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Chapter 275 The Whole Story

South Pacific.

From above, one sees an island shaped like a pair of trousers on an endless expanse of azure ocean, covered by countless lush trees, which from above look like moldy moss.

"On this planet,"

"There are some things that deviate from the natural laws of how things work, and we believe they exist in the form of phantom frequencies."

Zooming in, one can see numerous two-legged moa with brightly colored feathers roaming around the island in the lush forest.

At the very center of this island stands a massive stone gate.

It looks like a medieval building, but the clean, mirror-like surfaces on the building suggest that it was not built in the Middle Ages.

"The cosmic energy transmitted through the Earth's metallic core at these locations cancels itself out, creating a state of stillness. This disrupts spacetime and constructs a series of secret realms, some born of magic and others naturally formed."

"Dinosaur Island, Paradise Island, Skatias, Nanga Parbat, and this place."

Inside the massive metal building stands a colossal statue forged from gold.

A burly man with dazzling golden wings, holding a golden meteor hammer, looked up at the sky.

"This is Black Hawk Island."

Kendra crossed his arms and looked around.

"so."

Diana stared at the various mysterious items displayed on the mahogany table not far away.

"You just talked about wars of invasion. What do you know about them?"

"Don't be impatient."

Kendra smiled, picked up a sharp piece of brown metal from the table, and said, "Do you know who this metal statue is?"

The woman glanced at the statue, a look of mourning flashing across her face.

"Hawkman".

"He and I co-founded Black Hawk Island, which served as an operations base for many years."

"My story with Hawkman may sound unbelievable, but thousands of years ago, she and I were stabbed by a dagger forged from a mysterious material, and fell into a cycle of reincarnation, transcending the dimensions of time."

"In many of my 'afterlife' experiences, Hawkman and I have been very close."

"Fight side by side to protect the Earth from the corruption of evil forces."

"But we have never forgotten, and have always been searching, for what it is that allows us to continuously demonstrate the cycle of reincarnation."

She picked up the sharp metal shard she was holding between her fingers.

The metal fragment gleamed brilliantly in the sunlight.

"N metal".

"This piece is one of the few remaining pure nitrogen metals in the entire universe."

"This is the only material that can grant its holder various mystical abilities: immortality, flight, and mystical vision."

"It goes against all the rules or laws of science and magic."

"Moreover, under certain special circumstances, it seems to be able to transmit a unique kind of energy."

Gino stared at Kendra:

"Like what happened between us in the cave?"

Blackie nodded: "That's right, and that's what Hawkman has been exploring all along."

He believed that this substance possessed a peculiar magic.

"He constantly searched for clues about the origin of nitrogen in history and folklore."

"Then, he discovered a terrible answer."

"Both historical records and folk tales warn that this metal originates from evil forces and will eventually lead the world into hell."

"But Hawkman obviously doesn't think so."

"He assembled a small team to keep exploring."

"There are scientists, and there are adventurers."

Kendra sighed and said, "But just recently, when he thought his team was ready to uncover the truth, they went to another world."

"so what."

Gino sighed, a vague feeling creeping into his mind that Hawkman was probably already dead.

Well, just like how the Avengers have to take the blame after a failed war, the DC team won't shirk responsibility, but basically the Flash is sacrificed before every major event.

However, Barry is likely just a middle school student at the moment?

Therefore, Gino speculates that Hawkman is also likely in grave danger.

Kendra led the group deeper into the palace.

"This is a map."

She led everyone to a map placed on a round table.

"This is a map that shows the multiverse as we know it, including not only our universe, but also all existing universes made of matter and antimatter. As far as we know, there are 52 of them."

"This number is fixed, but let's talk about the energy of nitrogen metal."

Kendra said solemnly, "No trace of these metals has been found in 52 universes."

Gino looked at the spheres numbered 1-52 on the map.

"So you mean these metals originated from outside the multiverse?"

The boy's eyes gleamed as he pinched his chin and offered his own speculation—or rather, the information he already had stored in his brain.

"Then the answer is obvious."

Gino spoke softly, "These N metals may come from..."

"Outside the multiverse."

He extended his long, slender fingers and pressed them into a patch of darkness on the outer edge of the map: "Dark Multiverse."

"Dark Multiverse?"

Kendra raised an eyebrow; this was an idea she hadn't considered.

"The Dark Multiverse does indeed exist." This time, Clark spoke up first. "Just recently, Gino drove away a magical monster from outside the multiverse."

Hearing Clark's words, Kendra's face grew even more gloomy.

She tapped her fingers unconsciously on the table, took a deep breath, and said.

"Perhaps you need to take a look at this."

She took a file from the glass cabinet and spread it out on the table.

"This is intelligence sent by a member of the team during a certain expedition."

"They discovered a strange figure upon arriving in some dark world."

"He called this thing a dragon, and this monster that lurks in the dark also has a unique name."

The woman unfolded the file, looked at the words recorded on it, and Clark read them aloud.

"A primitive organism, composed of matter and antimatter, now controls dark matter."

"It has had many names throughout history: a cursed legend, a nightmare god with long black horns."

"His real name comes from the words 'savage' and 'As,' which are composed of foreign metals."

"No need to say anything more."

Gino was about to hear Kendra's words when a shadow fell over his heart.

Having said all that, Gino had a general idea of ​​who the enemy was this time.

"Barbatos".

Gino slowly opened his mouth and uttered an ancient syllable: "A dark creature hiding in the dark universe, coveting the multiverse."

"Pure tyranny and darkness, yearning for conquest and destruction."

Gino's expression was solemn; this was the first time anyone had ever seen such an expression on the face of this omnipotent young man.

They held their breath.

Gino said, "A tough battle is coming, men."

(End of this chapter)