Clark and Barry didn't stay in place for long before they noticed the sky change, as if a black curtain had been pulled back, revealing the original sky.
Although Hell's original sky didn't look great either.
But this phenomenon at least indicated that things might be taking a turn, yet Barry looked up at the red sky and saw that the celestial body, which looked like a golden crescent moon, was still hanging there, as if to say that things were not that simple.
"Little Flash, what do you think is going on?"
Barry was so bored he was chatting with the AI, but unfortunately, Little Flash was playing dead in his battlesuit and didn't respond at all.
Clark's long-range vision came into play; he saw Dane, Diana, and the Kryptonian female warrior, who had all returned to normal, flying back.
They landed at Clark and the others' location.
As soon as Dane landed, he was eagerly grabbed by Clark: "What was that just now? How did you... how did you..."
Only then did Dane remember that Clark and Hal didn't know he had taken over Hell.
He held Clark: "I'll explain this to all of you once Hal wakes up."
With that, a lantern ring appeared in Dane's hand.
After so many high-intensity battles in Hell, Hal's Green Lantern ring had long been low on energy. When he was conscious, he could rely on his own will to charge the lantern ring. But now that he was unconscious, external energy had to be used to recharge the lantern ring.
Fortunately, although Oa was far away, Dane was close, and his lantern ring happened to contain the Green Lantern energy Hal desperately needed.
Dane's lantern ring emitted a pure green light. His Emotional Spectrum energy could be a dual-colored composite light, and it could naturally be separated and used again.
Just as there was no shortage of green light in the lantern furnace of the Ring World, Hal's ring was instantly filled with energy.
With an ample energy supply, the Green Lantern ring's healing efficiency greatly increased. A few seconds later, Hal opened his eyes like a startled fish, gasping for Hell's scorching air.
This gulp of hot air almost made him pass out again. He coughed violently a few times before looking up at his surroundings.
"Dane!!!"
Hal was as fast as a gust of wind, almost catching Barry, a legitimate speedster, off guard.
Then he saw the Green Lantern pulling Dane and flying away, stirring up a whirlwind around them.
He was uneasy, wondering if he was witnessing an internal conflict within the Justice League.
But he looked up at Superman and Wonder Woman, finding these two big shots sitting calmly, showing no signs of worry, which puzzled him.
What? Does the Justice League often have internal conflicts?
If he posted this on Kuaishou, would he be silenced?
He heard Batman kills people!
The people present didn't notice Barry's wild thoughts. Faora wondered, "That Green Lantern Corps member has no killing intent."
Faora knew about the Green Lantern Corps. Although Krypton prohibited Kryptonians from colonizing the Universe, their Soldiers were not restricted from operating within the galaxy; otherwise, where would Superman's spaceship come from?
So they occasionally encountered some Green Lantern Corps members.
Their strength was decent, of course, this was when they wore their rings.
Faora had seen a Green Lantern who had lost his lantern ring; he was unbelievably weak.
Even Faora, who didn't have superpowers at the time, could easily kill him by coordinating with her battle armor.
As for the current one, Faora knew that even if Dane let him use both hands and feet, he couldn't lose.
Diana heard her question and just smiled: "Hal was injured by him just now; he needs to vent."
However, Hal couldn't vent.
Even though Dane didn't fight back the entire time, Hal felt his fists were hitting steel.
Moreover, he couldn't possibly use the Green Lantern's energy to attack Dane, so after a few punches, he felt nothing but his hands aching as if they would break.
Good heavens, he really wasn't given any opportunity to make a big deal out of it.
That was f***ing boring, so Hal stopped his actions with a depressed mood.
And Dane just smiled: "Feeling better?"
"No!" Hal's face was a bit dark.
Dane said amusingly: "Then how about I let you hit me a few more times?"
Hal turned and left. Dane shook his head and flew to catch up.
By the time they returned to the others, the matter was considered over.
"I believe you and Clark both have questions, so I will now explain the whole story to you..."
He repeated what he had told Batman and the others, and sure enough, he received several more expressions of shock.
Hal scratched his head and hesitated: "So, Hell is now under your jurisdiction?"
Dane nodded.
Barry mumbled, "If Constantine knew about this, he'd be overjoyed..."
He often paid attention to the Justice League members, so he knew a bit about alternative Super Heroes like Constantine, who often bickered with netizens.
If it were Constantine, knowing that Hell had become Shazam's backyard, wouldn't he be ecstatic?
He could already imagine what kind of outrageous stunts this dark magician would pull.
In the future, when he used black magic, he would probably be able to do whatever he wanted... It must be said that he had indeed grasped Constantine's scoundrel philosophy of life, and it seemed they would become good friends in the future.
Dane thought to himself.
He reassured everyone: "Don't worry, that form can only be used in Hell. This is my agreement with Heaven.
And most of the time, I still live in the Real World, so it seems like something has changed, but in fact, everything remains the same."
Clark and Hal, of course, knew that things were not as simple as Dane made them out to be, but out of their usual trust, they still believed Dane's assurance.
Moreover, having Hell governed by their own people might not be a bad thing.
At least those heinous criminals finally had a good way to send them to Hell without having to kill them.
Being able to send them straight to Hell without killing anyone was definitely a great thing for the Justice League!
They had always known how dangerous those heinous Super Criminals were, but their internal self-imposed rule of not wanting to kill constrained them.
This World was not the Dark Multiverse, so most heroes were still pure-hearted and tried to avoid shedding blood whenever possible.
When apprehending some criminals, they might have thought, "These guys should really go to Hell."
Now it was good; they no longer had to agonize over this issue. It was a one-stop service from the human World to Hell, and they didn't have to endure inner torment.
If one looked at it from this perspective, Dane taking over Hell could absolutely be called a great thing!
As if knowing what they were thinking, Dane then said, "I plan to build a prison in Hell specifically for powerful enemies that the government cannot handle."
"I agree!" Hal was 100% in favor of this suggestion.
Clark also agreed with the suggestion in his heart, but after thinking about it, he still said:
"I think this matter can be discussed at a meeting. The most important question now is, has the Hades situation been resolved?"
Although they saw Dane transform into a Demon God and blow up those gods, they couldn't be sure if they were truly dead.
After all, even Ares, who had been killed by Diana, could revive to cause them trouble again, so no one could be sure if Hades could also pull off such a trick.
After all, he was the God of the Underworld; it felt like playing dead would be a routine operation for him.
"He's no longer a problem," Dane said, then stopped speaking.
The other teammates also stopped asking questions upon hearing this, while Barry's head was buzzing, feeling that there was a lot of information to slowly digest.
So, he killed a few gods?
"What about the situation here?"
"It's fine, just leave it... Didn't I recruit two demons? They'll temporarily help me handle things here."
"As for us, we should go home now."
Dane could sense that Aini and Berial, those two hard-to-kill demons, were not dead yet. That was good; they could continue to create residual value for him!
After Dane left with the Justice League members and Faora, Aini and Berial sensed his aura disappear, and only then dared to emerge from their hiding places.
"This is f***ing terrible!"
Berial's face was exceptionally grim. They, as ancient demons, clearly felt the changes in Hell; it had officially acknowledged a new Master.
What kind of "Satan"? What Trinity? All gone!
Berial and Aini couldn't understand how, even in this era, a new god could still be born, and from a place like Hell, no less.
Demons, do you f***ing have faith?
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