The Green Lantern Corps is a mysterious organization in the universe. It is mysterious because each member has special abilities from the Green Lantern ring. But relatively speaking, this is actually an open organization, and many civilizations in the universe
Everyone knows of their existence.
It cannot be denied that the vast majority of Green Lanterns are just and helpful. The Green Lantern Corps has divided the universe into many sectors. Each sector has a Green Lantern responsible for maintaining the security of the universe. Most of these Green Lanterns are conscientious and dedicated.
Being diligent and conscientious has indeed made a great contribution to the security of the universe.
If you put it this way, Schiller's taking advantage of the Green Lantern Corps seems more like what a villain would do. Although Schiller doesn't care if anyone really thinks of him as a villain, he still feels guilty for his own behavior.
There is room for justification of behavior, and the key lies in the little blue people, the founders of the Green Lantern Corps and the guardians of the universe.
I have mentioned before how unreliable the little blue men are, but in fact, they are more unreliable than anyone imagined. For example, the commander of the angry Red Lantern Corps is actually
The product of trouble caused by the little blue man.
The little blue people created a kind of mechanical life and massacred the civilization in sector 666. In the end, there were only a few people left in the entire sector. The survivor Atohita was selected by the red light spectrum because of the anger of the civilization being destroyed, and became
Commander of the Red Lantern Corps.
Viewed in the context of the universe, this story is a bit boring, but if viewed at the microscopic level of life, Batman just lost his parents and could not get rid of the shadow of revenge in his life, and a small mistake by the little blue man led to
The annihilation of all civilizations in a huge area of the universe, and in the end, there is no Batman in the universe to make them pay the price.
For another example, during the Blackest Night incident in the comics, lantern groups of several colors started a melee. This was actually caused by the little blue man. The leader of the blue lantern corps had differences with the little blue man. Purple lanterns and green lanterns started fighting.
The same goes for yellow lights.
The Little Blue Man allowed the Supreme Green Lantern to suppress the Green Lantern, but in turn turned a blind eye to the Orange Lantern Corps leader occupying all the Orange Lantern energy. These methods of handling caused all the Corps to feel resentment and then fight.
They all made wrong choices at every critical node, which finally led to this big incident. The price they had to pay for these mistakes was just the infamy. In many cases, they didn't even get infamy.
Lantern group.
For the Lantern Corps, their mistakes resulted in heavy losses for the legion, a decline in its reputation in the universe, and even the foundation of the legion was shaken.
It sounds very tragic, but compared with the destruction encountered by ordinary civilizations in the universe, it is actually nothing at all. The massacre suffered by sector 666 alone killed and injured hundreds of millions of ordinary lives.
And what lessons did the little blue people learn from this incident? Nothing.
They still made all kinds of messes, instigated the relationship between the lantern groups, and caused the lanterns to kill each other, which led to the occurrence of the Blackest Night.
Human beings always yearn for justice and beauty. Therefore, when the Green Lantern Ring came to this planet in the name of justice, many people, like Hal, were not vigilant enough about it, and even longed for the Green Lantern Ring to really give it.
The universe brings peace.…
But in fact, even if most Green Lanterns are just and friendly, due to the gap in cognitive level and ability, ordinary surface creatures are simply unable to realize the huge danger behind them.
It's like a nest of ants facing humans. If humans are friendly, everyone will be happy, but if there is any accident, neither the ants nor the ant's nest can withstand the terrifying natural disasters that fall from the sky.
The most worrying thing is that because of the kindness shown by humans in the past, many ants will not resist when disaster strikes, but will even be killed. They will also sing the words of friendship with humans before they die.
hymn.
It is foreseeable that if Hal does not get rid of the brainwashing state of blindly accepting tasks and upholding the justice of Green Lantern, then one day there will no longer be Hal Jordan in this world, but only one will be left.
The Green Lantern belongs to Oa in both spirit and body.
"Actually, I rarely mention my hometown to people. The reputation of Seaside City on the West Coast is not good. Because of the immigrants brought by the gold rush of the last decade, the security situation there was once very worrying."
"But I still love my hometown very much. I was born and raised there. Even for a long time, I was afraid of leaving there,"
Sitting on the sofa in the manor, Hal played with the kryptonite crystal filled with green light energy in his hand. The green light reflected in his pupils, making his eyes look like a shimmering emerald.
"Perhaps you may not believe it, but when I came to Gotham, I felt sober for a moment and was freed from that great goal of justice, because I missed home."
"But..." Hal took a deep breath, relaxed his body, and leaned against the back of the sofa. He said: "The people and things in Gotham opened my eyes. I have never been to such a faraway place in my first half of my life.
, now it seems it’s time to go out for a walk.”
"Where are you going?" Schiller asked.
"I want to go around the east coast first. I don't have any fixed plans. I'll just go wherever I go. Maybe I'll go to the west again. I've always had a cowboy dream..."
"I thought that after you learned about these things in the universe, your goals would be a little more ambitious."
