The Comprehensive Evolution of American Comics.

Chapter 921 Finding the Other Half

In the end, God Nabu, who had no way to deal with Yang Le, could only grit his teeth and accept the former's request.

First, Naboo must return the body to Wally, and then if the Justice League needs to use the Helmet of Destiny in the future, Naboo may not kidnap the wearer again unless the wearer agrees.

These are just the two requirements, but it is difficult for Nabu to accept them. In his opinion, it is impossible for him to have a legitimate successor for at least a few hundred years.

But there was no way out. The person backing the other party was indeed a heavyweight, and Nabu really couldn't afford to offend him, so he could only agree with a sad face.

Yang Le was dismissive of the grievances of God Nabu. This guy was used to being domineering and couldn't stand any grievances. There was nothing unreasonable about the requests he raised.

Afterwards, Yang Le made three rules with Nabu, neither of them would reveal the details of what happened inside the helmet today.

This was a good thing for Nab. After all, if other people knew what happened today, it would be a devastating blow to his dignity. There was no reason for him to refuse.

As for Yang Le, he simply didn't want others to know about his relationship with the Supreme God. Most people in this universe couldn't reach that level yet, so there was no benefit in letting them know something in advance.

Maybe it will cause some unnecessary worries.

The two sides finally decided to tell the outside world that Yang Le paid a price that the God of Naboo could not refuse, and only then agreed to the previous conditions. At the same time, the Justice League could not forget to find a legitimate successor for him.

Fortunately, neither party mentioned anything related to the Supreme God during their conversation, so Wally and Kent didn't understand why the Naboo God was so afraid of a palm-sized golden card.

Yang Le did not explain too much, but just told Wally to ask less questions that he shouldn't ask, and warned him not to tell anyone about what happened today, otherwise the petty God Nabu would come looking for him again.

Wally didn't care about it. He no longer had any of the gloomy look on his face and returned to his usual nonchalant self.

"What's there to be afraid of? Anyway, you will come to save me when the time comes, Mr. Yang, right?"

It can be seen from Wally's words that he now respects Yang Le very much, and even uses honorifics.

In response to Wally's question, Yang Le just looked at him meaningfully and said nothing.

"Right...right?" The smile on Wally's face gradually disappeared, and he looked uneasy.

"Right...right?"

"Maybe."

Yang Le responded ambiguously and then ignored Wally. He believed that such an unclear answer would be more frightening to a frivolous kid like Wally than a stern rejection.

After dealing with Wally, Yang Le was ready to let the God of Naboo let them go. As for Kent, who also witnessed the whole process, Yang Le didn't intend to care about him.

Anyway, Nab will deal with his own brothers himself, and Kent is dead now. As the saying goes, heaven and earth separate forever. Kent is already dead, and there is no way to see him by normal means. Then Yang Le doesn't have to bother to shut him up.

God Nabu naturally did not dare to refuse Yang Le's request and immediately prepared to send the two out.

"Wally."

Wally was preparing to face the magic of the Naboo god. Because he fainted when he turned into Doctor Fate, he had no idea what would happen if he put on or took off the helmet. Just as he was about to be on guard, he heard someone calling him from behind.

There were only three people and one god in this space. Besides him, Yang Le was chatting with Nabu in the front, so the only one who called him was Mr. Kent. Wally turned around and asked, "What's wrong, Mr. Kent?"

Kent bowed slightly and said, "Once again, I apologize to you. Everything you experienced today was due to my inconsiderateness."

"Don't say that." Wally waved his hands anxiously. He didn't think he could bear it if a centenarian bowed to him.

"I've already said that even if I were awake, I would still do this. Besides, I'm fine now."

"It will be too late when you get into trouble!" Yang Le was very disappointed. The Flash family is a bunch of naive people. They have been hanging around the Bat family for so long but they haven't changed at all. When he gets back, he will talk to Batman about giving the kids the whole Bat Anti-Scam App thing.

While complaining in his heart, Yang Le also waved his hand to signal God Nabu not to send them out in a hurry, and let the two of them finish talking first.

"That's different, kid." Kent shook his head. "Anyway, I hope you can accept my apology, but I, an old man, have something to say to you."

"You say." Wally did not directly respond to the question of apology. He was ready to pass the topic over.

Kent saw it, of course, so he moved on to the next topic as Wally wished.

"I can see, kid, there's always a mist in your eyes. This means you're hiding something in your heart. I, an old man, don't have anything else to offer except a long life. I've lived a full century."

"So, I consider myself somewhat experienced. I guess your struggles are probably related to your relationship, right?"

Wally was stunned, perhaps because he didn't expect the gap between the two topics to be so big. The previous one was a life-and-death topic, and the next one jumped to emotions.

"Don't be so quick to deny it, kid." Kent pulled out his pocket watch and opened it. "I was there too, and I've had similar experiences."

"But I'm lucky. My Inza is bolder than me. She accepted my timidity and made me realize that waiting is the most painful stage of love."

"All I have to say is, child." Kent put away his pocket watch. "Don't wait too long. It's a torture for you and your significant other. At the same time, I wish you the best, hoping you can find the one who completes you."

"Right now." Yang Le chose the right time and asked the god Nabu to send the two of them out. Kent had obviously said everything he needed to say. If he waited any longer, Wally would be troubled.

The God of Naboo naturally obeyed and immediately cast a spell to send the two out of the helmet. Wally, who was just about to speak, felt dizzy and when he opened his eyes again, he had already left the dark space.

What caught his eye was a starry sky, and before Wally could react, he felt a scratching sensation on his face.

"Ouch!"

The other party's action was too rough, scratching Wally's face red. He looked in the direction where the helmet left and saw Robin holding the Helmet of Destiny in his arms.

"What are you doing Robin? This hurts, okay!"

Robin breathed a sigh of relief when he heard the familiar voice, and then retorted as if some mechanism had been triggered.

"What? To save you, of course, you idiot!"

(End of this chapter)