The aliens who were picked up by Superman at the beginning

Chapter 107 No Magic Box

Inside the watchtower, near the very top of the space station, there is a separate circular monitoring area.

The prison was established to house threatening individuals who were not suitable for being imprisoned in the Phantom Zone by Superman.

For example, Seneca, the leader of the Yellow Lantern Legion, whose arm was previously broken.

For example, Pandora and Sivana, who were shown off by Shazam for several days.

For example, Lex Luthor, who just released Doomsday on Earth, only to have his home stolen by Deathstroke, resulting in the Justice League having all the evidence against him.

Of course, the reasons why Luther was imprisoned here are quite complicated.

On one hand, the Justice League needs to assist the ground government in extracting more evidence from Luthor.

After all, some of Luther's research is not only dangerous, but also involves superhuman issues. Without the cooperation of the Justice League, it would be difficult for American courts to determine the extent of the harm caused by Luther's incriminating evidence.

And give the Justice League some time to destroy the superhuman genes that Luthor has collected.

Of course, most importantly, Superman is a little afraid that Jeanne, who keeps saying she wants to go into seclusion, might take advantage of everyone's inattention and kill Luther.

If Luther were imprisoned in an underground jail, Janet could do that anytime, anywhere.

After all, even Superman wasn't sure how strong Jeanne was now after the Doomsday event.

Just in case; just in case.

A powerful individual capable of flying and burrowing through the air, effortlessly shattering continental shelves, will give you a sneak-in assassination.

Who can guard against that?

So these days are almost the busiest time for the watchtower.

Poor Steelbone, under the seemingly shift-based duty system, it seems that even if he randomly picks one day of the week to go up the watchtower, it will only happen to be his shift.

But now it's different.

At least three people accompany him on the tower every day.

Shazam stood in the corridor outside the circular prison area, leaning against the wall with his arms crossed, watching Green Arrow shake his head and walk out after failing to get any answers from the interrogation. Behind him was Sivana, who had just been interrogated, being escorted back to the prison by the guard robots that Cyborg had casually created.

Shazam raised his hand and tapped his head, then lowered his voice and spoke to Green Arrow.

"I told you, that woman has something wrong with her head, and Sivana said the same thing, right?"

Green Arrow glanced at Shazam and sighed.

In the past few days, there has been a lot of progress in the interrogation of Luther, but Pandora, whether he is stubborn or has something wrong with his head, the interrogation work has made almost no progress.

Pandora firmly asserted that the box that contained the seven deadly sins had always been in her possession.

At first, the Justice League members thought Pandora was speaking of some kind of metaphor.

The newly recruited magic-based heroes took turns using all sorts of methods, including witchcraft, spells, and hypnosis.

We just can't find the location of the magic box Pandora spoke of.

The woman simply raised her left hand, which was firmly locked by the high-tech handcuffs, as if she were actually holding something, and mocked them for being unable to see the magic box from a mortal's perspective.

Then they recalled that Pandora and Sivana had briefly joined forces, although the two eventually turned against each other due to differences in ideology, but perhaps it was just a smokescreen.

Has Pandora hidden the real Pandora's Box?

And so came the scene where Green Arrow interrogates Sivana.

Unfortunately, Sivana shares the same attitude as Shazam, firmly believing that Pandora is mentally ill.

"If I had known that the bitch didn't actually possess such a magic box, why would I have attacked her!"

Green Arrow recalled everything that Sivana had just told him through gritted teeth.

"They were almost there when she said she was going to use some kind of magic box to permanently seal away all seven deadly sins!"

Sivana was extremely emotional at the time.

He had been possessed by the Seven Deadly Sins once and experienced that power, so he firmly believed that only the power of the Seven Deadly Sins could give him everything he wanted.

Upon hearing that Pandora was going to destroy the Council of Eternity and release the Seven Deadly Sins again, Shivana was so excited that he boarded the pirate ship without a second thought.

They were completely subservient and obedient all the way, hoping that Pandora would release the seven deadly sins so they could find a way to take them back.

Even if they can't win the whole thing, they can at least get a share of the profits.

You know, the Seven Deadly Sins possessed me before, so you can't just ignore all the past ties, right?

But little did anyone expect that Pandora's intention was to release it and then seal it again.

It remains permanently sealed off.

Before Sivana could even verify whether the person actually possessed such a powerful magic box, she immediately started fighting with Pandora.

In the end, the Seven Deadly Sins weren't released, and he himself was arrested. These past few days, I've even heard some heartbreaking news from the Justice League.

Pandora didn't have a magic box at all.

That woman seemed to have delusions; she held up an empty hand and said, "The magic box is here, the magic box is here."

Isn't that ridiculous?

Not to mention Green Arrow, who was interrogating him, Sivana himself seemed even more frustrated.

He wasn't annoyed by being roughly pushed into the cell by the guarding robot; he just squatted down on the ground and started sighing.

Just as Shazam and Green Arrow were about to send the latest interrogation analysis to Batman, a new recruit to the Justice League strolled over.

Wearing a red and yellow uniform, with a flame that doesn't emit smoke on his head, and his eyes shining with golden light.

Firestorm.

It has the ability to rearrange the atomic and subatomic structures of matter; in other words, this thing can really turn lead into gold.

As a non-magical superhero, Batman, whose body had been restored, personally approached and recruited him into the Justice League, with the aim of obtaining Firestorm's ability to interfere with atoms.

After all, Firestorm debuted as an independent superhero quite early, and Batman had already collected information on him and secretly observed him for some time.

The Flash, who had been in a coma, was thoroughly analyzed and diagnosed by the Justice League. It was found that the atoms in the Flash's body were vibrating in a strange pattern, and Batman was considering that Firestorm's abilities might be able to positively interfere with the Flash.

Although Firestorm visited the comatose Flash and admitted that he was unable to effectively interfere with the atomic motion of organic matter.

But Batman and Cyborg are currently designing a conversion device in the hope of reconstructing the Firestorm's fusion and disintegration waves.

This might have a positive effect on The Flash.

Firestorm's voice was a strange mix of sounds from the moment he opened it.

"What's troubling you two?"

Green Arrow didn't speak, but Shazam, being straightforward, explained the events of the past few days to the new member.

"Yeah?"

Firestorm became interested.

In fact, these past few days have been too dreamlike for him. He was approached by Batman, received an invitation from the Justice League, and even went up to the Space Watchtower.

As a new member, Firestorm was full of passion for a long time.

"May I take a look?"

Firestorm pointed to himself.

Green Arrow remained silent, while Shazam enthusiastically led him to the front of Pandora's prison.

"We all think she has some mental issues, and there's really nothing to see about her."

Shazam and Firestorm gossip.

But Firestorm was stunned.

His golden eyes stared at Pandora's left hand, which was raised in mid-air, and he hissed.

"That area...it's the same area as the Flash's symptoms?"