I became light in American comics.

Chapter 689 Uncle Swallow is dead again

"That's a truly ambitious goal."

Thor stood by the window of the Watcher satellite, hands on his hips, and said...

"Our two worlds, the strongest of two worlds combined. Our unparalleled power and your noble sentiments."

"Wait a minute, your power versus our sentiments?" Aquaman, standing next to him, objected. "I think it should be the other way around. If you disagree, you can try arm wrestling with Superman."

"Ha, I've seen his tricks. But I heard he's afraid of a certain green stone. I can use that next time we fight. What's it called again? What kind of stone is it?"

Neptune:"."

"Your Green Lantern is also a powerful warrior, but the comic books say he can't handle yellow," Thor said, a hint of oddness in his voice. "Your warriors seem strong, but they always have some strange weaknesses."

"Your comic needs an update, blonde."

Hal, who was passing by, patted him on the shoulder.

"Yellow defects are outdated; the current Green Lantern is omnipotent."

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Twenty minutes left until we head to the antimatter universe.

Captain America stood by the window, gazing at the endless starry sky outside, lost in thought.

"The Flash just told me you were looking for me."

Superman slowly descended from behind him.

"Yeah. I just feel...it's so nice to know you, and all of you." Captain America looked out the window and said softly, "Like I said before, I actually love reading comics."

Sometimes I read fictional hero stories and can't help but wonder: Did I do enough? Would the characters in comics have made better choices than we did?

"You are all outstanding people." Superman patted him on the shoulder. "In my eyes, you are already great heroes."

"We've all made a lot of mistakes," Captain America sighed. "And me? I'm just an old thing that's long past its prime, trying to adapt to a rapidly changing new world."

"In times of war, I was a hero because you knew exactly where the enemy was; you just had to beat them up. But perhaps the days of needing Captain America are long gone."

Superman laughed out loud.

"What's wrong?"

"No, it's nothing. It's just that it's incredible to hear you and me talking so openly about these things," Superman laughed. "Look, you're a spiritual leader, someone who's followed."

And me? I'm an alien. No matter how much time passes, there are times when I think about how my people are long gone. Many times I can't help but wonder, were what I did really the right thing? Or have I ever truly become one of humanity?

Captain America smiled: "Trust an old man. I've seen all sorts of people in my life, and you're more human than most of them."

"Thanks. Oh, by the way, I just managed to convince Batman." Superman crossed his arms and smiled. "He finally agreed to let you command the two teams in battle."

Since we're going to cooperate, we need unified command, not each fighting our own battles.

"I'll try."

A layer of golden light enveloped the massive monitor satellite, and energy and electricity pulsed within the enormous, oscillating conductor.

"I think I've locked onto it!"

Kara flew in mid-air, with a ring of floating screens in front of her. Her ten fingers were rapidly tapping on those intricate screens.

"Signal from the antimatter universe, I'm trying to lock onto the coordinates. Got it!"

The word "Lock" appeared on the largest display, and the device began charging. A beam of light shot into the sky, with golden electric sparks dancing in all directions.

"Your skills are amazing, young lady."

Iron Man stood on the propellant trail of the device hovering not far away, taking a moment to speak while he was busy.

"Would you be interested in joining my company after I've saved the universe? I can offer you a super high salary."

"Thank you, but no thanks."

Karachon stuck out his tongue.

"I already have my own company."

"Wait a minute, why do I remember you saying you were still a student?"

"Yes, I'm a student," Kara said, hands on her hips. "Is there a rule that says students can't have their own companies?"

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At the same time, Zero had already transformed, growing to a gigantic size beyond the satellite. His ultimate armor formed a holy bow in his hands, surrounded by golden light, locking onto the void ahead.

"Well done, my side is ready too."

Opening up space was his specialty. Once the satellite locked onto the cosmic coordinates, he and the satellite's space cannon would fire simultaneously, blasting a single shot directly at the headquarters of the anti-monitoring unit.

"But speaking of which, our main force hasn't arrived yet."

Firestorm looked around.

"Has anyone seen Mr. Shen go there?"

"Don't worry, that guy will come back." Zero smiled. "He definitely will."

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"Don't worry, The Flash will handle this."

The cosmic treadmill was activated, and the Flash's figure on it was almost a blurry red and gold afterimage, but he still seemed to be handling it with ease.

Hal, arms crossed, floated to the side: "Uh, while I have great confidence in your abilities, based on my personal experience, it's best to avoid using that kind of phrasing; it's prone to bringing misfortune."

Iron Man took the opportunity to scan and obtain readings on the structure and operation of the cosmic treadmill: "Incredible. This doesn't make sense. On every level, the shockwaves that switch to temporary dimensions shouldn't work."

This thing of yours violates at least a hundred basic rules.

"You'll get used to it, Tin Can." The Flash chuckled. "Breaking the rules has become part of my daily routine in a way."

Quicksilver remained silent, but a hint of envy flickered in his eyes.

Why is there such a big difference in treatment between the same group of speedsters?

"Success!" Kara exclaimed. "The Speed ​​Force is at critical level; prepare to fire!"

Lightning and energy surged across the massive satellite, transforming into a golden arrow that spun and shot forth. The burst of golden light roared silently through the void like a dragon awakening. The flash, seemingly devouring all darkness, dimmed the brilliance of the stars in the entire universe.

"Break!"

Zero roared, and the light arrow in his hand erupted, merging into a part of the giant dragon.

The universe was instantly torn apart, forming a long, narrow crack. A portal to the demon world flickered with a strange and dangerous light.

The satellite sped forward, plunging into the vortex. The powerful gravity and a sense of disharmony swept over almost everyone. Stars began to distort and warp, light leaping and refracting on the colorful tunnel walls, creating endless, flowing shadows.

As we rushed out of the tunnel, all the light and shadow were left behind.

What appeared before them was a huge wreckage.

It resembles a planetary fortress pieced together from some kind of armor, a remnant of a once-great being, thick armor riddled with cracks.

That was the corpse of the planet devourer.

The Anti-Monitor used the remains of Galactus to build his new fortress.

(End of this chapter)