Superman from the comics: Starting with the Black Robe

Chapter 470 Joe El's Countdown

For the Guardians, this is one manifestation of the uncontrollability of the emotional spectrum—the yellow light of fear has fallen into the hands of those who oppose the Guardians, and given the right circumstances, it is enough to create an existence that even the Guardians fear in the blink of an eye.

Faced with such a threat, even though Apasa was beaten senseless by the Kryptonian youth in front of him with several punches, he could only swallow his anger and leave the way he came.

Initially, they infiltrated from the outer reaches of the solar system, even further away than the Kryptonians. Now, they have initiated a jump using the same energy source from Solaris, returning to the Green Lantern Corps' rear after a single jump.

The retreat of these little blue men left behind many things, such as a huge planet called Mogo, and Sinestro, who was simply swept out of the house.

Mogo's emotions were extremely stable. After carefully learning about the collision crisis between the two Earths, the first thing he said was simply, "Go for it, Superman!"

Sinestro's mindset, however, was completely different: "Damn little blue man!"

Sinestro, who had already been expelled from the Green Lantern Corps by the Guardians, was a million times more furious than Apasa had been: "These traitors!"

"You were the one who was removed from the list, not the other way around."

Planet Mogo offered a kind reminder, but was only met with a glare from Senesto.

However, no matter how much Sinestro was upset about losing the Green Lantern Ring, there was nothing Planet Mogo could do.

After all, he was only in charge of distributing the rings. Senesto, on the other hand, had his access to the central green light energy source directly severed by the Guardians, so giving him a hundred rings would be of no use.

"That's not necessarily true."

Batman flicked his finger, and a somewhat worn green lantern ring precisely slipped onto Sinestro's finger through the vacuum: "This ring belongs to one of my comrades. I hope you will make good use of it."

The ring he just gave me wasn't a new Green Lantern ring that was recursively mass-produced using the Green Lantern rings; it was an old item that belonged to Jon Stewart from the old Justice League in the previous universe.

Like the other rings, this ring is no longer associated with the Guardians, but is directly connected to the Lamphearth inside the Justice League Watchtower.

Sinestro was overjoyed to have his Green Lantern identity restored within minutes, knowing he hadn't chosen the wrong side.

The Guardians are incompetent, and the Kryptonians basically kill Green Lanterns without hesitation, making Earth the best option at this time.

Batman observed Sinestro's expression throughout, and secretly added another point to his mind—

Regardless of the universe, Sinestro, who seamlessly switches between green and yellow lights, is a very opportunistic person.

This preconceived notion may be correct, but it's not entirely accurate either.

Sinestro's speculation in this universe, besides wanting more autonomy within the framework of the Lamp Ring, is more about getting through the crisis.

As a mere Green Lantern, he is far more concerned about the survival of the universe than the Guardians.

While the other little blue men were turning a blind eye to the existence of the Black Death Emperor, he had repeatedly reminded Ganther that he must always be aware of the hordes of the dead sweeping across the entire universe.

Perhaps in the future, only Superman will be the only option to fight against the prophesied apocalypse.

But unlike Sinestro's optimism at this moment, who saw the future as "the only option to fight against the apocalypse," he was now worrying about where that future lay.

After temporarily repelling the Guardians with his fists, kicks, and the threat of the Light of Fear, he had to return to resolving the crisis of the collision between the two Earths.

"My head hurts so much"—Joey turned to look at Batman. This idea king, who had just explained the pros and cons in just a few words and made the Guardians back down, did he have any other good ideas?

"We need to speed things up."

Unexpectedly, Batman also looked at Joey at the same time: "The Guardians aren't stupid, they won't fall for it a second time."

"Being fooled? You mean—"

"It's exactly what you think."

In reality, Batman did not conduct any so-called global live broadcast, so there was no fear among billions of people worldwide.

And most importantly, he no longer has the Yellow Light Ring, so there's no possibility of him creating a Super Yellow Light.

"Well----"

Joey, who had previously crushed Batman's hidden yellow light ring because of his outrageous behavior, now doesn't know what to do.

The reason he destroyed the Yellow Light Ring was not only because he was really angry, but more importantly, because at that time Batman was no longer able to say whether he was controlling his fear or fear was driving him.

But who would have thought that the yellow light would become a trump card against the guardians and the green light?

"Don't regret it. You did the right thing. The yellow light was definitely not the 'trump card' you expected."

Despite their many shortcomings, the Blue People's choice of green light from the emotional spectrum as the main force in maintaining cosmic order is absolutely correct.

Most other emotions are double-edged swords, each with its own flaws, some of which are even more flawed than useful. Only the light of will is the most stable.

The black mist triggered by the Sentinel reawakened Batman's deepest wounds. The fear was so real that it made him consider activating the Yellow Light Ring.

Once you embrace the yellow light and are enveloped in fear, it's all too easy for you to make irrational decisions.

After briefly relying on the Yellow Light Ring, Batman realized the instant he lost it that he was the embodiment of fear and did not need the Yellow Light Ring to control its power.

Just when Batman and Superman had driven away the Guardians and put the matter of the yellow light behind them, a new uninvited guest arrived.

"Child, I'm here."

Just as the Kryptonian ships were wiped out by the Guardians' flanking attack, Jor-El swaggered into the interior of the solar system, still wearing his white robe with gold trim, showing none of the aura of a Kryptonian general.

Keep in mind that there is a giant Green Lantern in front of us, and Mogo, the mass destruction weapon of the Green Lantern Corps, is present. If he were to strike with full force, even a Kryptonian under the yellow sun would lose half their life.

While commanding the Legion to fight against the Green Lanterns and the Guardians on the periphery, he also took a break to study the spacetime folding problem between the two universes.

Of course, more often than not, they would eavesdrop on the conversations between the little blue men and Joey.

Faced with such a challenge, even Krypton's technology could not find a solution in such a short time.

So, Joe Al kindly reminded his son, "You have about four hours left."

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