Chapter 1403 Who Killed Superman

"Parallel universes are too confusing!" Peter Quill put his head in his hands and frowned.

Billy Batson nodded sympathetically and said: "It's really complicated. Can I understand that Barry ran to the past and created another parallel universe and another himself?"

"Well... from a certain point of view, you are right to say that." Star-Lord nodded, "The speed is so fast that it can destroy the world and create the world in just one thought."

The Flash's ability limit is indeed very high, but he is also prone to troubles, and surprises can occur if he is not careful.

The players had a brief discussion, and the countdown to answering the questions began quickly. They were not in a hurry to press the button, but waited patiently for the last second.

In the end, the right to answer fell into the hands of Star-Lord, who chose A after a slight hesitation.

Gwen, Bruce and Billy Batson all chose A, but Barry and Tes Ya chose B.

The correct answer was announced, "Congratulations to player Peter Quill for answering correctly and earning 4 points. Player Bruce Wayne, player Billy Batson, and player Gwen Stacy all answered correctly and received 1 point each;

Player Barry Allen and player Tess Adam answered the question incorrectly, and 1 point was deducted respectively. "

Peter Quill waved his arms excitedly: "Look, I told you, I'm starting to get better!"

Then he looked at the Flash and said, "Barry, it seems you have lost your ability to judge your future self. Can you answer this wrong?"

Barry Allen scratched his hair: "I thought I could help him get super powers, and then I came back directly and everything returned to normal..."

"The development of the matter may not be as simple as you think." Star-Lord raised his eyebrows.

Barry smiled bitterly: "Yeah."

After the answer is completed, the subsequent correct answer video is also shown on the light screen.

In the future video, The Flash will indeed take long-haired Barry to activate his super powers.

The latter was certainly looking forward to hearing that he could obtain superpowers. However, when he learned that there was a prerequisite for obtaining superpowers, which was that he had to be struck by thunder, he suddenly stopped laughing...

The long-haired Barry began to struggle, but at this moment, the destined lightning struck, and achieved a two-in-one record, not only hitting the long-haired Barry, but also hitting the Flash.

After a burst of lightning and thunder, both of them collapsed on the ground.

After all, The Flash has seen strong winds and waves, and he recovered faster. Then he discovered that the wounds on Long-haired Barry's body that were struck by lightning recovered quickly, which is also a symbol of gaining superpowers.

Great, the plan worked!

However, the Flash will soon discover that he is only half the battle...

During the subsequent retreat, The Flash was shocked to find that his superpowers had disappeared!

Well, now, instead of saying that the lightning gave long-haired Barry his superpowers, it is better to say that the lightning transferred the Flash's abilities to long-haired Barry.

Of course, the specific situation may be more complicated, but no matter what, the problems facing The Flash are big.

After he lost his superpowers, he could not return to his future time and space. What was even more troublesome was that the 18-year-old long-haired Barry was as excited as a minor after gaining superpowers.

Well, this guy is indeed a mama's boy...he admits it himself.

After struggling for a while, the Flash came up with a solution that was not a solution.

He temporarily lent his suit to long-haired Barry, and then taught him to master the Speed ​​Force. When he became proficient later, he would find a way to take him into the space-time bowl with him, and then go to his future time and space.

Long-haired Barry doesn't have any problem with this. It's better to say that he is very interested in all super powers at the moment.

But at the same time, another big thing happened, aliens visited!

Speaking of which, the Flash is quite familiar with this alien. He is none other than General Zod from Krypton.

Not surprisingly, this guy came to Earth for Superman, and he greeted the people on Earth with various screens and monitors, large and small, just as the Flash remembered.

Seeing this, Star-Lord outside the screen slapped his thigh: "So this is the time? Barry, you don't have to worry about anything, Batman, Superman and Wonder Woman will definitely come to help!

I understand, you want to restart the Justice League in this time and space. This is the real meaning of the previous question! "

Barry looked slightly nervous: "In my memory, it seems that Bruce was the one who did this... He will definitely blame me."

Bruce Wayne glanced at him expressionlessly: "You did make a mistake, didn't you?"

Barry sighed, bit his lip and said, "No, the matter is not irreversible, I can fix it, no, we can fix it!"

Two Barry Allens can't be a side effect, right?

But at this moment, the video in the light curtain paused, and a new question appeared: "Question, among the following options, who was the murderer of Kal Al?"

"A: Drew Zodd, B: Bruce Wayne, C: Barry Allen, D: None of the above."

"Kal-El? Who is he?" Billy Batson asked curiously.

Star-Lord said thoughtfully: "I seem to have heard this name somewhere..."

"Clark!" The Flash explained with a strange expression: "Kal-El is another name of Superman Clark Kent, his name on Krypton."

Gwen's eyes widened: "Does that mean Superman is dead?"

Gwen Stacy certainly had no connection with Superman, but after joining the Light Front, she watched a lot of quiz game videos, and the videos about Superman's future left a very deep impression on her.

I really want to believe that such a 'God of the World' can also be killed?

"Superman... Then we can rule out A first!" Star-Lord said affirmatively: "Superman and this General Zod are opponents, whether in another time and space or in this future.

Obviously, option A is a trap, and option D can also be ruled out. I think the answer is between B and C..."

At this point, Peter Quill turned his head and looked at Bruce Wayne, then shrugged his shoulders: "I tend to choose B, Batman vs. Superman, tut, I think anyone who has seen it will never forget it, right?"

Bruce Wayne crossed his arms and looked at him coldly. What black pot is he throwing on me again?

Gwen Stacy pondered and said, "Peter, there is nothing wrong with your analysis. I think so too. However, my final opinion is a little different from yours. I would choose C."

"Ah? Why?" The Flash looked at her puzzledly, "How could I kill Clark? Well, even if I am crazy and want to kill him, I can't do it. He is Clark, Superman!"