The countless mechanical enemies descended like a locust swarm, only to be dealt with without putting up the slightest resistance.
Bobo felt as though he were watching a flock of migratory birds. They swooped in and landed on the lake in a rush, then at the slightest disturbance, they all took off again in a rush.
Except these enemies had been thrown away.
"That was incredible." He gave Polaris a thumbs-up. "I know people whose superpower is magnetism, but none of them are as strong as you."
Lorna, panting heavily, landed on the ground. She raised a hand to wipe her nose, looked at her fingers, then smiled and shook her head. "I'm actually not that strong. My father is the strongest master of magnetism. I can only throw them out of the atmosphere. I still can't launch them directly into the sun with a magnetic field."
The black-furred chimp took a puff from his pipe, then ate a Spicy Strip to calm himself down. He shook his head.
"I'm guessing everyone in your family has some misunderstanding about what 'not that strong' means."
For some reason, the little chimp had even used an honorific.
"Adjutant, have the Council of the Sky open a Teleportation Portal and relay all those thrown-out robots into the sun." Su Ming intended to cremate those robots. How should he put it? He found them pretty sleazy.
It was like seeing countless Marvel-style "Silver Surfers" wearing blue triangles. The sight was blinding.
Still, it was not without its gains. The Liquid Robots he had encountered at the Hall of Justice and in Gotham had been too ordinary, like mobile mercury, so all he could think of had been Terminator.
But now they were wearing shorts. Robots with no sexual characteristics dressing like that?
That kind