The Comprehensive Evolution of American Comics.

Chapter 901 Psychological Problems
Time quickly came to the next day, and most of the children from the Young Justice League were still depressed during breakfast.

This did not exceed the adults' expectations. Although they received virtual training yesterday, it was created by combining Martian telepathy and modern cutting-edge technology, and its authenticity was almost the same as reality.

At least mentally they believed they had died once. That kind of experience would be unbearable for even adults, not to mention children. We can only say that it was fortunate that the Martian Hunter woke up quickly enough.

So during breakfast, Black Canary began to arrange time for everyone to receive psychological treatment.

There was no particular order. Black Canary simply arranged the treatment according to the order in which the children died in the virtual training.

That is, Artemis, Happy, Jackson, Courtney, Connor, and Troy. These six died in the order of their deaths, while the remaining Dick, Wally, and Megan decided the order themselves.

There are many members in the Young Justice League now, a total of nine people. This is a big project, and Black Canary doesn't know if she can finish it in one day, so she can only arrange the order first.

It turns out that Black Canary's worries about time were unnecessary.

The first one is Artemis. The female archer is very defensive and it’s obvious that she has something to hide.

When Black Canary mentioned this, Artemis, who was originally very quiet, became angry, but Black Canary did not panic. In her opinion, this was the best proof that Artemis cared about this team.

The girl in front of me does have some unspeakable secret that has been chasing her, but it can be seen that her heart is always looking towards the light, and that is enough.

Black Canary's current task is just to be a psychologist, there is no need for her to continue questioning like she is interrogating a criminal. There are also many people in the Justice League who have little secrets that they cannot tell others.

After talking for a while and making sure that Artemis was fine, Black Canary chose to end with Wally. Sure enough, after mentioning the irritable boy, Artemis once again became quiet.

Then it was Harpy's turn. Even though he had stated from the beginning that he had no problems, Black Canary still kept him chatting for ten minutes. After ten minutes, she agreed with him and sent Harpy away.

This mutant clone was tougher than she thought, but that might not be what he wanted.

If Happy knew what Black Canary said about him, he would just shrug his shoulders. He was so calm simply because he had seen it many times. Besides, the death of the clone was not the real death, so there was no need to be afraid.

The next one was Jackson's turn. He was the most mature person in the entire Young Justice League except for Happy. It was indeed much easier to chat with him.

With just a little guidance, Jackson would actively ask for help. He didn't feel much about his death, he just regretted that he couldn't make more contributions to the team.

Jackson also felt that because he was eager to complete the task during training, he chose to ignore Dick and make his own decisions. This behavior was very detrimental to unity, and he was now a little too embarrassed to see Dick.

Black Canary didn't dwell on Jackson's concerns. Instead, having reviewed the entire training session, she pointed out Dick's shortcomings, including his indecisiveness, and praised Jackson for his actions in that situation. "An incompetent general exhausts his troops. If you let Dick continue to dwell on this, you'll likely be completely annihilated."

Black Canary's words shocked Jackson. He thought he would be criticized, but Black Canary's next words made him fall into deep thought.

"It's true that Dick is your captain, but he has also shown instability at times. When no adults are around, you need to correct him."

Black Canary smiled gently and said, "Perhaps you haven't noticed, but Dick actually cares about your opinion. It's just that you behave too strictly, so Dick has to make his own decisions most of the time. I feel like you should help him out more often."

Jackson left the room in deep thought, but of course he didn't forget to thank Black Canary when he left.

Next came the turn of Courtney, the girl who was the closest to a normal person in the team. Under the guidance of Black Canary, Courtney expressed all the fears in her heart.

When she first saw Artemis die, Courtney's heart was filled with the fear of death. At this time, she fell into a state of mild autism, but Wally attracted everyone's attention, so no one noticed her condition.

If this continued, Courtney would have likely collapsed, but the subsequent death of Habby brought Courtney back from that state.

Of course, it was not because Habby's death inspired Courtney. On the contrary, although the former rejected the latter's pursuit not long ago, Courtney still had this little idea in her heart.

It's difficult for adults to get over a broken heart, let alone children. After Habby died in front of her to protect everyone, Courtney developed a slight self-destructive tendency, which prompted her to follow Jackson's footsteps and get on the aircraft to act as bait.

In Black Canary's opinion, Courtney's psychological problems are neither big nor small. Her current situation is very similar to those of soldiers suffering from PTSD, but fortunately, it is only an early symptom. After her guidance and a little time, it can be cured.

Next is Connor, who was initially identified as a problem child by Black Canary, but in actual interaction he exceeded Black Canary's imagination, because Connor was much more stable than she thought.

When Connor was questioned, the people he mentioned most were Megan and Happy. He showed a desire for power and a further admiration for Superman.

Black Canary saw at a glance that this admiration was not due to Superman's noble character, but to his almost unmatched power. Fortunately, Connor wanted power for only one reason, and that was to protect the people around him.

Perhaps because love can change a person, Connor, who got closer to Megan in the virtual world, became much more stable.

When it was Troy's turn, the Amazon warrior performed in the same way as the harpy. She had almost no problems, but she felt that her performance was too poor and brought shame to her sister and the Amazon.

Black Canary immediately gave a treatment method, she encouraged Troy and called Diana. After receiving her sister's approval, Troy was as happy as a child, although she was only a few months old.

(End of this chapter)