The aliens who were picked up by Superman at the beginning

What no one expected was that, because they habitually believed that Superman was strong enough to delay any enemy, they were discussing tactics but were not in a real hurry.

Superman, who had just been going back and forth with the "newly appeared" Witrumman above the clouds, suddenly let out a weak scream.

Steelbone quickly ignited its engine and took off, attempting to join the battle.

Superman, who could have been smashed to his death by a single punch, fell from a short distance away from him at an even faster speed.

Its momentum was incredibly rapid, comparable to a meteorite from outer space.

The rest of the people on the ground were shocked. Barry Allen and Wally West, the white version of the Flash who had arrived in this universe due to the cosmic patch, were the first to react.

Both were golden in color, with only slight differences in shade, and the two Speed ​​Forces began to churn rapidly throughout the entire Titan base.

Fortunately, the Speed ​​Force still proved reliable in its ability to defy the laws of physics. The temporary lightning field created by the two speedsters successfully buffered and caught Superman, who was supposed to cause an earthquake throughout the San Francisco area.

Barry held Superman, whose left cheek was swollen, in his arms and sternly stopped Wally from trying to stomp on the air to support Cyborg.

Wally was greatly puzzled, as this Barry Allen was almost identical to the Barry Allen he remembered since he came to this universe.

In his universe, Barry Allen, as a predecessor of the Speedster, had to disappear from the Speed ​​Field due to an incident, so Wally always felt that Barry was also the kind of superhero who was not afraid of difficulties and powerful enemies.

Besides, he wasn't the inexperienced black teenager Wally West. He had taken over Barry's squad in his own universe and possessed equally rich combat experience. The two had fought side-by-side several times in Central City, so they should have known each other well. He was even faster than Barry.

Why did they have to speak up at this crucial moment to stop him from going forward to meet the enemy?

Barry's face was grim. He first escorted the still-bleeding Superman away, then returned to the spot a fraction of a second later and gave Wally a vague explanation, who looked completely bewildered.

"I know you have experience facing opponents comparable to Superman in the past, but in fact, most of these superhumans are either not as strong as Superman or do not have the corresponding combat experience."

Wally paused, then seemed to understand something.

"You've ever lost to a Witrumman?"

"I—or rather, another version of myself—once died at the hands of a Witrum man. All I can tell you is that speedsters can generally only deal with ordinary enemies when fighting in the air."

Wally was greatly surprised. After all, as a speedster, even if he was occasionally outmatched by some opponents, he should at least have no problem escaping and saving his life.

However, Wally couldn't hold back when he noticed that Cyborg, all alone, had been captured by a Witrumman he had never heard of in his past universes.

"We can't just watch Cyborg die, can we? Superman's been shot down!"

Barry took a deep breath.

"So I was just hoping you wouldn't act impulsively." Then, golden electricity began to surge around Barry again.

"From now on, the two of us must be careful to maintain a certain distance and pace, otherwise it will be very dangerous if we get separated!"

After being so seriously persuaded, Wally finally nodded earnestly, his body crackling with electricity.

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Li Zhen had probably just removed the new arm that Steel Bone had been fitted with when a golden bolt of lightning snatched Steel Bone from his hand.

Of course, he was still slightly surprised.

The fact that the Flash dared to leap into the air to fight the Witrum suggests that either the opponent overcame his psychological barrier and achieved even greater speed...

Two beams of electricity, one light and one dark, began to intertwine around him.

"It seems they've opted for a cautious team tactic after gaining a capable assistant."

To reiterate, even if Lee Jung, whose strength has been increased several times, goes all out, as long as the Flash stays on the ground, he can't do anything to him.

When the Flash is pushed to the limit and is determined to run, everyone else except for other speedsters can only watch helplessly.

This thing has no limit to pure willpower; even if he didn't mind destroying Earth and entering faster-than-light travel, it wouldn't work. What does it mean to be a speedster who can simultaneously appear in every inch of space in an ever-expanding universe?

Even the Empress Jeanne, who has reached the ultimate level, can have her items snatched from her hands by Reverse-Flash, who uses a wealth of tactics.

Of course, without considering such extreme conditions or idealistic scenarios, if the Flash takes off and dares to get close to him, then that's a different story.

The Flash from Flashpoint, who was mentally manipulated, is a prime example.

With the native Flash who inherited Flashpoint's memories and knew he absolutely couldn't get close to him, plus another fully mature Wally West, Lee Jung, who only planned to use 60-70% of her strength, had no further ideas.

After feigning anger, it chased after the other dog in the sky for a while, only to be thoroughly trotted around by two Flashes who were taking it very seriously.

Having estimated that it was about time, he decided to ignore the two speedsters and attack the rest of the group on the ground.

The script, which was almost distorted by Shazam's brainless and reckless actions, has finally returned to normal.

Just like at the beginning of the animated version of Invincible Young Heroes, before Red Speed ​​(the speedster in the original Invincible Young Heroes) was caught out and killed by Nolan, he was unable to cause any effective damage to the entire team.

Aside from a lucky palm strike that sent Mal and Tim flying, all the other individuals targeted by Li Zhen were rescued by the two Flashes just before his attacks were about to land.

The Justice League and the Teen Titans, in the increasingly intense and heated battle, finally put aside their past grievances and cooperated more and more seamlessly.

To put it bluntly, Batman isn't even here. Aside from Kara and Superman having some real ideological conflicts, the rest of them have no personal grudges against each other.

Of course, putting aside those feigned expressions, Li Zhen was always in complete control.

If they hadn't suppressed themselves to around 60-70% of their power, causing the intelligent atom's defenses to finally break through its 'limit' after about an hour of siege, the two hero teams on the field would have needed to fight the boss for at least three times longer to make him bleed.

The Teen Titans and the incomplete Justice League have never felt such immense pressure.

Although they hadn't suffered any actual casualties, and the increasingly enraged Witrum man seemed to have lost his mind and wouldn't run, the psychological and physical sensation of walking on the edge of a knife was still too stimulating.

All the top-tier combatants (Shazam, Superman, Kara, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, Martian Manhunter) are absent, unless they happen to have a reliable speedster, Wally West, now on their side.

It's likely that the Teen Titans and the Justice League would have been wiped out by this one Witrumman long ago.

However, precisely because all the high-end combat forces were absent, this was the first time everyone had pushed themselves so hard, pushing themselves to their limits, for fear of becoming the one whose weakness they could exploit.

That would not only hold others back, but could also cost you your life, and the Earth could even turn into hell because of your mistake.