The Comprehensive Evolution of American Comics.

Chapter 925 Young Justice League and the Spy

"Dick, I have something I want to talk to you about."

In the lounge of the Watchtower, the entire Young Justice League was arranged here by the Justice League. In order to serve the large group of heroes in the Justice League, most of the rooms here can accommodate a large number of people.

There are only nine members in the Young Justice League now, which is more than enough to accommodate them all. In order to avoid getting bored, everyone in the room is finding things to do.

Connor and Megan were chatting, Troy, Artemis and Courtney were together, and Wally and Happy were playing games together.

Dick had been busy completing his mission report until just now. This was a tradition of the Justice League and Young Justice League. The person in charge of an operation had to write an action report after the mission was completed and keep it for future use.

Dick was used to this, and as he was typing on the keyboard, he suddenly heard Jackson's voice.

"What's wrong Jackson?"

In response to Dick's question, Jackson did not answer directly, but gave him a look. Although there was no verbal communication between the two, Robin still understood what the latter wanted to express with his own brain.

Dick remained calm, started a new line at the bottom of his report, and began typing.

"What's wrong? What happened?"

After Dick finished typing, he only paused for less than three seconds before deleting the line.

Jackson breathed a sigh of relief. He was glad that Dick could understand what he meant and came up with a good idea that allowed the two of them to talk quietly.

Jackson sat down next to Dick, picked up his notebook and started typing, looking like he was writing a report.

"I had contact with assassins from the League of Assassins while on a mission, and they revealed to me that there was a spy inside the Young Justice League."

Jackson typed a lot of words, so he had to wait a little longer. It was only after about five seconds that Jackson deleted the text.

When Dick saw this text, his fingers froze and his eyes twitched slightly. After a while, he calmed down and continued typing on the keyboard.

'Who knows about this?'

"It's just you and me. The assassin told me when we were alone. After the mission, I asked other people to make sure that no assassin had spoken to them. It seems that I am the only one who knows this news."

Dick thought for a moment and continued typing.

"Let's keep this to ourselves for now. We can't be sure whether what the assassin said was true or not. Perhaps it was just a trick he used to gain an advantage in battle. I know those people, they are capable of such things."

Jackson breathed a sigh of relief. He thought so too. He had originally planned to keep this matter to himself, but after thinking about it, he decided to tell Dick, the captain.

To be honest, it is undeniable that the assassin's words did have a certain impact on him. Therefore, the reason why Jackson wanted to keep it in his heart at first was because he was afraid of speaking it out and alerting the enemy.

He later decided to tell Dick because he was Batman's assistant, and everyone in the league knew how cautious Batman was. Jackson also believed in Batman's ability, so he was willing to believe Dick was not a traitor, so he revealed the whole thing.

"However, we cannot rule out the possibility that the assassin's spy is real. After all, there are indeed many suspicious points regarding Red Tornado's disappearance, such as why someone would know that Mount Justice had been reactivated."

Dick's words woke Jackson up from his dream, and Jackson's heart, which had just been put at ease, was lifted up again.

Just as Dick said, although Mount Justice was a base abandoned by the Justice League because it was exposed, it had been abandoned for long enough for all those who were not aware of it to believe that the Justice League would not use it again.

As mentioned earlier, Batman's caution is well-known in both the black and white worlds, and no villain would ever believe that Batman would risk his life to activate Mount Justice again.

It is precisely because of this layer of insurance that Mount Justice became their base. Now that someone has kidnapped the Red Tornado in Mount Justice, the possibility of the existence of spies has been infinitely magnified.

'This...' Jackson was very glad that he shared this information with Dick, because the other party did think of a level that he had not thought of.

"But as I said before, we have no direct evidence, so let's just keep this between us."

After writing this, Dick waited for a few seconds before deleting the message. He then closed his microcomputer. It turned out that while communicating with Jackson, he had already completed the entire mission report.

"Come on."

Dick stood up, patted Jackson on the shoulder, then turned and ran to fight with Wally for control of the game controller. He looked no different from usual.

Jackson was impressed by this kind of mental quality. At the same time, he also understood the double meaning in the other party's words. He could only smile helplessly and continue to lower his head to complete his report.

To be honest, although he is not opposed to modern technology, he is not as adept as Dick at typing on the keyboard.

Jackson glanced around the room and could see that many people in the room were absent-minded. It seemed that the possibility of their identities being exposed had a great impact on them.

He, Connor, Happy, Donna and Megan are the people in the Young Justice League who don't care much about their identities being exposed, because they either don't have an identity in human society or they simply don't care about their identities being exposed.

The rest of the people are not like them. It is impossible for them to give up their identity in human society. If their true identity is exposed, the impact on them should not be underestimated.

"Hey."

Hearing the sound of the door opening, the nervous children immediately turned their eyes to the door and saw Cyborg walking in.

"I have good news for you." A smile appeared on Cyborg's half-face. "There's no sign of an intrusion on the Mount Justice host computer. Your real information hasn't been exposed. I can guarantee that."

When Cyborg said this, his tone was very confident. He was indeed qualified. After all, he was invincible in the online world. There was no one in the world who could do anything on the Internet without being discovered by him.

After hearing Cyborg's assurance, the children who cared about their status, led by Dick, all breathed a sigh of relief. Cyborg's words undoubtedly gave them a reassurance.

(End of this chapter)