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At the beginning, the young version of Superman Clark Kent expressed his belief in what Su Yi said, even when Su Yi had already explained that nothing would happen to his parents, but he still couldn't help but feel that way in his heart. A little bit of trepidation.

Until several days passed, I didn't know what I was worried about before. Anyway, in the end, it was obvious that Gunther's appearance in Arkham had no impact on the entire Arkham.

Life in Arkham will not become different just because there is one more Gunther.

Is it because Su Yi did something, or is it because Su Yi actually didn't do anything, but just didn't bother to do certain things.

In this regard, the young version of Clark Kent couldn't help but think about a lot of things in his mind, but in the end he didn't think about it anymore because he didn't quite understand it.

Even if things ended like this, the impact on him was not very big.

Here, the young version of Clark Kent no longer paid too much attention to Gunther.

He didn't pay much attention to Ganser, but Ganser obviously didn't think so at all.

In fact, he has always known that the younger version of Clark Kent and the older version of Clark Kent are different people, but they have the same soul, and they have the same deep feelings for their adoptive father and adoptive mother.

Gunther couldn't deny that he had a lot of thoughts on how to defeat the older version of Clark Kent, and even his parents.

But every time when his thoughts suddenly arise, they stop involuntarily.

It was like something was suppressing his brain, prohibiting him from thinking about bad things in this regard.

If he ignores his brain and even wants to use it forcefully, then his brain will be like being pricked with a needle, and it will be stabbed hard. In short, it will hurt very much.

Originally, he was still thinking about why Su Yi let him move into Arkham so naturally. Wasn't he worried that he would do something bad in Arkham?

He even thought at first, was Su Yi a little too easy to deceive?

But now, such thoughts are completely gone.

Not only did he no longer have such thoughts, he even felt (ceeg) that it was outrageous that he was thinking these things before.

Su Yi is so powerful, why would he underestimate her?

When such thoughts emerged again, he stopped talking.

After wandering through most of Arkham.

He made sure that he had a little understanding of Arkham, and then went out to make some tea.

Both the Injustice League and the Yellow Lantern Corps are very clear about Gunther of the Green Lantern Group moving into Arkham.

After their last failure, they silently paid attention to certain things.

The Green Light Group is definitely a situation that they urgently need to pay attention to.

They had many opinions about Gunther's move to Arkham, and the fact that it was agreed to.

The first thing they thought about was whether the people from the Green Lantern Group had already had some opinions in just a few days during their last duel with the Earth.

They are actually somewhat dissatisfied with this situation.

"Could this actually be a conspiracy? Otherwise, why would Su Yi let the people from the Green Lantern Group go like this?"

The older version of Clark Kent has a certain understanding of Su Yi.

They are also really serious about this matter.

I have been discussing this matter very seriously.

But now their mood is very subtle.

I found that I had no idea what Su Yi and the others were thinking.

Although they only knew each other for a short period of time, they also knew that Su Yi was not the kind of person who could be easily persuaded.

But he is not the kind of person who can directly reject people. He is originally both good and evil.

Even if you do anything, it shouldn't be surprising.

But the truth is this, but when some things really happen, they still feel a little incomprehensible and a little difficult to accept.

Not only the people from the Injustice League and the Yellow Lantern Corps couldn't understand what Su Yi did, but also the people from the Justice League, and even Su Yi's subordinates, actually had a hard time understanding it.

People from the Justice League rushed over quickly, and they came together to directly question Su Yi.

"Su Yi, I really don't understand why you would do such a thing?"

"You know that everything Ganser said is a lie. I believe that as a psychiatrist, you can't even see this."

When Bruce Wayne said this to Su Yi, his tone was particularly serious.

The expression on his face also became very serious when he said these words.

He said these words to Su Yi very seriously, but Su Yi always smiled.

He didn't take these words to heart at all, leaving Bruce Wayne speechless for a while.

Did the other party really have nothing to say about what he just said?

"Su Yi, please don't continue like this. You should be able to understand what I just said, right?"

Bruce Wayne looked at himself and said a lot of things, but Su Yi was still smiling as usual.

This made Bruce Wayne and others speechless.

Su Yi couldn't be more natural.

Couldn't he give them a little bit of recovery when they said such a long string of things?

Why does it always look like this? It just makes people feel like there are a lot of things they want to say, but they can't say it at this time.

"Actually, I told my subordinates about this before. I didn't expect that you are all so curious about this."

"Actually, the whole thing is very simple. Just think of it as me putting Ganser under my nose. As for the other things, it's not that important.

Su Yi's tone was so calm when she said this, so calm that others didn't know how to react at this time.

After hesitation for a while, Bruce Wayne finally spoke directly to Su Yi.

"Forget it, let's leave it like this, then what are you going to do with Gunther next? After all, Hal Jordan is also in Arkham now, although they haven't met each other during this time."