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Chapter 691 Gathering

boom!

Boom!

The artillery fire intertwined into a dense web of light, tearing apart the silent starry sky. The continuous explosions, accompanied by dazzling light and intense shockwaves, seemed to be tearing apart the antimatter universe. The light effects resembled flowers blooming in the darkness, or fireworks bursting away, brilliant yet deadly.

"We haven't made much progress; there are just too many!"

Hal shouted.

"And they seem to be getting stronger!" Thor said.

"Not as good as the Hulk!"

Hulk unleashed a barrage of punches. It seemed that for every one he smashed, three or four more would appear to fill the gap, but he didn't care. He smashed as many as came, without ever getting tired.

"Their numbers seem limitless," Firestorm said. "And have you noticed that some of them keep merging together?"

Often, during a fight, an entire team of Shadows would combine into one, becoming a colossal Shadow Giant, stronger and more troublesome.

"We need to change tactics," Captain America frowned. "This isn't working. We need someone to get in and shut down the field generator first, then concentrate our forces to break in."

"Batman is calling Captain America."

Batman, who had been silent on the channel, suddenly spoke up.

"I'm inside. The field generator is off; a small explosive charge will do the trick. Let them through."

"Damn, Batman, you're so efficient?" the Flash couldn't help but exclaim.

Although they were used to the "we're teaming up while Batrider is sneaking into our base" kind of thing, today was different from usual. Nobody noticed how he managed to sneak into the enemy fortress's field generator.

But then everyone seemed to understand.

When they saw Batman leap into the sky with a bang, tearing through the shadows with his bare hands while his eyes shot out laser beams, like a red-hot blade slicing through the darkness, they immediately realized what was happening.

"So you used the gift I gave you."

Superman's heat vision flashed, and he rushed to his side, saying.

"Yes, it works very well."

Batman breathed out a hurricane-like breath, blowing away several winged shadows who were trying to engage them in aerial combat with their ace fighters, and said.

"Besides, if the world is destroyed, what's the point of keeping it?"

"Everyone, take cover—"

Tony's voice echoed in everyone's minds through the team channel.

"The big one is here!"

The sheer amount of energy was so immense that even the antimatter in the air was distorted by it, emitting a constant roar. A dazzling light ripped through the night, followed by a deafening roar—a world-destroying strike that tore apart the space in its path, leaving a long, green streak of light.

The formation of the Shadow Army was instantly torn apart, and the exaggerated power swallowed up the endless darkness. The aftershocks of the explosion spread across the battlefield, forming a huge green sphere of light that illuminated the sky with the green of will.

It is Green Lantern, with a huge, complex and ingeniously constructed cannon mounted on his shoulder, which is manifested by green light.

"Wow, this thing works great."

Hal smiled and looked at Iron Man beside him.

"You really have a lot of brilliant ideas in your head."

Thanks to Ron's telepathic link, they can communicate directly with each other through thoughts. In other words, knowledge, technology, and blueprints can be projected directly into the minds of others whenever a teammate wants to.

"Yeah, I have a lot of ideas that I usually think are pretty ridiculous, but modern technology and materials don't allow it," Iron Man said as he fired a missile. "If you want to know, I have a few more tricks I can try."

"Of course I want to. By the way, where does your imagination come from? To be honest, I'm jealous."

Hal said half-jokingly, and fired another shot, a green light that seemed to pierce through space and sweep across the battlefield once again.

"Jealous? Then get me one of those rings," Tony muttered. "I'm definitely going to build a Green Lantern armor."

"etc,"

Superman hovered in mid-air, turning his head to look in the direction of the giant Galactus Fortress.

"Something's not right. There's something... I can hear it, a strange sound. Something's coming... Ugh!"

Before he could finish speaking, a dark red beam of light suddenly struck. It was so fast that he didn't even have time to react, and it twisted several times in mid-air before hitting Superman's back with a loud bang.

"Superman!"

Kara rushed over to help and caught Superman as he fell from his back, billowing black smoke.

Everyone turned around at once. Just as Superman had said, something terrifying appeared in the direction of the fortress.

A colossal shadow loomed, accompanied by a deep rumble and the clatter of machinery. The massive metal humanoid, entirely black, resembled a shadowy demon in the night, its indestructible metal surface adorned with intricate patterns of fluorescent light, like a flowing galaxy.

"A puppet!" Hal exclaimed, "Yuga Khan's N-metal puppet! But how could this be...?"

It wasn't just one or two parts. A team of puppets appeared from the direction of the fortress, standing coldly as if proclaiming an insurmountable chasm.

The patterns on the eyes of several of the puppets simultaneously lit up with a red glow. That was the radiance of Omega, announcing destruction and annihilation.

"Watch out!" Captain America yelled, "They're going to fire again! They're about to..."

"I'll do it!"

The lightsaber seemed to cleave down from the heavens, its domineering energy sweeping across the area. The puppets' casting was instantly interrupted, and they all fell to the ground in a sorry state.

Zero swooped down, performing a somersault in mid-air before landing behind the metal golem formation. The two golems turned to fight back, but were still a fraction of a second slower. Zero dodged between the two attacks, his sword flashing, the light exploding into dazzling sparks on the golems.

Martian Hunter, who was engaged in battle with the enemy, suddenly stopped moving, as if he had sensed something.

"Wait, there seems to be something else."

"What?" Captain America frowned. "Are there new enemies?"

"No, I think this time it might not be the enemy. I think."

The Martian hunter paused for a moment, then suddenly smiled slightly.

"...on your left."

Captain America: "?"

However, when he turned his head from the satellite and looked back, he immediately understood.

It was that vortex. The one that combined the energy of the Monitor satellite, the Flash's Speed ​​Force, and Zero's Ultimate Armor, burst forth, creating a gap that led to the antimatter universe.

But somehow, the crack had grown several times larger.

More and more figures, vast expanses of light, all connected together, like a rainbow spanning the universe.

That was an army of lights of various colors that came from another universe.

"Fear my divine light!"

Guy Gardner charged ahead, waving his green light ring and shouting.

"You guys!?" Hal exclaimed in surprise.

"Yeah, us. The legion ruthlessly abandoned by our leader." Gai scoffed. "Good grief, so you're keeping all this excitement for yourself and ignoring us, huh?"

"Hmph, typical Jordan style. That's why I told you he wouldn't be a good leader."

Hal looked in the direction of the voice and was surprised to find that it was Seneca, who was leading the Yellow Lantern Legion.

"You?" Hal frowned. "You should be in jail, and you certainly shouldn't be wearing a yellow light ring."

"Come on, Jordan. The universe will be gone soon, and there won't be any more prisons," Sinestro said coldly. "Are you seriously trying to argue with me about this?"

Hal hesitated for two seconds, then turned around.

"Welcome back."

(End of this chapter)