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Martian Hunter remained silent, his eyes flashing red as if sensing something. Finally, he raised his head and said to the crowd, "I was just trying to contact that...uh...Ultraman."

He was halfway through his sentence when he suddenly remembered that everyone seemed to tacitly agree to use code names to address each other.

“Oh, him? I know him.” Hal put his hands on his hips. “We’re buddies.”

“Hey, why have you never mentioned this?” Barry raised an eyebrow again. “I’m quite familiar with him too.”

"Huh?" Hal exclaimed in surprise, "You mean that guy who can teleport, unleash energy blasts, grow bigger at the drop of a hat, and explode a planet on the spot when he's angry?"

"What, you know a second one called 'Ultraman'?"

"Haha, what a coincidence, it turns out we all know each other."

Hal chuckled, but after tilting his head and thinking for a moment, he couldn't help but add something.

"It was just a casual remark. I've been to the other side of the universe with him, so I think we're probably more familiar with each other."

Barry retorted, "He was right beside me when my powers awakened, so we must have known each other even longer."

Hal persisted, "Then let's have one more time."

“Alright, that’s enough. You can continue this discussion after you meet him in person,” Diana interrupted. “We have more important questions right now.”

Then Kara muttered beside her, "Even though this isn't a competition, I'm definitely the first one here."

All of them turned their gazes toward her.

Kara quickly covered her mouth and made a zipper gesture to indicate that she was shut up, letting Ron continue.

"Is he here too?" Superman asked Martian Manhunter.

"He's here, but he has other plans and won't be joining us for now. However, he gave us some advice. The situation is urgent, so I'll show it to you directly."

Martian Hunter's eyes flashed red, and everyone felt the world suddenly spin. Each person felt as if they had been swept into some kind of vortex, falling rapidly through the void, and when they came to their senses, they had each landed around a round table.

Several people sat around a table, whose chairs and tables were suspended in mid-air. Beneath their feet was a real-world map of Deherrean.

On the desolate plain, a towering structure soaring into the sky stands out conspicuously. Its glaring, cold exterior, with its silvery-gray surface reflecting endless sunlight, makes it look like a ghost from another world.

"This is...you're in our heads?" Hal exclaimed in surprise.

“I apologize for the offense, but in these special times, this is the fastest way to communicate,” Rong En said.

"What is this?" Superman asked.

"Ultraman just gave us this information. One of the enemy commanders, known as 'Steppenwolf,' has established three such facilities in three different locations around this country."

This is the activation device for the 'pop channel'.

“A sonic boom? I’ve seen that before. You don’t need something that big; a small box-like device will suffice.” Superman frowned. “I saw it when I fought the International Gang.”

Ron shook his head: "That's the 'Mother Box,' what you've seen is just the single-soldier version. This one is built to amplify the power of the Mother Box, and it's meant to transport not just one or a few people, but an entire interstellar fleet."

Once the gates are opened, we will face an endless army from Apokolips, and their leader.

“That doesn’t sound good,” Barry said. “So he means we have to go and destroy these towers?”

"That's right. He said he had killed one of the enemy's new gods, and the information came from that god, so it's absolutely reliable. The interstellar sonic tunnel could be activated at any moment, and we must act immediately to destroy these sonic towers before that happens."

I've already memorized the coordinates of each tower.

As the Martian hunter spoke, he revoked his ability, and the group returned to reality as if they were floating on clouds.

“Three different directions mean we have to split up,” Superman said.

Hal moved swiftly and appeared next to Wonder Woman, grinning as he said, "Wonder Woman and I are in the same group."

The group of people all glanced at him.

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A minute later, Hal reluctantly flew toward a sonic tower, pouting, with the Flash speeding alongside him.

"Ugh, this is boring. Why is it always you?" Hal glanced at him with dissatisfaction.

“That’s what I should be saying,” Barry said. “Don’t hold me back later.”

"Ha, what a joke. That's exactly what I was going to say."

Chapter 254 The Legendary Captain

Deherrein, one of Steppenwolves' secret sound towers.

The automatic door of the base watchtower slid open, and a Dehereen soldier walked in.

"Hey Frank, what's that good stuff? Infantry or cavalry? Let me see it too, bro?"

The man called Frank waved his hand: "Don't talk nonsense, Jack. Let's get down to business. Haven't you heard? People have broken in outside."

"What? They've infiltrated Deherrean? The Americans?" Jack exclaimed in surprise. "But it shouldn't concern us, right? I mean, we're just logistics, right? And this is a secret base; no one will find this place."

"Of course, I think so. And from what I've heard, there seem to be only a few people we should be wary of. There's Superman, the Flash, and a few other weirdos."

"Ha, Dehereen is a big place. We're unlikely to be so unlucky as to run into them, right?"

“Yeah, and this base is top secret.” Frank sighed. “You’re a good brother, and I’m only telling you this: after this job, I’m going to run away. I mean, who really wants to work for aliens?”

I've already contacted all my people outside, and my wife and kids have already left. I'll run away after this job."

“Oh, that’s great, Frank. I’m so happy for you,” Jack said. “You deserve it.”

"Yeah, we're finally getting out of this damn quagmire. On this last day, let's just drink tea, relax, and get through it. What could possibly go wrong?"

"Yeah, yeah, we've finally made it through. We'll be able to... Hey Frank, what's that?"

He pointed to an indicator light on the watchtower's dashboard.

"Let me see, damn it, it's an enemy attack alarm! And they've detected the enemy right here?"

Frank turned his head in confusion, then froze as if he had been electrocuted.

He saw a large blue figure with an "S" printed on his chest, his cloak billowing, smiling as he floated outside the window of his watchtower.

