What were bugs and people, really? Looking at the same thing from different angles often led to completely different conclusions. That was why Hal had fallen silent.
Perhaps when humans believed themselves to be people, God only saw a pile of bugs? Was that why The Spectre had always acted so recklessly?
Deathstroke, who was disguised as an Alien nearby, did not know what Hal was thinking. Otherwise, he would have silently corrected him: God saw humanity as sheep, not bugs, which seemed somewhat better.
No one knew whether others would rather be insects or livestock, but Su Ming definitely wanted to be a person, which was why he had always kept himself so busy.
In a dark world, if you did not strive to become stronger, it was actually quite difficult to live with dignity as a person.
It had to be said that Hal took pretty good care of recruits. Even while flying, he stayed slightly ahead, probably ready at any moment to block the enemy's attack route. That was in keeping with what a Superhero would do.
Judging from his past performance, Hal was practically the Justice League's Hexagonal Warrior. With his Power Ring, he was capable of handling nearly any mission.
He could fly, enter space, fire energy blasts, had a few clever tricks up his sleeve, possessed tremendous willpower, and even had Magic Resistance.
Hal had no obvious weaknesses. Other Green Lanterns feared yellow things, which affected the operating speed of their Green Lantern Rings, but he did not even fear that. That was why he was called the greatest Green Lantern.
Of course, having no weaknesses also meant having no outstanding strengths. His combat ability was inferior to Superman's, his investigative skills were inferior to Batwoman's, his toughness was inferior to Aquaman's, his speed