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Chapter 834 First Mission and Plastic Man
Regarding Conner and Habby's joining, the members of the Young Justice League had anticipated it, but what's the deal with this unknown Stargirl?
Wally, knowing the inside information, subtly stuck out his tongue. Flash had told him to keep quiet about what happened in Blue Valley Town, so he hadn't said anything even to his good brother Dick.
As Batman finished speaking, Stargirl Courtney Whitmore walked in from outside the Training Room. At this time, she was no longer dressed as a Town girl.
Now, Courtney was wearing a blue uniform, with many star patterns on it, looking like the stars hidden in the night sky. Her limbs were covered in red gloves and boots respectively.
A red belt was also hanging on her waist, looking like the Bat Family's multi-functional belt. She wore a blue mask that covered half of her face, only revealing her mouth and chin.
The Star Staff, which represented the source of her power, was being used by her as a cane, resting on the ground.
Mutant Clone Habby also sized up this newly joined little girl with the others. The Stargirl in front of him was slightly different from what he remembered.
In Comics, Stargirl was considered a representative of clarity and sexiness. Crop tops and hot pants were her constant symbols, making people wonder if this uniform might not even have higher defense power than casual clothes.
But after all, that's comics. Authors must consider how to attract the audience, and beauty is undoubtedly the simplest method.
There was a period once when, no matter if it was a superhero or a supervillain appearing, as long as it was a female, they would definitely wear quite revealing clothes.
It can only be said that for sales, it's understandable.
But reality certainly doesn't need to compromise for comics sales. Just like Diana, although she wears a Greek-style battle skirt, the length of the skirt is not like in comics where you have to worry about showing her butt with the slightest movement.
Moreover, as a housemate, Yang Le clearly knew that Diana was wearing safety pants properly under her skirt, so there was no need to worry about exposure.
And Stargirl was also wearing a one-piece uniform, and it was still that kind of bulletproof special uniform. Although her figure could still be seen, it was definitely not the kind of uniform in comics that looked like any profession other than superhero.
By the way, Robin's uniform is also not the thigh-revealing version like in early comics. It's somewhat similar to what Tim wore in some Arkham Knight, a type with a sense of technology, it should have been upgraded.
Kid Flash, Aqualad, and Martian Girl's were no different from those in "Young Justice League". As for Speedy... wait, where's Speedy?
The problem Habby thought of, obviously others had also thought of. Wally even directly raised his hand to ask.
"Speedy? Why don't I see him?"
In fact, he had wanted to ask as early as when Batman read out the initial personnel list, but at this time he was not as rash as he was a few months ago. He patiently waited until Batman stopped before interjecting to ask.
Hearing Wally's question, Flash and other adults looked at each other. Only Batman, without any other option, still replied as if without feeling.
"Speedy took the initiative to leave the Justice League two months ago and is no longer under the jurisdiction of the Justice League. Therefore, he is not on the list of this Young Justice League either."
As soon as these words came out, Wally and others immediately imitated the adults' performance just now, and also looked at each other. No one had expected that Roy would take the initiative to leave the Justice League.
"Is he okay now?" Wally asked weakly.
"Speedy is now renamed Red Arrow and is active as an independent hero." Batman stopped there, and after a simple answer, he didn't continue to dwell on this problem.
"You can go to the Justice Mountain's database to inquire about relevant information. With your level, you can also access all the information. Now I want to explain the guideline for the action of the Young Justice League."
Hearing these words, even if everyone was concerned about Roy, they knew it was not the time now, and they could only patiently wait to finish the meeting first.
Batman then briefly explained some points for attention. In short, it was to let them prioritize their own safety in everything, and once again emphasized that although the Young Justice League is an organization independent of the Justice League, it is still under the jurisdiction of the Justice League.
This time, Batman and the others were not prepared to completely let them be like before. The action of the Young Justice League must be led by one or more official Justice League members, and they would hardly let them participate in high-danger missions.