Schiller also picked up a green crystal from the box and observed it. The faint green light on it showed a fresh vitality, like a bud that had just sprouted in spring.
Hal paused for a moment and looked up at Schiller. He heard the hint in his words and asked: "Go bigger? What do you mean?"
"After you became Green Lantern, didn't you want to go to the headquarters to see it?"
"I..." Hal paused, then sighed and said:
"Okay, I admit, I am not a very adventurous person. So far, Gotham is the furthest place I have ever been. It is impossible for me to just go there without even leaving my hometown.
Traveling millions of light years to a strange alien planet?"
"But you've even been to Gotham, why are you afraid of aliens?" Schiller pointed out the key point again, and Hal was speechless.
"Hal, although I said I was cleaning up the mess for you, you also know that it was just a joke. I collect this energy for my own purposes, and there is no way to undo the possible consequences of intelligence leakage."
…
Schiller's face became serious, and Hal's attention was attracted to him. He heard Schiller say: "You should know how fragile human civilization is, let alone aliens, what's inside the earth now
The situation is also explosive, and any weak impact may destroy the entire civilized society."
"At this time, no one wants an unknown force from the universe to interfere with the situation here, but no one knows whether they will focus on this place through the information you sent."
Hal's expression also became serious, and Schiller sighed and said, "Indeed, the Earth may be a remote place. Even if you send all the detailed information here to the headquarters of the Green Lantern Corps, no one will care about such a small place.
A planet, but do you dare to bet?"
"Not to mention the entire Green Lantern Corps, even if one Green Lantern is interested in this place, it may cause unpredictable damage, just like what you did in Gotham. Maybe he has no ill intentions, but human beings really
It's fragile."
"No, I'm sure they will be interested in Earth." Hal's face looked a little gloomy, and he said: "Or, they will definitely be interested in Gotham."
"Fortunately, after I came to Gotham, I entered your dream and did not continue to provide information after that. Otherwise, once they know the situation here, a bunch of Green Lanterns will definitely come together to purify this place.
A city.”
Hal covered his forehead with his hands and said: "Oh my god, I'm afraid I really have to go to Oua. If any of them are really interested in Earth, come here, and then discover Gotham, the Green Lantern Corps will definitely
Attack here."
The more he talked, the more anxious he became, and he even stood up from the sofa. The green carved stone crystal in his hand emitted a faint light, and the green light spread along his arms and to his body.
"Wait, are you planning to go like this? Do you know where the headquarters of the Green Lantern Corps is?"
"Of course, the ring will tell me...oh, this is not a ring." Hal looked down at his hand, where he held a stone, but it was not a ring.
Schiller picked up the rattle from the coffee table and shook it gently. Soon, Merkel came out with Dick and Elsa.
Schiller waved to Dick. After Dick came over, Schiller patted him on the shoulder and said: "As I said to you before, Dick, take off that ring. Your Uncle Hal needs it now."
it."
Dick rubbed his eyes sleepily and stretched out his arm. The light emitted by the ring on his finger was very weak. After such a long time, the green light ring was almost out of power.
Elsa stepped forward, grabbed Dick's arm, and pulled the ring off his hand. Just before she was about to put the ring into her mouth, Schiller took the ring over and gave it back to Hal
.
"The green light energy in this crystal can also reversely charge the ring. The principle is the same as the lamp furnace. The crystal in your hand contains the energy of about 10 green light rings, which can fully charge your ring for 10
Second-rate."
Hal took a breath and looked at the pile of crystals in the big box again. He said: "Oh my God! So, every crystal here is equivalent to 10 green light rings? Are you going to put the total number of crystals in the box together?"
Is the lamp burner empty?"
"This is also something I want to ask you. If you plan to go to the headquarters of the Green Lantern Corps later, could you please help me see how much power is left in the lamp stove at the Corps headquarters?"
"Why do you want to know this? You don't want to steal all the green light energy, do you?"
"How is it possible..." Schiller denied this, and Hal breathed a sigh of relief, but then he heard Schiller say:
"I can't do this alone, so it's not 'I' who wants to steal all the energy in the main furnace, but 'we'."
Ten minutes later, at the headquarters of the Green Lantern Corps on Oa, a Green Lantern wearing an officer's uniform took a stack of information and strode into the hall of the energy center.
He saluted the Legion Commander, and then said: "Sir, we found out that the Green Lantern who has been using energy most frequently recently is called Schiller Rodriguez, and he comes from sector 2814, Earth."
The legion commander frowned deeply. At this time, another younger lantern walked in, saluted several people, and said: "A new member has come to report, it is Hal who just joined the legion.
·Jordan, from sector 2814, Earth."
The Legion Commander and the adjutant looked at each other. The young Green Lantern was a little confused. He said: "If there is no problem, I will arrange a welcome ceremony for him and then let him join the training."
"Wait!" the legion commander said, "We will welcome him in person."
This chapter has been completed!