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Kid Flash landed, his feet making a "creak" sound.

Logically, the Young Justice League was executing a secret mission, and members shouldn't be making such unsteady moves during operations, but Kid Flash was just that kind of impulsive character, so it wasn't surprising that he would do something like this.

However, no one came out to correct his behavior afterward, neither Dick, the leader, nor Aqualad, the most composed member of the team; they were like office workers rushing to get off work, not wanting to get involved in matters outside their responsibilities.

"There."

Kid Flash looked around and then pointed to his front right.

Actually, there was no need for him to point out the direction; everyone had already determined the target's location before landing. About a hundred or two meters in front of them to the left, a small, pitch-black aircraft lay quietly on the snow.

The black color was extremely conspicuous against the white backdrop.

Robin activated the scanner and, after waiting ten seconds, said, "No energy readings detected."

"Me neither," Superboy deactivated his X-ray vision. "Can't see any reaction."

"Same here," Miss Martian echoed.

After the three of them confirmed and reached a consensus, the Young Justice League walked toward the aircraft, the short distance of just over a hundred meters covered with caution.

Finally, the kids reached the aircraft. Dick took out his microcomputer and began analyzing it.

"As expected."

Robin, who had been busy for ten minutes, looked up. He wiped the sweat from his forehead, breathed a sigh of relief, and said.

"Currently, I can't tell where the technology of this aircraft comes from, but just like Cyborg predicted, we can use the weapons on it. However, due to the incompatibility of the technology, we can only unload the weapons and mount them on the bio-ship."

The Martian's bio-ship possesses almost all the abilities of a Martian, and for such a versatile machine, there's basically nothing it can't adapt to.

Turning off the microcomputer, Robin stood up and said to Miss Martian, "Go get the bio-ship; let's dismantle this machine here to avoid any complications."

"Everyone else, be alert to the surroundings. Arsenal, Kid Flash, come help me."

Dick quickly assigned everyone's tasks, then began taking tools out of his backpack, with Harpy and Kid Flash helping him organize.

Except for Miss Martian, who was flying the bio-ship, the remaining people each chose a direction to keep watch. The team's arrangement looked solid, but in reality, it was just a facade.

The entire team was only focused on whether enemies would attack from the outside; no one was watching the crashed aircraft, as if they all trusted their companions' previous judgments.

But that aircraft, which everyone thought was long paralyzed, slowly started up at this moment.

The red spotlight in the center of the aircraft quietly lit up. Perhaps because the aircraft had indeed suffered considerable damage, it couldn't move, so it could only lock its target on Artemis, who was directly in front of it.

"Buzz!"

The next second, a red light flashed. Artemis, who was completely defenseless behind her, didn't even have time to scream before she dissolved into the Himalayan mountains like snowflakes.

This sudden red light exceeded everyone's expectations. Just as everyone turned their heads to figure out what had happened, Miss Martian, piloting the aircraft high in the sky, witnessed the whole scene.

"Artemis!"

Unexpectedly, Miss Martian, who hadn't reacted when she learned of the deaths of the Justice League members, including her uncle Martian Manhunter, now showed signs of collapse.

Tears burst from her eyes in an instant. Miss Martian's tears were like a fuse, and the Young Justice League, understanding what had happened, reacted accordingly.

Wonder Girl immediately raised her shield, Stargirl stepped back but also raised a barrier at her fastest speed, enclosing herself and Aqualad, who was closest to her.

Superboy tensed his muscles, almost instantly pulling Arsenal and Robin, who were squatting on the ground, behind him. The reason he didn't pull Kid Flash was that the latter was too fast; he couldn't keep up.

"Buzz buzz buzz!"

For some reason, a buzzing sound echoed in the vast Himalayas. Before everyone could figure out what was happening, Kid Flash was already squatting in front of the aircraft.

"Crackling!"

Kid Flash's right arm was completely inserted into the aircraft. Although there was no damage on the surface, the sparks constantly erupting from the aircraft confirmed that this was the case.

It was the Flash's vibrating hand, Robin instantly judged what ability Kid Flash had used. This move was the Flash's signature technique, and also an ability he would basically never use.

Because this move was too terrifying, vibrating one's own molecules to match the frequency of the target being passed through, thereby passing through the target.

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Yes, it was passing through rather than penetrating, looking more like "squeezing" into the target from a molecular perspective.

The strength of this move lies in the fact that it is equivalent to true damage in a game. No matter how high your defense is, it's useless; true damage doesn't care about that, even Superman can't block this move.

Although the vibrating hand is powerful, it's not easy to use. According to the Flash, there are probably only two people in the world who can use this move.

One is him, and the other is his nemesis, Reverse-Flash.

Kid Flash had always wanted to learn this move, but his speed had never reached the minimum requirement to use it. He had just reached it not long ago but hadn't had a chance to learn it because both he and the Flash had been too busy recently.

Kid Flash had complained to him about it not long ago, but he didn't expect to use it today. However, based on what he knew, Kid Flash had learned this on his own.

"Kid Flash..." Robin walked to Kid Flash's side, wanting to comfort the latter, but unexpectedly, the other party directly shook off the hand he extended.

"I will kill these alien bastards! I swear!"

Kid Flash was furious, his eyes bloodshot. Robin swore he had never seen his good friend this angry.

"Calm down, Kid Flash!" Robin, unafraid of Kid Flash's hysterical appearance, hurriedly hugged him.

"I know you're angry, we are too. Artemis was our companion, we all feel the same way!"

"Then help me, Dick," Kid Flash said through gritted teeth.

"Help me kill them all!"