I became light in American comics.

Chapter 664 Super Crystal

Oh, Green Lantern Planet Headquarters.

"Sir, all the Green Lanterns who can be upgraded and summoned are ready."

Greenlight Secretary Salak saluted Hal with one of his six arms.

At this moment, the central fortress plaza was shrouded in green light, resembling an emerald ocean. Thousands of Green Lanterns gathered under this bizarre and dazzling illumination, their suits shimmering with a continuous green light, like a thin green veil covering the entire area.

"Currently, there are 1,132 Green Lanterns assembled," Salak reported. "Most of the legion is still on its way. Should we wait for them?"

"I'm not waiting anymore."

Hal made a decisive decision.

"The situation is urgent. The prophecy of darkness has arrived, and Earth in Sector 2814 may be in danger. Green Lanterns, heed my command, all forces mobilize!"

"Notify all Green Lanterns still en route not to come to Oa, but to head directly to Earth to provide support."

"yes!"

The green light secretary immediately went down to relay the order.

Hal flew into the air, facing the vast expanse of Green Lanterns before him.

"As you all probably already know, this may be a tough battle, a battle that will determine the survival of the entire universe. For many years, the Guardians who led the Legion before me have feared this prophecy and have tried their best to avoid it and have been terrified of it."

But we are Green Lanterns, and we fear nothing. No matter which galaxy or race you come from, this is a war to defend you all.

In this battle, we will make those dead know one thing—

He raised the lamp ring in his hand high, and the green light shot straight into the sky.

"—Fear my divine light!"

All the Green Lanterns responded in unison, raising their rings and sending beams of green light soaring into the sky, forming a dazzling green curtain of light.

"Fear my divine light! Fear my divine light!" everyone shouted in unison.

Just as they were getting ready to go, Ganser suddenly flew out again.

"Wait a minute, wait a minute, there's a new chapter in the Book of Oa."

Ganser looked embarrassed.

"That Hal... there's no need to go. The Darkest Night is gone."

Hal: "???"

Green Lantern Corps: "???"

Not

We've built up the atmosphere to this point, some people have even prepared their wills, and then this is it?

Where is the promised darkest night? Where is the promised extinction crisis?

How could such a dark night just disappear like that?

Hal turned around, bewildered, to look at Ganther.

"But didn't you just say that?"

"Yeah, but I think I made a mistake." Ganser scratched his head. "I don't know what happened, anyway, the prophecy said everything would be alright."

"The darkest night has ended."

"Thanks, I owe you another favor."

Superman floated in mid-air, waving his arms and fists, feeling the astonishing divine power returning to his body.

Shen You smiled and said, "It's nothing, you're welcome."

Kara was flying back and forth in the air above them like a happy little bird, seemingly reliving the feeling of regaining her powers.

Yes, the three members of the alliance have returned to normal. Batman has become a normal human again, while Superman and Supergirl have regained their superpowers.

"So, you're saying all of this is because of a certain magical brooch."

Batman took a sip of coffee.

His mug has the "HISHE" logo printed on it.

"Yeah, magic. It always gives you and Superman a headache, doesn't it?" Shen You chuckled.

"Hmph." Batman crossed his arms. "It's just science waiting to be discovered."

"I agree with that."

"A brooch has caused us such a huge mess." Superman took a deep breath. "So whose conspiracy is this? Some villain who's always had designs on us? And what's their goal?"

"There was no conspiracy, and no ulterior motive."

Shen You shrugged.

"It was just an accident. In fact, the Silver Enchantress took the brooch. But after learning about your predicament, she voluntarily donated it, helping you return to normal."

Batman and Superman looked at each other in bewilderment.

"Silver Rose, donated voluntarily?" Even Superman expressed disbelief.

"You talked to her and persuaded her to do it voluntarily, right?" Batman added.

"Really not." Shen You said sincerely.

In fact, he didn't really have time to do anything. It's just that when he and Zero were fighting the Black Death God, the Silver Fairy happened to be nearby. Obviously, the cursed fairy had never seen such a scene in all those years, and she immediately covered her head and huddled in a corner, trembling with fear.

All those ambitions, all those thoughts of wanting to do whatever they wanted with the power of the amulet, vanished instantly after witnessing that breathtaking scene.

Especially when she saw the Black Death Emperor, who was said to be the embodiment of death, being dragged out of his underworld like a chick and then casually locked in a black lamp battery to eat prison food, the Silver Enchantress couldn't help but think carefully.

She suddenly realized that this broken amulet was nothing special, not worth offending those gods. So when Shen You finished his business and flew back to her, before he could even speak, she immediately held up the brooch like she was presenting a treasure, indicating that she should take it and not be shy about it.

"So what's going on here?" Superman asked. "The changes happening among us?"

"I'm not sure. But the Enchantress has suggested that the brooch has the power to alter reality, and that it is said to be influenced by people's deepest desires."

Shen You said.

Batman and Superman both frowned.

"You mean, it was because we wanted it that we ended up in that bizarre situation?" Superman asked.

"Why would we want that kind of weird scene?" Batman asked.

"It's not necessarily what you really want. You know, magic isn't always reliable. Maybe it's not your real wish, but just a thought that flashed through your mind."

Or perhaps it will misinterpret the original meaning of the person making the wish.

"Or perhaps," Superman pondered, "maybe I have indeed thought that way. I long to be an ordinary person, I wish I didn't have my superpowers, and could live like a normal person."

He looked at Batman.

"And you, you might not admit it, but you want power, right, Bruce? I know, the reason you became Batman is that you never want to see that night again."

But no matter how much you do, it's never enough. Even Batman has his limits, so you think if you had the power...

"I don't want to talk about this," he said coldly. "Anyway, I just hope everything can go back to normal."

"Then why me?"

At this moment, Kara landed from the sky, tilting her head and asking in surprise.

Why would we?

"Because Batman thinks you're wasting your talent," Superman said softly. "He thinks you're a carefree girl and that's all you need to do."

But if someone else had this power

If someone like him possessed power, he would tirelessly and relentlessly stop everything.

"Ah." Kara lowered her head, feeling as if she had been criticized.

"I didn't really think that way." Batman's voice seemed a few degrees softer than usual.

"I know," Superman nodded. "And no one can go on forever, not even if they had that power. You've tried, you should know that."

Batman: "."

"But maybe you're right. In fact, I've thought about this question carefully before this happened: why would power be in someone like me?"

If it were someone else, someone more suitable, like you, Bruce, I've always felt you could do more than me, and do it better than me.

"No one is more suitable than you, Clark," Batman said calmly. "You know that."

"Maybe, but I still can't help thinking about it. That's why I asked Kara to help me develop this using the equipment in Lonely Fortress."

He took out a small Kryptonian crystal and gently placed it on the table.

"What is this?" Batman frowned.

"The result of our efforts is a technology that will shake the world. Once activated, it can grant a human the same abilities as us, the abilities of a Kryptonian, within twenty-four hours."

Batman's pupils contracted, and even his mask could not hide his astonishment at that moment.

"And I want to give it to you, Bruce," Superman said earnestly. "I think you'll need it someday."

(End of this chapter)