The aliens who were picked up by Superman at the beginning

Chapter 127 Repeated Misfortunes

At first, Jeanne didn't take the outsider's offer seriously.

The emperor was an extremely arrogant man, and he didn't even respect Superman.

"If the supervillain secret society you're talking about is made up of a bunch of trash, then I don't think I need to know anything about it."

"Then why don't you come and see for yourself?"

The outsider was not offended by Gente's arrogance, but instead patiently tried to persuade her.

"It won't take much time, and you might find that they are a reliable source of help."

The emperor frowned and followed the Outsider's directions to the Outsider's secret base on Adak Island in Alaska.

Located at the westernmost tip of Alaska, this area is covered by tundra and snow year-round, and only about six or seven hundred people live on its vast expanse of nearly three hundred square miles.

The United States built military bases on the islands during World War II, but they have long since been abandoned.

The secret base, as described by outsiders, is hidden beneath the military base on this island.

Jane stared indifferently at the rusty door leading to the underground passage. To be honest, apart from its excellent concealment, this place had no sense of style whatsoever.

It's hard to believe that there could actually be a character here capable of rivaling the Justice League.

"Since we're already here..."

We've already reached the gate; turning back now would be a waste of time.

As Zhen Te Mai descended the stairs, she thought to herself that if she opened the door to find a bunch of trashy Alliance members, she might as well just crush them all.

He casually tore open the rusty iron door, and the motion-activated lights in the underground base lit up with the loud noise.

Along with the motion sensor light, a pair of eerie green pupils also lit up.

New superpowers have been recorded.

A burly elf-eared man with a bare upper body looked at Gent with a ferocious smile. His already muscular body rapidly grew taller with a subtle hum, soon becoming as burly as Gent.

"Everything you have, I have too!"

A yellow aura, representing fear, even began to emanate from the burly man's body.

"I am Amoroz."

If you look closely at the burly man's eyes, you'll find that deep within those eerie green pupils are actually electronic eye structures that resemble steel skeletons.

In essence, it is a highly biomimetic man-made mechanical body.

Jeanne's lips twitched involuntarily.

This outsider really knows his stuff; he even managed to get his hands on a super robot like Amozo, a robot capable of being the boss of a magazine article.

This guy's ability is replication. He can instantly replicate all the abilities of any superhuman he sees, and he can also replicate and absorb the superpowers of multiple superhumans at the same time, dynamically adjusting and utilizing them in battle.

And most importantly, this thing never appeared in Jeanne's imperial timeline.

I don't know if it was during the multiverse invasion that the last key figure who knew the location of Amodra's collection died, or what.

In any case, the emperor had no experience fighting against Amoroz.

"What, you didn't copy my superpowers just to get rid of me, did you?"

"No, no, no, of course not. It's just to give you more confidence in your allies."

The previously eager Yamozhuo suddenly seemed to shut down, his eerie green pupils dimmed, and he stepped aside at some command.

Then, members of the real supervillain secret society emerged from inside the base.

A brain demon wearing a pink robe, with its head topped like a giant glass fish tank, its brain tissue, three times larger than a normal person's, immersed in it.

The Despair Demon is two and a half meters tall, with three eyes on its forehead, fin-like structures on its head and ears, and gold ornaments engraved with inscriptions on its wrists, neck, and waist.

These two are the ones that Jeanne has given more attention to.

As for the rest, such as the Copperhead, the Giant Woman, and the Gorilla Grud, the Emperor didn't pay them much attention (they either died in the invasion war or at the hands of Jeanne).

The Despair Demon is inhuman in appearance, even more robust than Jeanne, and possesses both mental and physical abilities.

Moreover, in the Emperor's timeline, Jeanne had never fought this guy and couldn't gauge his strength.

As for that Brain Demon guy...

Jeanne made a deep enough impression on me.

This villain also specializes in mental power and magic, and the deformed brain that's submerged in the fish tank is actually because he accidentally connected to the dimension of the Three Palaces Demon and received the Three Palaces Demon's blessing.

Similarly, the Brain Demon's fundamental mission is to break Rachel's seal and accelerate the arrival of the Triple Demon.

In the Emperor timeline, this guy was one of the masterminds who manipulated the ravens and set up the trap for the Emperor's third coming.

A meaningful smile appeared on Jeanne's lips.

"It can't be said that they were all rotten fish and shrimp."

These words immediately provoked some of the supervillains, with Copperhead Snake even nearly lunging forward with his tongue out.

But Jeanne was one step ahead of her.

Almost in the blink of an eye, he appeared in front of the Brain Demon.

The latter's brain tissue, which was submerged in the fish tank, began to tremble wildly, attempting to erect a mental shield to protect itself.

But Janet pressed down on the large fish tank on her head with both hands first.

Immediately afterward, Gente clasped his hands together, shattering the so-called mental shield and the brain in the fish tank as if they were nothing.

Seeing the brainless body collapse, the copper-headed snake instantly retracted its forked tongue and stood still as if it were assuming a perfect military posture.

Gente turned to look at the other villains, and to his slight surprise, apart from a few trash he didn't even consider showing fear, the expressions of the rest hardly changed.

An outsider even casually asked a question.

"Are you satisfied now?"

Gente shook off the shards of glass and the slippery pieces of brain matter from her hands and smacked her lips.

"It seems your alliance is quite fragile."

"That was just an option. I already knew your attitude towards the Brain Demon; you can consider it a deposit I paid you."

The outsider's tone, as if he had everything under control, was somewhat unpleasant. Before Jenny could speak, she heard a series of casual footsteps coming from outside the underground passage she had just entered through.

"Of course, to compensate for the Brain Demon's role in the team, I recruited someone in advance."

A pair of brown leather shoes crunched through the dust, and a disheveled middle-aged man with a cigarette dangling from his lips slowly appeared at the entrance of the base.

"Constantine?"

Jeanne's expression turned strange as she saw the newcomer's face.

This guy dares to use outsiders? Is he really that confident, or has he never suffered the same fate as Constantine?

Constantine casually glanced at the numerous villains in the underground base, while Ziguang lingered a little longer on Zhente.

He then exhaled a smoke ring.

"Let me make it clear beforehand that I have no intention of cooperating with you. It's just that due to certain issues with my status, I don't want people to openly discover that I'm eyeing that place."

The outsider's voice also rang out in Gente's earpiece at the same time.

"Anyone can become an ally as long as they share the same goal."

"The first step of the plan is to attack the Eternal Council."

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