Superman from the comics: Starting with the Black Robe

Chapter 477 Wandering Mogo

The solar system has now truly become a super-dynamic system that has achieved complete equilibrium.

Originally, Tony and Joey on the two Earths trusted each other and established a cooperative mechanism to overcome difficulties together. However, after the Kryptonians got involved, this cooperation became a mere formality.

Then, because Joey wanted to get these Kryptonians out of the solar system, he used technology to change the color of the sun's spectrum, which then caused the war outside the solar system to become unbalanced. Now the Kryptonians are gone, but the little blue men have come in!

With more pressing matters at hand, Joey no longer hesitated over whether to intervene prematurely in Tony's cosmic affairs, and instead flew into space once again—

Honestly, even if others aren't tired, Joey is genuinely feeling exhausted right now.

This intensity is really a bit off; it's even more outrageous than when we were completely in the dark in the Flashpoint universe at the beginning.

From the moment the zombie sentinel emerged from its coffin to the moment the two spheres met, the Kryptonians came and went, and then the little blue man returned—those twenty-four hours were truly a long time for Joey.

Fortunately, at this point, the two objects emitting red sunlight inside and outside the solar system were no longer a threat to Joey. Under these circumstances, he charged towards the artificial star that was getting closer and closer in the distance.

Joey is now going to cause trouble for the little blue guys with the feeling of visiting a funeral—damn it, these guys are making my life miserable, so I might as well just explode on them!

From the perspective of the Guardian Ganther, it was somewhat terrifying. He only saw a red light soaring straight up from Earth, completely ignoring the green light barrier built by the members of the Lightbringer, and breaking through the defenses in an instant, heading straight for Solaris.

"They actually dared to come alone!"

Seeing this, Guardian Apasa, remembering how he had been utterly overwhelmed by this Kryptonian's wild punches not long ago, was enraged even more: "Green Lantern, kill him—"

"No!" Guardian Ganser boldly interrupted his senior's order.

Didn't they say that the previous guardians didn't have much emotion?

Why does Ganser feel that compared to Apasa, he, the "newcomer" among the Guardians, is more like the mature and steady one?

Bearing the risk of being blasted to death by Superman, this Kryptonian dump truck that had already accelerated to full speed, Ganser gritted his teeth and stood in front of the inevitable path Superman would take when crashing into Solaris: "We can talk!"

Thanks to Superman's efforts, the Kryptonians have quickly evacuated after the solar spectrum was altered. With less pressure, Superman and his side don't necessarily have to fight to the death, right?

"Let's talk about you!"

Aside from this Tibetan phrase, all that remained in Ganser's response was Joey's merciless elbow strike.

After elbowing Ganser, Joey's momentum didn't diminish; he unleashed a punch, brimming with kinetic energy, hurtling towards his primary target, Solaris.

Just now, this little blue man tried to tear the entire Earth apart with Solaris's gravity weapon to extract the Spirit of Existence. Now he wants to talk to him. What nonsense is Ganther spouting?

Having learned from the previous experiences where brute force failed to completely destroy Solaris, Joey realized this time that destroying this artificial star might require even greater brute force.

Upon entering the corona of the toxic sun Solaris, Joey unleashed his full cellular potential, absorbing unlimited amounts of solar energy from Solaris to accelerate his punch to its maximum potential—

With a thunderous roar, Joey, having overcome numerous obstacles, transformed into a single point, using that point to form a line that pierced through Solaris's electronic core.

The flames burning around the sun dissipated once more, and the entire machine once again came to a standstill.

This time, the damage couldn't be repaired in just a few tens of minutes.

After doing all this, Joey looked at the tense Green Lantern Corps and the furious Apasa: "Now we can talk."

Apsa's face flushed red, and he was about to order the Green Lantern Squad to swarm Joey and tear him to pieces: "I'll kill you, you Kryptonian bastard—!"

But before he could utter the word "bastard," Ganser, who had been elbowed a long way back, rushed forward to stop the other man's irrational words: "Talk! We can talk!"

Joey, who had just violently shattered Solaris, showed an expression of unsurprised surprise. Only now could he truly have a talk with the little blue guys: "Then let's talk."

These guardians are used to being inhuman. If you want them to have a proper talk with you, you have to make things go out of their control.

As long as Solaris, this super celestial weapon capable of easily destroying Earth, exists, the two sides will truly be unable to communicate.

Now that the guardians no longer have super weapons and cannot destroy Earth as they wish in the short term, they can only talk.

"We are not interested in the conflict between your two Earths."

As if afraid of displeasing Superman, Ganser changed his words again: "We can't solve this complex spacetime intersection between two universes. The only thing we can do is spend some time taking away the spirit of existence without damage."

The last time they tried to forcibly tear the Earth apart, the attempt to extract the Spirit of Existence in a second was a desperate measure taken under the threat of Kryptonians.

Now that the Kryptonians are gone, Ganther is willing to spend some time retrieving the Spirit of Existence from Earth before leaving.

"And then just let everyone on both planets fend for themselves?"

Joey retorted sarcastically, "You 'guardians of the universe' are really doing a fantastic job!"

"This isn't the outcome we wanted, but sometimes we have to make tough decisions!"

Mentioning this matter, Ganser felt a lump in his throat, and his voice rose several decibels: "Abandoning the Earth is a last resort, but the Spirit of Existence concerns the survival of the entire universe, and we must ensure His safety!"

Ganser's words conveyed the same message as before: he couldn't control what happened on Earth, but other beings in the universe couldn't be allowed to perish along with Earth because of its destruction.

Ganser's questioning was met with Joey's silence.

If it were someone else in the current situation, they might say it's too difficult? Then let's not do anything!

Since these little blue guys can't solve the problem of Earth colliding, why should they be allowed to take away the spirit of existence?

But Joey wasn't that kind of person. At its core, the Earth collision was just a matter between two insignificant asteroids in two different universes.

Tony's side is helpless; the structure of the universe determines that Earth's survival is closely related to the entire universe. But Flashpoint's side is different.

Letting the little blue man remove the spirit of existence is actually a good thing.

Because even if the worst-case scenario does occur, the casualties will only be limited to this one planet.

Joey couldn't possibly let the Spirit of Existence remain bound to Earth, thus involving the billions of other life forms in the Flashpoint universe, could he?

This doesn't seem like Superman's style.

"I agree, but it can't cause any harm to the Earth."

"I—" Apasa wanted to say something more, but Ganser cut her off, saying, "Thank you! I knew you weren't like other Kryptonians!"

Ganse really wanted to beg his senior not to cause trouble at this crucial juncture!

Superman has already shown a mercy in his heart that is completely different from that of the other Kryptonians, so what else does Apasa want to pick on?

Must we really have to start another war, have a fight, and make everyone bleed before things get better?

When the two finalized the basic framework, after a long wait, Mogo, the planet that still floats and guards Earth on both sides, finally spoke up: "If the destruction of one of Earths will not affect the entire universe, then why not give up one of them?"

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"The people up there—"

As soon as Joey looked up and opened his mouth, he saw the giant planet Mogo, which was several times larger than Earth, and realized that he had forgotten to use his brain again.

He slapped his forehead: "Oh right!"

If we really have to abandon an Earth, can everyone on it temporarily move to Green Lantern's planet Mogo?

Earth cannot wander due to space-locking, but the planet Mogo, as Green Lantern, can move around at any time!