Comprehensive Evolution of American Comics.

Chapter 860 Broken Arrow
But Yang Le was not in a hurry. After all, he remembered that in the original drama, Doctor Tomorrow created a total of five robots. Excluding the two Tornado brothers, there were three left. If nothing worked, he could go find Doctor Tomorrow himself.

Well, of course he doesn’t know where Dr. Tomorrow is now, so we’ll have to wait and find out later.

Although he didn't remember why, Yang Le remembered that Dr. Tomorrow's target was the Red Tornado, and he would definitely send more robots as long as he failed.

Yang Le just needs to sit back and wait. After all, since Red Tornado has become the guardian of the Young Justice League, he generally will not join the activities of the Justice League unless there is a situation that requires him to use his abilities.

The Young Justice League naturally does not need to participate in the subsequent cleanup work. The Justice League will send someone to pick up Mr. Tornado, and the children can go home after checking whether they are injured.

The children were very happy. This was the first group task for some of them and the second for some of them. But no matter how many times it was, it meant that everything was moving in a positive direction.

Everyone present had their own reasons for joining Young Justice, but no matter what the reasons were, everyone was expecting things to develop in a positive direction, which was something worth affirming.

Roy Harper, who changed his codename to Red Arrow, was watching everyone from a distance with a telescope. When he saw the new archer Artemis shoot an arrow rashly, he almost couldn't help but help.

After all, he has separated from Green Arrow and become an independent hero, which means that no one will clean up his messes in the future, so he needs to be fully prepared for every mission.

In addition to the quiver behind him, he also hid a lot of things on his body without affecting his activities. Facts proved that he was right, and these gadgets helped a lot in his independent career.

Roy nodded with satisfaction. Just as he was about to leave, he turned around and found Kid Flash standing behind him.

"Your guard's down," Wally teased. "You're not going to spend your independent life in a bachelor pad, are you?"

Roy smiled without saying anything, just pointed behind the other person. Wally turned around blankly and saw something flashing coldly under the water tower on the rooftop.

Wally quickly ran under the water tower and found that it was a set launch device. Once the mechanism was triggered, an arrow would be shot out, and the arrow was aimed at Roy.

"Okay, I give in." Wally shrugged and ran back to Roy. "Should I be glad I didn't choose to scare you as a way of greeting?"

"You should be thankful," Roy said with a smile. It was always a pleasure to see friends.

Suddenly he heard a sound of breaking wind, and when he turned around he saw Dick sliding towards him with a cloak, and Jackson climbing up from the bottom of the roof.

Including Wally who came first, now all the original group of followers are here.

"Long time no see." Jackson greeted Roy after climbing up. "Although there hasn't been much news, we're glad that the news we've heard about you is good."

Roy nodded, then asked, "Where's your new friend? Why didn't he come with you?"

"Come on, man." Dick walked over and patted Roy on the shoulder. "You make it sound like we're the kind of people who get bored easily."

Wally added, "We told them we were coming over to meet some old friends, so it's just the three of us this time. How's it going? Are you disappointed you didn't come with the girls?"

Roy said nothing, just rolled his eyes at Wally, then turned around to pack up his equipment.

"Come on, man." Wally raised his hands in surrender. "You're not going to get mad just because of these two sentences, are you?"

"I'm not that stingy, Lightning Baby." Roy didn't even turn his head. "It's just that my mission is almost up, and I have to leave quickly."

"Well, mission. It seems that life alone is not easy." Wally shook his head.

Roy rarely agreed with Wally and said, "Not only is it not easy, but it's also much more tiring than before. But overall it's more comfortable than before. At least no one will look down on you." Dick and the other two looked at each other and decided not to continue on this topic, so they took the initiative to change the subject.

"Honestly, wouldn't you consider coming back?" Dick tried to persuade him. "We'll always have a place for you here."

"You already have an archer." Roy put the packed bag on his back. "I'm not sure about her archery skills, but at least she's more obedient than me."

Seeing that Roy was determined to leave, the three of them didn't know what to say, so Jackson could only say one sentence at the end.

"No matter what, we will always be your friends. If you encounter any difficulties, you know how to contact us."

This time Roy did not refuse. He just waved his hand and walked towards the rooftop door. When he appeared again, Roy had already walked downstairs and changed back into his regular clothes, carrying a large sports backpack on his back.

Roy walked to a red motorcycle, secured his backpack, put on his helmet, and rode away on the motorcycle.

Wally looked at Roy who was gradually walking away, and he didn't know what he was thinking.

"Is he old enough? Isn't it illegal to ride a bike?"

"I'm already 16 years old." Dick slapped Wally, then pulled the two of them off the rooftop.

...

Roy was driving on the road. Just as he had told Wally, he did have something to do. This task required him to rush to a residential building in the city next to Happy Harbor before 2 pm. His specific task was...

"Huh?" Roy couldn't help but frown. He couldn't remember what the specific mission was.

This was so unusual. It was clearly a task that was about to be completed, but he couldn't remember anything except the time and place.

Thinking of this, Roy had already arrived at the residential building where the mission was located, parked the car and walked to the door of the unit he wanted to board.

Roy felt very strange, but there was always a thought in his mind that prevented him from thinking too much. While he was struggling with this, Roy had already walked to a house.

He skillfully took out his key and walked in. After closing the door, Roy went straight to the living room, where someone was already sitting and waiting for him.

"Long time no see." The athlete sat on the sofa with his legs stretched out.

"Broken Arrow."

...

"Huh?" When Roy came to his senses, he found himself standing in front of a food truck. The owner of the food truck was handing him food, and he happened to have money in his hand.

"Your meal is ready." The boss had a business-like smile on his face. He stuffed the food into Roy's hand and then skillfully took the money from him.

Feeling the hunger in his stomach, Roy scratched his head and walked to a chair nearby with the food.

(End of this chapter)