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Kid Flash and Superboy had already completed the rescue mission Robin had assigned. Now, the two of them were standing in the open space inside the power plant.

Robin had informed them telepathically that they would be responsible for luring out this Mr. Twister, so the two of them didn't need to enter the factory building. They could just lie in ambush outside.

Sure enough, before Kid Flash got bored, a tornado blew the roof off the factory building, with a figure mixed in among the various pieces of construction debris.

Superboy took a closer look and discovered that the figure was none other than Troia, who had entered the factory building with Robin. She was spinning in the air due to the effects of the tornado.

Immediately afterward, an explosion sounded from inside the factory building. Stargirl and Robin rushed out of the black smoke caused by the explosion, grabbing the Star Scepter. Before they could fly out too far, a gust of wind dispersed the smoke.

The strong wind affected the flight path of the Star Scepter, and Robin and Stargirl lost their balance, about to make intimate contact with the ground.

Fortunately, Superboy was fast enough to catch them before they landed. Half-Kryptonian strength was enough for him to catch them easily without even staggering.

'How's your new friend?' Superboy made a rare joke, causing Robin and Stargirl to pause for a moment. In the end, Robin reacted quickly and caught the baggage.

"Not good, this guy is arrogant and strong. I hate people like that the most."

Robin said through gritted teeth. He said these words on purpose, all because of the remarkable intelligence shown by Mr. Twister.

In Robin's vision, if Mr. Twister's intelligence was sufficient, he could think of many things because of this sentence, such as why Robin said something similar to an answer even though Superboy didn't speak.

This indicated that the Young Justice League might have a way to communicate without speaking, or Robin was simply lying to it.

Although it was unknown whether it would affect the robot, setting up this layer of trap didn't take much effort, just an extra word, so why wouldn't Robin try it?

In the time it took to say such a casual remark, Robin had sent all the information he knew to everyone.

'Enemy name: Mr. Twister, suspected to be an invention of Dr. Morrow. He possesses the ability to control air currents similar to Red Tornado, but based on the power currently displayed, his strength is weaker than Red Tornado.'

In order to be able to accept Batman's mantle, Robin would often review the information recorded by the Justice League. After all, he was just an ordinary person and could only arm himself with a lot of effort like Batman.

Therefore, Robin had a clear understanding of the strength of the Justice League members. He compared Mr. Twister with the Red Tornado in his mind and came to the above judgment.

'At least, his precision in air current manipulation is far inferior to that of Red Tornado.' Robin broke free from Superboy's embrace. 'However, its power should not be underestimated. Even Wonder Girl in the process of charging would be blown away by it.'

'Yes.' Wonder Girl, who had finally stabilized herself in the air, nodded in agreement.

'Even I can't maintain my balance when facing two tornadoes. If I couldn't fly, I'd probably be injured already.'

Although demigods have far greater defense than ordinary people, it doesn't mean they can't be injured. They are just more tolerant and recover faster than ordinary beings. Falling from a high altitude is enough to hurt them.

Superboy bit his lip. He had to admit that Wonder Girl, as a demigod, was stronger than him, a half-Kryptonian. If she couldn't withstand it, he would fall even faster.

'We can't get close in the face of his hurricanes.' Robin thought with his head down. 'It looks like we can only use our brains.'

Mr. Twister obviously wouldn't give the Young Justice League so much time to think. He raised his hands and sent two more tornadoes towards the group.

The whistling wind made Robin's cape flutter. If it weren't for Superboy's help, he would have flown away long ago.

'First, create some distance. Artemis, do you have any EMP-type weapons?'

The reason Robin asked this was, of course, because he didn't have any on him. After all, who would have thought that a spring outing would turn into a mission, and they would just happen to encounter a robot enemy that they wouldn't normally encounter.

Of course, he wasn't putting all his hopes on Artemis. This was a power station, and with some of the facilities here and the equipment he had on hand, he could hand-craft an EMP device in just a few minutes.

(He did this in the original story.)

'I do.' Artemis's answer was like heavenly music. 'Green Arrow built me a quiver with different arrowheads, and one of the arrowheads has the function of an EMP.'

'However, the electromagnetic pulse released by the EMP arrowhead is not very large. It will only work if I hit the enemy's body.'

Robin nodded to show his understanding. After all, it was just an arrowhead-sized device, and it was impossible to release a large-scale electromagnetic pulse like a normal EMP device. He had expected the premise that it could only affect one unit.

And on this premise, there was another condition: they would almost only have one chance. After all, Artemis only had one arrowhead. If they gave up the arrowhead and turned to him to make an EMP.

Then he estimated that his EMP wouldn't be completed yet, and Red Tornado would have already arrived.

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'Okay, friends, limited time of five minutes. I've already thought of a plan.'

While dodging the tornado with Superboy's help, Robin sent the idea he had just come up with to everyone's minds.

...

In Mr. Twister's camera, the state of the Young Justice League suddenly became different from before. Their muscle state and expression were very different from the beginning, so he deduced that they must be planning to fight back.

But Mr. Twister was confident that he could break through any plan, all because of his creator, his father, who gave him confidence.

Absolute confidence had already been engraved into his emotional chip as a program. He would not retreat because of various uncertain factors, nor would he choose to retreat because of temporary setbacks. His program was only to move forward.

It was just a single-threaded machine.

Suddenly, the air around Mr. Twister began to turbulence. It used its ability to control air currents to propel itself, allowing its heavy body to move at an extremely high speed. The target was the Young Justice League, who were waiting in battle.

Of course, Mr. Twister's target was not a large group, but one person. It wanted to solve Robin first, the obvious leader of the team.