Once bitten by a snake, ten years afraid of well rope. Dick and others couldn't help but show a wry smile. Originally, they had a high degree of autonomy when performing missions, but now it's all gone. However, they couldn't blame others, only themselves for playing cleverness before.
"Finally, I want to issue you a mission." Batman had been rambling for a long time. Perhaps he was thirsty, so he took the paper cup handed over by Flash and took a sip.
"Recently, an amusement park has been newly established in Metropolis. This amusement park has recently had three personnel missing incidents."
"Sounds like it's not super hero work," Conner folded his arms. "It's more like policeman work."
Batman shifted his line of sight to Conner who interrupted him, and with just one sentence, he made Conner speechless.
"Superman doesn't pick and choose work."
Seeing Superboy shut up, Batman continued, "These three missing events have almost no common points. The missing people also don't know each other. Their only two common points, besides all disappearing within the amusement park, are that all three returned home by themselves three days after going missing."
These words made Dick, who had detective cells, cheer up. In his opinion, this was the most suitable mission for him to show his skills.
Dick secretly made up his mind that he must complete this mission perfectly, so that Batman and the others could rest assured, and this time he would definitely not play any cleverness.
"The mission is scheduled to be carried out one day later. At that time, it will be Sunday, and the amusement park will definitely have many people. If the suspect has any requirements for choosing targets, a large population base will undoubtedly increase his probability of striking."
Batman continued to instruct, "This time, your fellow personnel is Plastic Man."
As soon as the words fell, the gate of the training room opened again, and a burly man wearing a blue uniform, with a large S symbol printed on his chest, and a red cape walked in.
Everyone was stunned. Wasn't it said to be Plastic Man? Why is Superman coming in?
Conner saw Superman walk in and immediately changed his posture, no longer looking arrogant. At this time, he looked more like a college student standing at attention.
However, before Conner's military posture could be maintained for too long, Superman's burly body began to deform. After a period of movement like playdough, Superman with a face full of righteousness turned into a wretched uncle wearing a high-cut uniform.
"Haha! Hello children! I am your Plastic Man uncle!"
Conner was stunned.
(End of Chapter)
Regarding Conner and Habby's joining, the members of the Young Justice League had anticipated it, but what's the deal with this unknown Stargirl?
Wally, knowing the inside information, subtly stuck out his tongue. Flash had told him to keep quiet about what happened in Blue Valley Town, so he hadn't said anything even to his good brother Dick.
As Batman finished speaking, Stargirl Courtney Whitmore walked in from outside the Training Room. At this time, she was no longer dressed as a Town girl.
Now, Courtney was wearing a blue uniform, with many star patterns on it, looking like the stars hidden in the night sky. Her limbs were covered in red gloves and boots respectively.
A red belt was also hanging on her waist, looking like the Bat Family's multi-functional belt. She wore a blue mask that covered half of her face, only revealing her mouth and chin.
The Star Staff, which represented the source of her power, was being used by her as a cane, resting on the ground.
Mutant Clone Habby also sized up this newly joined little girl with the others. The Stargirl in front of him was slightly different from what he remembered.
In Comics, Stargirl was considered a representative of clarity and sexiness. Crop tops and hot pants were her constant symbols, making people wonder if this uniform might not even have higher defense power than casual clothes.
But after all, that's comics. Authors must consider how to attract the audience, and beauty is undoubtedly the simplest method.
There was a period once when, no matter if it was a superhero or a supervillain appearing, as long as it was a female, they would definitely wear quite revealing clothes.
It can only be said that for sales, it's understandable.
But reality certainly doesn't need to compromise for comics sales. Just like Diana, although she wears a Greek-style battle skirt, the length of the skirt is not like in comics where you have to worry about showing her butt with the slightest movement.
Moreover, as a housemate, Yang Le clearly knew that Diana was wearing safety pants properly under her skirt, so there was no need to worry about exposure.
And Stargirl was also wearing a one-piece uniform, and it was still that kind of bulletproof special uniform. Although her figure could still be seen, it was definitely not the kind of uniform in comics that looked like any profession other than superhero.
