The Comprehensive Evolution of American Comics.

Chapter 998 A Long-Awaited Family Shopping Trip
Even when killing the mind pirate, Cassandra only felt a little fear, but she quickly regained her composure.

Because in Cassandra's heart, she was helping others, even if she didn't particularly like what she was helping. But being able to help others did give Cassandra a sense of satisfaction.

Since being adopted by Yang Le, Cassandra has only had positive thoughts: happiness and joy. Tonight, whether to listen to her mother (Diana) tell a story or her father (tell a story) has become Cassandra's biggest dilemma.

That's right, Cassandra had already considered Yang Le and Diana as her parents in her heart. Perhaps David's actions were just too terrible, which made the little girl abandon these irresponsible parents without hesitation.

However, this way, Cassandra's psychological problems wouldn't be a concern. Even so, Yang Le still wanted to give Cassandra a beautiful dream.

Morpheus would of course agree to this small request. He had originally planned to help Yang Le complete this small matter himself, but Yang Le felt that since he had the ability, his father should take the initiative to do it.

Morpheus readily agreed and then stopped pressuring Yang Le, the father who was eager to return home, to stay. He personally escorted Yang Le out of the dream world and also told him that Yang Le could come and talk to him anytime if he wanted.

Yang Le also quite liked his new friend Morpheus. Although he wasn't sure if that was the case, the latter had indeed shown him endless kindness.

Moreover, there are many benefits to getting in touch with Morpheus. After all, he is different from other special beings. Morpheus will not actively harm anyone, especially after escaping from imprisonment.

Back in the real world, Yang Le transformed back into a human. He touched the forehead of the sleeping Cassandra, and a stream of pink energy flowed from his hand into Cassandra's brain.

As if sensing something, Cassandra shifted her head to avoid Yang Le's hand, who then pulled his hand back and left the room while gazing at her sleeping face.

...

Cassandra woke up the next morning feeling unusually refreshed. She said she had never slept so well before, and it felt like all her fatigue had disappeared.

Diana was very satisfied with this. Yang Le had never disappointed her. Although she didn't know how he did it, she didn't intend to ask, since everyone should have some privacy.

During breakfast, Yang Le and Diana discussed again when to bring Cassandra to meet Robin and the others. They both felt that they should give Cassandra some time, so they decided that the day after tomorrow would be better.

Cassandra, on the other hand, felt that she was fine. She had only helped others and hadn't expended much energy, so she didn't need to rest for so long.

This shows that Cassandra really didn't think she had done anything wrong, although that was a good thing. However, both Diana and Yang Le felt that girls should interact more with their peers.

Cassandra's values ​​are different from those of normal people, making her easily manipulated. Her education is indeed urgent. Not only do they need to work hard, but finding her more playmates is also a big deal.

Seeing Cassandra's insistence, Yang Le and his companion could only smile and say they would arrange it as soon as possible, but they couldn't guarantee it would be arranged by tomorrow. After all, the Young Justice League was also a superhero organization, and they had missions to perform regularly.

They can't force several children to put down their work, can they?
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The Justice League ruled Mind Pirate's death an accident, with Batman claiming that an complication arose during treatment, causing Mind Pirate's body to break down and he died. Indeed, Batman decided to take the blame for Mind Pirate's death; it was their responsibility as adults, and there was no need for a child to step in at this crucial moment.

Most importantly, nobody would believe it if you told them. Would you believe it if I told you that a little girl who was less than your waist killed a muscular monster that was more than three meters tall?
Well, some people might actually believe it. After all, this is a world full of superhumans, aliens, and higher-dimensional beings, so nothing is surprising.

However, Batman took responsibility for the matter, and although it caused some turmoil in society, it soon subsided.

After all, the Justice League had just saved the world not long ago, and their popularity was still at its peak. In addition, Mind Pirate was a supervillain, and as long as his deeds were made public, his supporters would basically disappear.

Moreover, Batman didn't just say this to outsiders; he also told the heroes inside who didn't attend the last emergency meeting the same thing, and asked others not to talk about it. It's clear that he wanted to protect Cassandra.

There are quite a few extreme individuals in the Justice League, and if they knew about this, they would inevitably develop a prejudice against Cassandra.

And so, with Batman's deliberate cover-up, the matter was quietly swept under the rug, as if it had never happened at all.

Yang Le also discussed it with Robin and the others, who said that they didn't have much time recently because the Justice League had started arranging for them to go on patrol.

This made Yang Le feel somewhat embarrassed, as he, as the acting guardian, was completely unaware of this matter, which was indeed quite inadequate.

After further discussion, both parties agreed to meet three days later. If there were no unforeseen circumstances, they should have no work on that day other than their regular training.

Yang Le immediately agreed. This was essentially him asking for a favor, and the fact that the Young Justice League was willing to make time for him was a gesture of respect. Therefore, he promised to personally train them during their training session three days later.

This was exactly what Robin wanted. He had been worried about not being able to find someone to train them recently, and Yang Le's unfathomable strength perfectly met the needs of the Young Justice League.

In this way, both sides got what they wanted and left with a full load.

With everything arranged, Yang Le felt at ease. So he decided to take Cassandra out shopping this afternoon. Diana also happened to be free, and the three of them decided to have some long-awaited family time together.

None of the three dressed up much, since they were all naturally good-looking and didn't need to dress up deliberately. The three of them standing there were a sight to behold.

Since they were staying in Smallville, the three of them naturally chose to go shopping in Metropolis, a city known as the City of Tomorrow that has almost all the advantages of a large metropolis.

Large shopping malls, unique cultural streets—you name it, it's here. Some even say that if you live in this metropolis, you don't need to go to other cities; everything you need can be found here.

(End of this chapter)