The Comprehensive Evolution of American Comics.

Chapter 897 Artemis: What a coincidence that you died too

You have to admit that Batman has always been good at messing with people's minds.

This is not a frustration test at all, it's a stress test. Batman probably sees that other people are living too comfortably, so he wants other people in the league to experience his daily life.

Habib felt that he couldn't stand this kind of test that messed with his mentality. It would have been fine if he was unaware of it, but now that he was awake, forget it.

As the Young Justice League was heading towards the engine room, Happy had already made up his mind that if they encountered any scenario that required sacrifice, he would definitely be the first to take the lead.

"boom!"

Another loud bang came from the passage behind the Young Justice League. While running away, everyone took the time to look back, only to see several scarlet lights in the smoke.

"They are catching up!" Star Chaser shouted. In fact, she didn't need to remind everyone, because everyone present knew what was happening.

Cyborg said that they would form a line of defense to block the enemy's advance. Now that the enemy has rushed in, it proves one thing: Cyborg and his men are likely to be wiped out.

This was undoubtedly sad news, but time was too tight and there was no extra time for them to be sad.

Now everyone is still some distance away from the shutdown room. If they run away blindly, they will most likely be wiped out in this narrow tunnel. In short, someone must cover their retreat.

"That has to be me!"

Harpy saw the right moment, and the two horns on his head lit up with a scarlet light that was no less than that of the enemy planes. The surrounding walls cracked in the vibration, and then were torn off by invisible hands like tissue paper.

Under the control of telekinesis, several pieces of rubble formed a wall to block the enemy plane.

"I'll cover your retreat, you guys keep going!"

As if he was afraid that someone would snatch his opportunity away, Habib used his psychic powers to say something in everyone's mind.

"Don't waste time, saving more people is more important now."

This sentence immediately dispelled the idea of ​​most people in the team who wanted to stay. Yes, they had just detected the radiation of Zeta particles on the transmitter, which meant that those who were exposed to the red light were most likely not dead, but were just imprisoned.

Of course, this is just a possibility, and it does not mean that you will survive if you are exposed to light. After all, the research on Zeta particles by humans on Earth is not thorough. What if these aliens really use Zeta particles to develop some powerful weapons?

However, this also reminded everyone present that they had no time to waste and now was not the time to be humble to each other.

"Let's go!" Robin gritted his teeth and gave orders in the tone of a captain, asking the entire team to follow him and continue moving forward.

The Star Chaser girl showed hesitation, but in the end she could only lower her head and follow. Now was indeed not the time to be sentimental. Choosing to die together when there was still hope was the stupidest option.

If your guess is correct, then rescue everyone. If your guess is wrong... then try your best to survive and avenge him!

Listening to the footsteps getting farther and farther away, Habib actually breathed a sigh of relief. His part was finally finished.

"Buzz!"

Harpy dodged the red light from the aircraft in an extremely abnormal posture, and then hung on the ceiling with his claws.

While he did want to wrap up filming quickly, that didn't mean he'd surrender. After all, their performance was under the watchful eyes of the Justice League, and with the final push coming, they couldn't afford to make any mistakes. The harpy hanging from the ceiling disappeared into the darkness. Now was the time to hunt.

...

You can't win, you can't win at all.

Originally, Habib had set a goal for himself to dismantle a dozen aircraft, but when the fight really started, he realized how naive he was.

These guys didn't distinguish between friend and foe when they started fighting. At first, Habby wanted to stop them from firing by hiding behind the enemy, but he immediately found that it was impossible.

Because these guys don't have any friendly fire, the rays they shoot out have no effect on their own people. Although they can indeed block attacks, they can't stop the enemy from firing.

These guys were chasing after Harpy as if they were holding a flashlight. He was able to dodge at first thanks to his mutant body, but the tunnel was too narrow and he soon ran out of options.

After all, he can only become invisible, and he is not as powerful as Shenwei and can cause much damage. If the opponent keeps firing, he will always be able to hit him.

In the end, Harpy only dismantled three aircraft, and then was killed at the speed of light by several aircraft.

He himself was not very satisfied with this record, but on second thought it was nothing, after all, not only was his hero locked, but he was also playing a crappy game created by Batman.

Happy said he had nothing to say about Batman, a guy whose door to happiness could not be opened from the normal side.

After summarizing the battle just now, Habib finally had time to look around. It seemed that after "dying" in virtual training, he would not return to the real world.

What about Artemis? Where did she go?

Habib turned around and realized that the female shooter had been standing behind him.

"Um, hello." Artemis's choice of opening for the conversation was a bit awkward, but after hearing the subsequent inquiries you knew that it was nothing.

"You died too, didn't you? I just saw it."

"Yes, I'm dead too." Happy rolled his eyes inwardly. "Just to be on the safe side, let me ask you. You should know what our current situation is, right?"

"I know. I remembered it after I died." Artemis crossed her arms over her chest. "We're in the virtual world, right? Honestly, my mind is still a mess right now."

"It's not just you, I'm not much better either." Habib stood up.

"By the way, do you know why we're trapped here?" Artemis's face flickered with unease. "I remember the adults saying that if you die during virtual training, you should be immediately returned to the real world."

"I was just thinking about this problem." Habib looked around again. This was the tunnel where he had just fought. The only difference from before was that there were no people here, not even a single aircraft.

Probably to avoid taking up computing power, so the extra enemies were refreshed after I died?
An idea flashed through Harpy's mind, and at the same time he did not forget to tell Artemis about the calculations he had thought of before. Of course, what Harpy said was modified by him, and he did not say anything that should not be said.

"So, Megan is the one leading this training, and she thought we were really killed, which caused a bug in the virtual training?"

(End of this chapter)