By the way, Robin's uniform is also not the thigh-revealing version like in early comics. It's somewhat similar to what Tim wore in some Arkham Knight, a type with a sense of technology, it should have been upgraded.
Kid Flash, Aqualad, and Martian Girl's were no different from those in "Young Justice League". As for Speedy... wait, where's Speedy?
The problem Habby thought of, obviously others had also thought of. Wally even directly raised his hand to ask.
"Speedy? Why don't I see him?"
In fact, he had wanted to ask as early as when Batman read out the initial personnel list, but at this time he was not as rash as he was a few months ago. He patiently waited until Batman stopped before interjecting to ask.
Hearing Wally's question, Flash and other adults looked at each other. Only Batman, without any other option, still replied as if without feeling.
"Speedy took the initiative to leave the Justice League two months ago and is no longer under the jurisdiction of the Justice League. Therefore, he is not on the list of this Young Justice League either."
As soon as these words came out, Wally and others immediately imitated the adults' performance just now, and also looked at each other. No one had expected that Roy would take the initiative to leave the Justice League.
"Is he okay now?" Wally asked weakly.
"Speedy is now renamed Red Arrow and is active as an independent hero." Batman stopped there, and after a simple answer, he didn't continue to dwell on this problem.
"You can go to the Justice Mountain's database to inquire about relevant information. With your level, you can also access all the information. Now I want to explain the guideline for the action of the Young Justice League."
Hearing these words, even if everyone was concerned about Roy, they knew it was not the time now, and they could only patiently wait to finish the meeting first.
Batman then briefly explained some points for attention. In short, it was to let them prioritize their own safety in everything, and once again emphasized that although the Young Justice League is an organization independent of the Justice League, it is still under the jurisdiction of the Justice League.
This time, Batman and the others were not prepared to completely let them be like before. The action of the Young Justice League must be led by one or more official Justice League members, and they would hardly let them participate in high-danger missions.
Once bitten by a snake, ten years afraid of well rope. Dick and others couldn't help but show a wry smile. Originally, they had a high degree of autonomy when performing missions, but now it's all gone. However, they couldn't blame others, only themselves for playing cleverness before.
"Finally, I want to issue you a mission." Batman had been rambling for a long time. Perhaps he was thirsty, so he took the paper cup handed over by Flash and took a sip.
"Recently, an amusement park has been newly established in Metropolis. This amusement park has recently had three personnel missing incidents."
"Sounds like it's not super hero work," Conner folded his arms. "It's more like policeman work."
Batman shifted his line of sight to Conner who interrupted him, and with just one sentence, he made Conner speechless.
"Superman doesn't pick and choose work."
Seeing Superboy shut up, Batman continued, "These three missing events have almost no common points. The missing people also don't know each other. Their only two common points, besides all disappearing within the amusement park, are that all three returned home by themselves three days after going missing."
These words made Dick, who had detective cells, cheer up. In his opinion, this was the most suitable mission for him to show his skills.
Dick secretly made up his mind that he must complete this mission perfectly, so that Batman and the others could rest assured, and this time he would definitely not play any cleverness.
"The mission is scheduled to be carried out one day later. At that time, it will be Sunday, and the amusement park will definitely have many people. If the suspect has any requirements for choosing targets, a large population base will undoubtedly increase his probability of striking."
Batman continued to instruct, "This time, your fellow personnel is Plastic Man."
As soon as the words fell, the gate of the training room opened again, and a burly man wearing a blue uniform, with a large S symbol printed on his chest, and a red cape walked in.
Everyone was stunned. Wasn't it said to be Plastic Man? Why is Superman coming in?
Conner saw Superman walk in and immediately changed his posture, no longer looking arrogant. At this time, he looked more like a college student standing at attention.
However, before Conner's military posture could be maintained for too long, Superman's burly body began to deform. After a period of movement like playdough, Superman with a face full of righteousness turned into a wretched uncle wearing a high-cut uniform.
"Haha! Hello children! I am your Plastic Man uncle!"
Conner was stunned.
(End of Chapter)
