Marvel Nephalem

Time flies like an arrow, and the sun and the moon fly by. In the blink of an eye, another month flies by, and it’s the beginning of July.

Under the scorching sun, Clark Kent sat on an old sunshade chair, flipping through the international version of the Huanggang Question Bank in his hand, and ticking the boxes one by one in a happy mood.

There are many young Irish and African Americans standing on and around the basketball court. They are very different from each other, but they can get along harmoniously on the court.

The young man running and passing the ball back and forth on the court would steal a glance at Clark from time to time.

There were also many female teenagers with different skin colors standing around. Some of them wore heavy makeup, nose rings and earrings, and some wanted to have their entire necks and ankles tattooed with patterns.

No matter how rebellious and aggressive these people were in the past, they can now talk and laugh in this small public place.

They were all sent here by their families because they heard that a knowledgeable and godly old man appeared on 47th Street, teaching free of charge to teenagers in black neighborhoods who could not afford to go to school.

In fact, in the United States, which lacks a compulsory education system, there are always those who can afford to go to school and those who cannot.

Blacks and Hell's Kitchen Irish are usually below the middle class. For those with poor incomes, even unemployed or struggling on the edge of unemployment, they usually rely on sports scholarships and other scholarships to go to college.

Due to the impact of deindustrialization, these people who cannot afford to go to school and struggle with arithmetic usually have no future and can only do some sneaky business and become a social cancer.

But this does not mean that they do not want to develop well, even if due to cultural issues, these young people are not interested in learning due to the influence of their peers or special groups.

But people who have been there always know that if you can’t even count, how can you have a good life in the United States, which is gradually transforming towards a service-oriented economy?

Everyone doesn’t want their son to become a financial tycoon on Wall Street and open a restaurant in midtown Manhattan so that he can live a better life before he gets old.

From this point of view, Clark Kent, who taught his daughter every day in his previous life and turned himself into half a teacher, is extremely precious.

After all, even if he doesn't know it, he can still ask the system. Although this system has no bottom line and is crazy, it is still very knowledgeable.

If necessary, just threaten with a hunger strike, and the system will always have the answer you want.

More importantly, this very conscientious old teacher is also the landlord of these streets.

This means that all Hell's Kitchen people who want to walk in the sunshine can't cause trouble at his hands.

Now the comparison comes out, let your son idle around outside, and lose his life in a fight with a washing powder seller and a gangster, but he still learns something from a public teacher with natural shelter properties.

Presumably no one would choose the former, and subsequently, Clark Kent became famous in Hell's Kitchen.

With its powerful intimidation and forcibly established order, it has become the object of awe for most young people in Hell's Kitchen.

Even if his name is not Vito Don Corleone and he is not a Mafia man, people have begun to secretly call him the Godfather of Hell's Kitchen.

After stacking the last book on the wooden table beside him, Clark rarely cursed, but instead picked up the newspaper he bought along the way and read it.

"It is reported that the Clinton Group has signed a cooperation agreement with Stark Industrial Energy and will further develop new clean energy underwater base stations in the Clinton area."

"Dennis Luther, chief security adviser to the Clinton Group and director of the group's security department, issued a statement on this matter to the International Clean Energy Organization."

"In the statement, Dennis Luther said that he will be fully responsible for the deployment, deployment and acceptance of the project's personnel and the acceptance of the newly established Clinton Energy Construction Company, which will be responsible for the energy construction tasks in New York, New Jersey, Tennessee and Texas, and will work with Stark Industries will communicate on this matter."

Clark Kent's expression became colder the more he looked at it.

"Host, this little brat is obviously trying to cause trouble. What should I do? Eliminate the root causes of future troubles. Do you really think that he will change his ways?"

"Never believe it"

Clark slowly stood up, walked to the basketball court, climbed the rusty barbed wire fence with his hands, and turned his attention to the group of lively young guys on the court.

In the past month, Clark Kent has used his status advantage and private lessons to draw close to various groups in the local neighborhood. On the surface, it seems that all his efforts are in vain.

But in reality, he has been able to make a huge impact on the block.

The Clinton Group belonged to Anne. Although he had become Anne's father as Clark Kent and had a new family and mission, he could not convince himself to share the legacy left by Liv Hathaway in this capacity.

He had planned to think about it for a while as Dennis was by his daughter's side and he would not be able to arrive in time if something happened.

Dennis has been moving frequently recently, and Clark knew that if he was going to take action, he didn't know if there would be bloodshed, but a fierce fight would definitely be inevitable.

Thinking of this, Clark stood up and unleashed pressure. A mental pressure that humans on earth had never felt before, and a tyrannical pressure that was difficult to adapt to, silenced the Hell's Kitchen youth who was jumping on the basketball court for an instant.

They stopped all the entertainment activities at hand and looked at Clark Kent standing outside the stadium with awe.

"Children, please be patient and listen to what I have to say."

Clark showed a refreshing smile, looking particularly kind, but it made these young men who had already enjoyed safety and carefreeness under his protection feel flustered.

"The weather is getting hotter and hotter, and I also have important things to solve. I hope you can study hard during the summer and try to save yourself and your family's future."

These barbarians, who had always been rebellious and abandoned by New Yorkers, seemed quiet and orderly in front of Clark Kent, the burly white-haired old man.

In this short period of one month, they went from resistance and resistance to adapting to this kind of life, and gradually felt the sense of applying what they learned in their lives, as well as the impact of Clark's family values ​​and moral values ​​on their lives. benign influence.

They never imagined that they could make their lives more meaningful in an environment without gunshots, smuggling, and fear.

All this comes from this legendary old man who came out of the Antarctic avalanche. Now everyone in Hell's Kitchen knows that this old man is not an ordinary person, but no one resists, let alone wants to object.

After all, a safe neighborhood and harmonious interpersonal interactions are what everyone in Hell's Kitchen longs for.

After hearing Clark Kent's voice, even pedestrians on the street came over one after another. They guessed that the old man who had become the perfect sheriff in their minds was leaving.

"Hell's Kitchen has changed a lot in this month. There are no shootings and the crime rate has dropped."

Clark Kent said slowly: "This is the positive impact you have on the people around you while improving yourself."

"Children, life cannot be smooth sailing, but as long as you persist on the road of continuous improvement, believe in yourself, and gather your will, one day Hell's Kitchen can get rid of the opinions of outsiders and make it the safest and most harmonious place in New York. neighborhood."

Although Clark's words were really inspiring, the young people on the court seemed at a loss. There was no applause or cheers. They all found themselves afraid of losing this peaceful life that they had always refused to acknowledge but had dreamed of.

Until a voice spoke their minds.

"You're giving up on us too, sir"

Little Cooper, who was once dark and skinny and stayed at home indulging in butter all day, now looks a bit strong. The young man who has turned from pathologically dark to healthy dark seems to be unable to accept this fact.

"Maybe I'll come back when the summer is over."

Clark Kent's words made these young people breathe a sigh of relief, but his next words brought out a cry: "But this is not certain, but once someone dares to cause trouble and mess with my students, I will definitely make them pay the price. "

Clark Kent's expression gradually turned cold. This month of getting along has indeed made him develop feelings for these young people he had never met before. He said seriously: "I guarantee you this."