The aliens who were picked up by Superman at the beginning

Chapter 121 Kara Falls into the Sea

Because she wasn't sure if Kara knew anything about Jenny's situation, Li Zhen didn't remove her helmet when she brought Rachel to Kara, who was watching TV in Clark's apartment, to explain their purpose.

Surprisingly, Kara recognized Li Zhen's outfit.

"You're Atom? Your gear looks much more high-quality than in the illustrations."

"illustration?"

Li Zhen's somewhat puzzled voice came from under the helmet.

Because of the fact that Gente's location is too close to the metropolis, and that battles between such powerful individuals could potentially take place anywhere from the sky to the ground, spanning tens of thousands of cubic miles.

The fact that Superman's punch when he returned to the battlefield almost sent Janet flying out of the atmosphere is a testament to this.

To avoid making herself too conspicuous while flying with two people, and potentially getting dragged into the battlefield if she bumped into Jeanne, Rachel had to take on the hardship.

Rachel is working on a new directional teleportation spell. Since she has never been to Paradise Island, she must rely on the location map and coordinates transmitted by Batman to the microcomputer inside the Atom suit to find her location.

This was the first time Rachel had combined geographical data with magic, and she also had to bring along two beings whose physical abilities exceeded the limits. This shows how difficult it was, because Rachel barely had time to listen to Li Zhen and Kara's conversation, as she kept muttering to herself.

What kind of elemental representation should wind direction, monsoon climate, and ocean currents have in magical positioning?

It was like solving a calculus problem in the magical world; you were sweating from the effort.

Kara pulled out a beautifully made sketchbook from under a pile of snacks on the coffee table next to the sofa.

Li Zhen was shocked when she took it and looked through it.

What is this thing?

A collection of photos and covers from a Justice League-themed FHM magazine photobook?

Kara explained that Superman brought it back to her because since the Justice League was formed, all sorts of superheroes and criminals have sprung up on Earth like mushrooms after rain.

To prevent young children from getting involved in certain incidents and occasionally encountering people dressed strangely, they should be able to distinguish whether the person is a good person or a bad person.

So Green Arrow and Batman from the Justice League teamed up to start companies that specialize in making this kind of merchandise.

While controlling the copyrights of various superheroes, it also makes it convenient for children to learn about reliable superheroes who they can call for help in critical moments.

These illustrations are not only exquisitely detailed and stylishly designed, but they also include approximate notes about the areas where these superheroes are active.

While characters like Batman, Green Lantern, and The Flash have relatively fixed cities where they operate, there are also characters like Superman who have both the ability and the time, and frequently travel around the world.

Looking back at Rachel, who was still fiddling with teleportation magic, Li Zhen took out her phone and searched for the company listed on the back of the picture book.

Upon opening the Amazon website and seeing that the catalog had sold over seven million copies worldwide, covering more than fifty countries, Li Zhen was deeply impressed.

It seemed to be the first time he had directly witnessed the businessman side of Batman and Green Arrow.

Kara seemed to rarely communicate with anyone, and instead kept rambling on and on.

Superman's point is that before Kara fully masters her superpowers, she may inevitably fall into danger due to the deliberate revenge of Superman's enemies and villains.

Therefore, in crucial moments, Kara needs to be able to identify the fellow human beings that Superman has asked to help.

I wonder if Louise will have a copy too.

Oh, no, Kara is an alien who just arrived on Earth. As a journalist, Lois definitely knows most of the Justice League superheroes.

Why didn't Superman ask him to take Lois with him?

Li Zhen was a little confused. This world wasn't New 52, ​​and she couldn't quite see the flirtatious feeling between Superman and Teacher Prince.

In most of the DC universe, isn't Lois Lane a standard Superman character?

Perhaps that top female reporter was aiming for a strong female lead style, or maybe deliberately taking Louise away would reveal information to the other villains that was meant to be concealed.

Kara is different; she possesses the exact same superpowers as Superman, which is so iconic. She even appeared in the Doomsday event.

Li Zhen put away her phone and turned to her own page.

Unlike other heroes who strike a pose in a flashy way, the Atom in the picture stands with his hands on his hips in a classic spread-eagle position, his smile somewhat stiff.

One can imagine how uncomfortable Ray Palmer, with his Zen-like demeanor, must have felt when he took this photo.

There is also a note below.

The Atom is commonly seen in Ivy League, New York, and Hong Kong.

Without a doubt, Ivytown is the origin of Ray Palmer's version of Atom, Hong Kong is the hometown of Cai Rui'an, and as for New York, the teacher and student are indeed currently based at the Star City Labs branch in New York.

It's reasonable that Atom can spawn in all three locations.

But this sense of déjà vu made Li Zhen really want to speak out.

"————What kind of Pokémon catching guide is this?"

Then Li Zhen suddenly remembered Flashpoint Superman, so she asked about it as well.

"He's in the Arctic."

Kara paused and then added.

"The Fortress of Loneliness, he said, makes him feel more at home there; he doesn't like places with lots of people on Earth."

Ah, that's true. If Li Zhen were a Flashpoint Super, after enduring so many years of inhuman treatment, it would be considered merciful if she didn't give the Earth's surface a good haircut.

Moreover, the Lonely Fortress contains some footage of Krypton's home planet, which would indeed feel more like home to that pitiful guy.

"The magic is ready."

Rachel suddenly prompted.

Kara jumped off the sofa and ran to Rachel's side in her slippers.

Li Zhen found a pack of wet wipes in Clark's apartment, took out a few, and used them to wipe the sweat from Rachel's forehead.

The three stood still, and only after the magic enveloped their entire bodies did Rachel suddenly speak again.

"There is some kind of magical interference around Paradise Island, so the location point needs to be deviated a bit."

Kara was a little nervous.

This was her first time experiencing magic, and upon hearing this, she quickly looked at Rachel.

"So where will we be?"

"maritime."

As soon as she finished speaking, Kara felt the ground beneath her give way, and after thrashing about with screams, she fell into the sea.

Li Zhen initially wanted to laugh as she held Rachel and floated in the air, but then her mind suddenly clicked, and she turned to look at the expressionless, emotionless girl.

"Did you do this on purpose?"

Could this girl be jealous because she just spoke a few words with Karado?

Unexpectedly, Rachel furrowed her delicate brows seriously, making as much of a puzzled expression as possible.

"She should be able to fly."

A moment later, Kara flew up, spitting out seawater. Her golden hair was wet with seawater and draped over her shoulders. One of her slippers had fallen off.

But Kara's face still lit up with joy.

"What amazing magic!"

Then she looked at her fluffy slipper, now only one on her foot, with a hint of regret.

"However, I need to mentally prepare myself every time I use my superpowers, so could you remind me in advance next time?"

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