American comics: Starting with replicating Superman's talent

Chapter 274 Hawk Girl

Gotham City.

The buildings, some tall and some short, are unevenly distributed.

The abandoned landfill, far from the city center, is filled with mountains of shipping containers.

But behind the landfill, a massive, triangular, tan mountain rises majestically.

Lightning flashed intermittently through the pitch-black clouds, making it look dangerous and frightening.

"I have dispersed the crowd that had come to watch the commotion, as you instructed."

Never underestimate the madness and curiosity of the people in this city.

The people of Gotham City value life less than weeds, which is why the Joker said Gotham City is just a giant mental hospital.

He walked with his two old legs.

Gordon climbed the hillside, panting, and gazed at the tall figure behind the black cloak.

He recalled their first meeting when they investigated the Court of Owls. It seemed like a long time had passed, but Batman was still the same—dark, profound, and gloomy, yet trustworthy.

"Batman, what are you waiting for?"

Gordon was somewhat curious.

Before Batman could answer, a sonic boom echoed overhead, and the detective in the brown trench coat watched in shock as three figures descended from the sky.

The young man in the lead had long blond hair, and Gordon often saw him on television and in newspapers.

Behind him was a female warrior with a cold face but a heroic bearing, and a black-haired young man wearing jeans.

"Okay, so it's your partner."

Gordon sighed, turned around and walked down the hillside again, choosing to leave the space to the Justice League members.

"What a huge mountain."

Standing on the hillside, Clark looked at the ominous-looking mountain range.

"My satellite surveillance shows..." Batman ignored Clark's wide-eyed exclamation and went straight to Ginobili, typing on the keyboard to bring up lines of data.

He stared at Gino and said, "This hillside has appeared strangely within some kind of energy storm."

"How it came about is not important."

Gino gazed at the mountain peak.

X-ray vision cannot penetrate this mountain range to uncover its secrets.

"What do you think this is?" Batman followed Gino's gaze. "A trap?"

"Or perhaps a gift?"

Gino smiled nonchalantly and patted Bruce on the shoulder: "No need to be so nervous. I told you I'd take care of everything."

"Now," Gino said, looking at Clark, "Clark, go check this hillside and see if there's an entrance."

"I see."

Clark nodded, took off at top speed, and in an instant ran around the hillside, circling it to observe.

As he rounded a bend, the boy's gaze swept across the hillside, and he slowed his pace.

"I've made a discovery."

He spoke into the headset.

His gaze fell on the distance not far away.

Inside a mountain wall that had been carved through, there was a large wooden gate with an hourglass pattern drawn on it.

"Got it." Gino stared at the pattern Clark sent.

A pattern I've never seen before.

"Let's go take a look."

The group left the hillside using their own methods.

When they arrived at Clark's side, they looked at the tightly closed wooden door.

"Buzz!"

Without the slightest hesitation, two beams of red light sliced ​​the wooden door in two, as if cutting through a cream cake.

As the wooden door collapsed, kicking up dust, a pure white passageway was revealed to everyone.

"This thing shouldn't be a magical artifact?" Clark deduced, staring at the steel ceiling.

"Let's go in and take a look." Without saying a word, Diana drew her shield and went inside.

The Justice League members filed in one by one.

The air was thick with the smell of decay, like the smell of a basement that hadn't been opened for years.

Walking through the corridor, what comes into view is a huge space filled with various shipping containers.

At the very center was an oval-shaped instrument, around which were stored five faintly visible human figures.

"The energy fluctuations here are abnormal."

Batman stared at the screen in his hand, which was flashing static.

"Shouldn't we be focusing on what's inside?"

Clark approached the instrument, patted the hatch, and said, "There are people inside, five people in some kind of frozen state."

"Should we rescue them?" Clark asked Gino instinctively.

"Things are still unclear, so don't act rashly." Gino shook his head, signaling Clark to remain calm.

"and."

Gino tilted his head slightly.

"Someone's coming."

As if foreseeing the future, a series of rapid footsteps echoed from the dark corridor on the other side.

"Stay away from the spacecraft!"

A group of soldiers in protective gear and carrying firearms appeared before everyone's eyes.

"The military?" Gino raised an eyebrow. As far as the American military was concerned, whether it was Marvel or DC, they were just a bunch of useless weaklings who were full of power but always made mistakes. What were these good-for-nothings doing here?

"We meet again."

Surprisingly, Batman seems to know the woman leading the group.

"Ms. Black Hawk".

Batman looked at the woman and explained, "He leads Black Hawk Down, an extremely secretive anti-apocalyptic group. They're watching me, and I'm watching them too, digging into their secrets."

Diana looked deeply at Batman and sighed, "You have so many secrets."

"Why are you here?" As the leader of the Justice League, Gino asked directly without any politeness.

He has never liked to trust others, which is something he shares with Batman.

"I know you, Gino Luther."

The woman in the lead removed her helmet, revealing a black face.

Those brown-green eyes gazed intently at Gino and said, "We've been watching you."

"Oh, I have plenty of people who follow me." Gino sneered, "So why are you all here?"

The boy slowly took a step forward, and the previously calm atmosphere suddenly became oppressive and terrifying: "I don't like asking the same question three times, so if you don't want to suffer, hurry up and tell me."

"I can tell you my purpose, but only if you come with me." The woman puffed out her chest without fear and said, "This mountain is a huge conspiracy, and this is just the beginning."

"Those lurking in the shadows have been plotting for centuries, and what awaits us now is total war."

"Your name?"

Gino stared at the woman.

The woman responded:

Kendra Sanders.

Gino smiled when he heard her name.

Most people may not be familiar with this name, but if we mention her other identity, many people will remember her.

Eagle Girl.

An existence that carries memories of past lives and is constantly reincarnated.

"Okay, we'll go with you." Gino smiled.

Even the Hawkgirl came into view.

Things are getting more interesting.

(End of this chapter)