"Huh? Shit!" Hal turned in the direction Wade was pointing and saw helicopters on the horizon. As a pilot, he knew all too well how fast these new armed helicopters were, so he cursed under his breath, gave Abin Sur's body an apologetic look, and rushed into the car.
To be honest, Hal understood that what he was doing right now did carry a hint of every man for himself. If Abin Sur's body was left here alone, what awaited him would definitely be dissection and research by some official agency.
But if Hal stayed here too, then the Green Lantern and ring in his hands would not be taken away. They would inevitably fall into the hands of an official agency, and he himself would have a hard time escaping from them.
If that happened, not only might Hal never regain his freedom, he would also have no way to complete the things Abin Sur had entrusted to him before his death. So Hal could only give up on saving Abin Sur's body and look after his own safety first.
Still, Abin Sur probably had not expected that the reason he had used to morally pressure Hal would now become Hal's excuse for abandoning his body. Of course, even if Abin Sur had known, given his personality and the mission of the Green Lantern Corps, he would probably have wanted Hal to make this choice. After all, he had already entrusted everything to Hal.
"We really got lucky. If you hadn't come after me, I might not have been able to get away from right under the official agency's nose today..." After Wade drove away, Hal spoke with a trace of relief in his voice, still shaken.
"Relax. Even without me, you might not have been caught. Even if