The Comprehensive Evolution of American Comics

"Are you sure?"

Artemis looked at Happy suspiciously, seemingly not quite believing what he said.

"I'm just speculating," Happy shrugged, seeming not to care about Artemis's doubts.

"But this is the only possibility I can think of. It can't be that the Justice League doesn't plan to let us out, right?"

Artemis quickly waved her hand and said, "That's not what I meant. I just... can't quite distinguish which is reality and which is virtual."

Artemis wore a wry smile, and the perceptive Happy still noticed the panic in her eyes.

Happy could understand Artemis's feelings. It was like Inception, where everything happening around them was too real. Without an anchor, it would be difficult for a normal person to distinguish between reality and virtuality in this situation.

If Happy hadn't added a safeguard in his head in advance, he might still be foolishly acting out the scene.

"If your heart is wavering, then choose to believe me at this time."

Happy couldn't think of any comforting words, so he could only try to stabilize Artemis's mentality first.

"After all, I'm considered a half-expert in terms of mind and spirit. Similarly, if I encounter shooting problems, I will unconditionally believe you."

Artemis was stunned for a moment, then turned her head away and muttered in a low voice.

"Always saying pretty words..."

"Let's not talk about that for now," Happy brought the topic back. "Listening to what you just said, in this state, we can see what others are doing, right?"

"Yes," Artemis cleared her throat and then pointed into the distance.

"See that white light? That's actually a light gate. As long as you walk through that gate, you can go to the side of the people who are still alive."

"This place is like a scene set up when filming a movie," Artemis put down her hand and continued to explain.

"And the people who are still alive are the protagonists of this movie. Only the scenes where they are present will have a plot. Although other scenes will not disappear, there won't even be a living thing."

"I also explored for a while before discovering this. Let me say first, the living people can't see us. I've tried it."

"So, we are now equivalent to a camera, right?" Happy stroked his chin. He understood this mode; it was like Among Us in space.

"Since we can't do anything now, we might as well follow them and see," Happy suggested. Artemis didn't refuse and followed behind him, walking towards the light gate together.

...

Happy's death seemed to have pressed the acceleration button for the plot. After the remaining Young Justice escaped from the Hall of Justice, after thinking it over, they finally came to the Batcave at Robin's suggestion.

This was the most resource-rich and equipment-complete secret base on Earth that he knew of, and it was also the place he was most familiar with.

Robin originally wanted to study the transmitter carefully here, let the team rest, and then think of a way to rescue everyone.

But as soon as the group arrived at the Wayne Manor, they saw Martian Manhunter lying in the ruins. He was not dead, but only suffered some injuries and forgot a lot of memories.

Martian Manhunter's survival was undoubtedly an encouragement for the children. As a member of the α team, according to the data given by Red Tornado, he had already died in space with the other members.

But now, Martian Manhunter was not only not dead but was also alive and kicking, which proved that their previous guess was correct: the people who were irradiated by the red light were not dead but were just teleported to a certain place.

It was very likely that Martian Manhunter escaped from the place where they were imprisoned, but he was attacked during the escape, which caused him to lose his memory.

The more the group thought about it, the more likely it seemed. The morale, which had fallen to the bottom because of losing their companions again, actually began to slowly recover.

With high morale, everyone also had motivation. After all, what they were pursuing now was no longer a vague thing but a goal with physical confirmation.

For the people who were still 'alive,' Martian Manhunter's significance was extraordinary, and for Happy, who was 'dead,' it was the same.

Because Happy knew that in the setting of the plot, the Justice League members were indeed all dead. However, Martian Manhunter 'living' at this time represented one thing: the Justice League was beginning to try to awaken them.

However, it seemed that Megan's mental abilities were still too strong, so strong that Martian Manhunter actually suffered some mental trauma after breaking in, which caused him to lose his memory.

You must know that Martian Manhunter is already a very powerful mental ability user. Looking at the entire universe, as long as you don't count those strange gods, then the number of people who can steadily win against him definitely doesn't exceed one hand.

But this is how powerful Martian Manhunter was, yet he suffered a loss at the hands of his niece. Although there was suspicion of being attacked, it was already a remarkable thing.

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"That Martian Manhunter is not a virtual world NPC," Happy said suddenly, making Artemis, who was next to him, freeze on the spot.

"He infiltrated the virtual world from the real world. He should have been arranged by the Justice League to awaken us, but he should have had a little accident when entering the virtual world."

"What accident?" Artemis asked, pressing.

"When you died, Megan erupted with amazing mental abilities. That impact disrupted Martian Manhunter's brain, causing him to not remember his mission now."

When Artemis heard that Megan had actually done such a remarkable thing for herself, she couldn't help but reveal a complex expression, but she was quickly attracted by another thing.

"Are you saying that Megan defeated Martian Manhunter in mental abilities? How is that possible?"

"Mental abilities are different from physical bodies," Happy decided to popularize science for the female archer. "Physical bodies can grow through exercise, but mental abilities are basically determined at the moment of birth, and it is difficult to make significant progress acquiredly."

"In other words, in the field of mental abilities, the theory that the older is stronger does not hold. When facing a mental ability user, you have to be very careful and cannot be careless at all."

"Oh," Artemis nodded. "Then what do we do now? Martian Manhunter has lost his memory. How can we get out?"

"There's no way," Happy said helplessly. "Now we can only pray that Martian Manhunter wakes up, or the Justice League will think of other ways."

"Aren't you also a mental ability user? Can't you think of a way?" Artemis cast a hopeful glance.

"I can't," Happy shook his head. "Compared to those two, I'm like a small boat on the sea, while they are the sea and the sky."