I became light in American comics.

Chapter 127 Titano the Giant Gorilla

Midtown, a few minutes ago.

"Aaaaaah!!!"

On a street overrun by gorillas, a black sedan was sent flying through the air by a massive impact. Flames spread, thick smoke billowed, and the windshield shattered at an alarming speed, sending shards flying everywhere. The female driver was thrown out of her seat by the force of the impact, only to be pulled back into place by the seatbelt.

The vehicle tumbled through the air, as if manipulated by invisible threads. The moment seemed frozen: flames and smoke, debris everywhere, the despair on the woman's face, and the rampaging gorilla.

Lightning flashed into this frozen space-time, and time seemed to stretch infinitely in that moment. A blurry figure stepped on the seemingly still brick fragments tossed into the air, riding the lightning as it rushed into this solidified realm.

Despite being a novice, Barry is already starting to get the hang of things.

Along the way, he knocked down a gorilla with a punch, kicked another one to the ground, and then used the gorilla's face as leverage to stomp on it. With a graceful somersault that left a trail of lightning, Barry stepped on the broken car door that flew into the air and rushed to the side of the upside-down car.

He leaned inside, unbuckled his seatbelt, pulled the driver, whose expression was frozen in a moment of hysterical screaming, into his arms, and swiftly drove back the way he came.

A trail of sparks trailed behind him as he finally managed to slow down and stop in a nearby alley. The female driver was still screaming loudly, turning her head to look left and right as she yelled, then abruptly swallowed her screams back down, blinking blankly, her vision blurring.

Then her gaze shifted blankly to the only other living person beside her—this guy was still shaking his hands as if he'd been electrocuted. This was no exaggeration, because there were indeed crackling electricity crackling in his hands, and he was trying to shake the electric currents off.

Noticing the woman's strange look, Barry looked up, smiled, and waved his hand. "Oh, hey, are you alright? Crazy day, huh? Woke up to find the whole city full of monkeys. But don't worry, you're safe now. You're welcome!"

"Uh, actually I wanted to ask about your clothes." The woman's expression became even stranger. "You realized... you're wearing an old lady's pajamas, right?"

"Oh my god, is that how it looks?"

Barry glanced down at his brightly striped pajamas with their tacky embroidery, the collar and cuffs adorned with tiny, old-fashioned lace. Not only were they oddly styled, but they also fit him terribly, making him look rather comical.

"Oh, that's because the friction generated heat, and my clothes burned. I just grabbed them when I passed by a shopping mall," Barry said awkwardly, scratching his head.

"Okay. So what's with the Hello Kitty on your head?"

Barry was clearly wearing a Hello Kitty-themed headpiece, making him look like a big white cat in an old man's pajamas.

"Uh, it's from that mall too. I rescued a guy dressed as a mascot doing promotions, and casually... I disguised myself as a superhero, you know what I mean."

"Is that so?"

The woman looked at his Hello Kitty headgear, then at the old man's pajamas, and gave him an expression that said, "I don't understand, but I'm deeply impressed."

Barry sighed. He felt that if he decided to do this often in the future, having a set of non-flammable gear would be very important.

"And what is that?" the woman asked, looking up.

"What did I do now? You mean the sky?" Barry followed her gaze and his expression changed as well.

so big

Some kind of aircraft, similar to the vehicles the gorillas used to land, only this one is much larger.

The enormous, golden, spherical cabin plummeted from the sky with a piercing shriek, spewing flames from its bottom just before impact to slow it down for landing.

What followed was an earthquake-like impact.

The heavy fall was like a giant cannonball hitting the central city, and the earth cracked open from the point of impact.

Amidst the billowing smoke, the massive cabin door burst open, and a gigantic shadow leaped out of the smoke.

A gorilla.

A real "big" gorilla. Standing tens of meters tall like a Titan, with thick fur, muscles stronger than steel, dark brown skin exuding a primal aura, a broad forehead, and brown eyes filled with rage and wildness.

Titano the gorilla.

A classic supervillain in the Superman series, he also appeared in the old animated series "Superman TAS". Originally an ordinary little monkey, he was chosen by humans as an experimental subject for spaceflight testing.

Twenty years ago, it was launched into space in a rocket during a space experiment, but the rocket malfunctioned and all contact was lost. The space agency thought it was dead, but it turned out that it had been affected by unknown radiation in space and evolved into a giant creature tens of meters tall. When it returned to Earth, it had become a powerful behemoth with strength comparable to superhumans.

When Shen You saw the origin of the villain, he couldn't help but wonder, "Where have I seen this development before?"

"Reinforcements! Requesting reinforcements!"

Police officers from the Midtown Police Station were shouting from the surrounding streets.

"Haven't the troops arrived yet?"

"How do we explain this situation to them? Midtown is now teeming with super monkeys?"

The officers hurriedly drew their guns and fired. But as everyone knows, the effect of a small handgun in the DC universe, if compared to the Ultraman series, is probably equivalent to the fire poker that Macs carry on their belts.

Anyway, as long as you fire a gun, it will either be a wave of human outlines and crabs on the beach will not be spared, or it will be a full-service massage and sauna, and the actual damage will still be "HP-0".

Titano, being a mutated giant gorilla mutated by cosmic radiation, is a power-type character from the Superman series, so a small pistol was obviously ineffective. However, these shots successfully attracted its attention, and the giant gorilla roared and leaped, its massive body crashing down on the officers.

And it's incredibly fast!

The officers had absolutely no chance to react; they remained frozen in place, guns raised, not even realizing that death was imminent.

A bolt of lightning streaked across the sky. Barry Allen sprinted forward, grabbing officers one by one and pulling them toward cover. But even with his speed, he barely managed to dodge Titano's jump shot after pushing through the crowd. A tsunami-like impact sent him flying, smashing into a car door and shattering the window. He was then propelled through the air, tumbling several times before crashing to the ground.

Barry groaned as he fell to the ground, his body crackling with electricity. Had it not been for the Speed ​​Force protecting him, that fall would theoretically have been enough to pulverize him.

Titano noticed him, roared, and charged again, his massive fist slamming down on him.

Barry's pupils contracted, and he slid backward in a flash, the punch creating a huge crater in front of him. Broken bricks and metal fragments flew everywhere.

Barry, catching his breath after dodging at high speed, clutched his chest and said, "You know what? For a gorilla several tens of meters tall, you're incredibly fast. If there were an Olympics for apes, you'd be number one."

"roar!"

Titano roared again, pounding his chest with both fists. The thuds of the blows were deafening, the transparent impacts reverberating.

"Alright, alright, I know you're fast and strong. But why don't you pick an opponent your own size?"

Barry pointed behind it.

"For example, him?"

Titano turned his head to look.

boom!

A beam of light descended from the sky, slowing down before leaving the ground and transforming into the shape of a giant. When its feet landed, the earth trembled and dust billowed up.

(End of this chapter)