After hearing Deathstroke's question, Hal was a little confused. A puzzled expression appeared on his face, and he raised both hands to feel the top of his head, then touched his nose and mouth.
"Although some kid punched me just now, my brain seems fine. Am I having a nosebleed or something?"
"Ah, it's nothing. As long as your head doesn't hurt, that's good. You know I have a White Lantern Ring too, but I've never used it to revive anyone, much less asked about the side effects of resurrection."
Deathstroke smiled and stepped aside, standing shoulder to shoulder with Hal as they looked at the towering Central Power Battery.
Looking at the familiar structure, the greatest Green Lantern in history was filled with emotion. Although he knew it was a prison holding Ion, he also knew that every Green Lantern, aside from himself now, had relied on its existence to become who they were today.
But what would happen after they saved Ion? Should he revive those Guardians? If he revived those troublemakers, would friends from Parallel Worlds like Diana and Barry end up in trouble?
There was too much to think about, and Hal's conflicted expression showed it. But they also needed the Guardians' intelligence. Otherwise, they knew nothing at all about Nekron.
If Nekron was also some kind of Emotional Entity, then only ancient beings like the Guardians of the Universe would know its specific weakness, right?
After a moment, he frowned and shook his head, deciding not to think about it anymore.
There was a saying among United States pilots: "When you don't know how to shake an enemy plane, dive, accelerate, and leave it to your wingman."
Trust his teammates. Since he did not know what to do now, he would take things one step