"The Justice League has launched an operation against the Boom Towers," Pal said. "Based on the Justice League's groupings, the locations of the Boom Towers, and the status of their defenses, it will take approximately ten minutes and thirty-two seconds for the Justice League to take control of all three Boom Towers."

The success rate of the operation is 99.2%.

"There's still a 0.8% chance of failure," Shen You muttered.

Superman, needless to say, is a cheat code with the fastest leveling speed. And now, even Supergirl and The Flash are basically all products of Shen You's guidance.

Kara's abilities are a whole level stronger than in the original comics, and she also has an enhanced suit and a full set of alien weapons. The Flash's abilities, under Shen You's guidance, have approached their peak, and he could easily defeat one or two Neo-Gods during missions.

Putting others aside, Shen You couldn't fathom how the Flash's failure probability came about. Did he twist his ankle while running?

"Sir Williams, is this really a good idea?"

At this moment, a Skynet agent following behind him whispered, "I mean, isn't our current operation unauthorized? This seems completely different from the plan given by headquarters."

"Shh, stop talking nonsense."

Before the agent could finish his question, another agent interrupted him.

"You haven't heard of him, have you? This is the legendary Captain Williams! If you knew his exploits, you wouldn't ask such a stupid question. Plans are fixed, but people are flexible. Right now, we can't contact headquarters, so we just need to follow the captain's orders."

Their team leader, Mike Williams—who is also Shen You—was momentarily lost in thought.

Is it possible that your communication with headquarters was paralyzed by the team leader?

Otherwise, how can I make you obey orders?

The "Mike Williams" appearing before them was not actually Shen You himself, nor could he be considered a clone; he was merely a high-speed afterimage.

Before his death, the Deceitful One gave Shen You a lot of valuable information. The sonic boom tower was one of them, and blocking the passage to prevent the arrival of the Apocalypse fleet was the top priority. Once the Apocalypse fleet arrived, the scale and difficulty of the war would increase dramatically. Even if they could win, it would inevitably be accompanied by massive casualties on a global scale, and the damage would be immeasurable.

However, the Justice League has already taken care of this part, so Shen You is relatively at ease.

The second thing to deal with is the problem of class demons.

In the large-scale wars of Apocalypse, Parademons are always the main force. It was also learned from the Fools that Steppenwolf had established a Parademon processing plant within the territory of Deherion. If this plant isn't destroyed, it will continuously produce Parademons during the war, making even the Justice League's horde of Parademons a major obstacle.

However, Shen You's main focus was on doing more important tasks with his main body, so he let the high-speed afterimage lead this Heavenly Eye team to take charge of this part.

The Sky Eye is essentially Earth's defense force, representing humanity's own power. It's really not fair to say it's always just feeding the enemy and slacking off.

Then the team quickly discovered that today's "legendary captain" seemed to have a different style from their previous leaders.

The agents, since joining Skynet, had long been familiar with the consistent nature of their leaders. A large group of elite Skynet team leaders, headed by Amanda Waller, had consistently maintained a passive, unassuming demeanor throughout their missions, issuing commands invariably in the following pattern:

"You, go to the sky. You, go to the ground. And you, you're in charge of the OB commentary. What? You're asking me why? I'm just taking a break and enjoying the breeze."

The results of this leadership model have never disappointed; the operation of Tianyan has always been stable, or stable but unsuccessful.

In short, the leader was full of confidence in their firepower, ordered them to go up, opened champagne halfway through the game, realized it was useless, and then collapsed and ran away, while all the workers on the front lines donated their money.

LOL, it's never worked.

Today, this legendary team leader suddenly appeared. He took the lead and charged into battle. He really stepped up when there was trouble, and he left everyone a little overwhelmed.

Captain Mike Williams' performance today can only be described in two words: phenomenal.

First, taking advantage of the Parademons' low intelligence, the team dug a trap and ambushed several Parademons, stealing their weapons. They successfully infiltrated the Parademon factory, taking down enemies and scavenging along the way. The team's agents replaced their decorative firearms, which were essentially useless sticks, with Parademon weapons, giving even the regular members a fighting chance against Parademons.

The team's deepest feeling after the perfect infiltration was that they were always in the enemy's blind spot. Almost all the Parademons they encountered along the way had their backs to them, and they always managed to avoid every sentry post and every line of sight perfectly as they advanced.

It's almost like... like the captain can predict the future, as if he has a cheat code, knowing the position and vision of every enemy.

Of course, if Shen You knew what they were thinking, he might say, "Be more confident, and remove the 'seems' part."

Your captain is a total spies.

The unbelievably successful operation further enhanced Captain Mike's image in the eyes of the agents. It's no exaggeration to say that if this incident were brought back to the organization, the agents would probably all shake their heads, saying they didn't believe or spread rumors. Where would such a god-like leader come from in our organization? In their dreams, right?

They stormed into the control room without alerting any alarms. Under Captain Mike's command, the team simultaneously attacked from both sides. Using collapse grenades seized from the Parademons to clear a path, they burst through the doors and unleashed a barrage of energy beams.

Although the management of SkyEye was incompetent, there were still quite a few capable agents among them. As elite team members, their action and marksmanship were quite good, and the Parademons in the control room and several Apocalypse henchmen in charge of operations were all killed before they could react.

"Lock down the system and shut down the production line." Agent Mike strode in first. "The factory should have a core reactor for power. We need to overload the reactor and blow this place up."

"Understood, Captain!"

The agents had long regarded him as a god, and would carry out almost any order without hesitation.

Even if communication with the Sky Eye headquarters hadn't been cut off, the orders from that idiot command post wouldn't have been as effective as the captain's long ago.

The team members immediately dispersed, and soon someone exclaimed in surprise.