The days of being a spiritual mentor in Meiman.

Chapter 648 Wonderful Night on the West Coast

Some people must remember that Bruce went to Metropolis to investigate serial murders, and Clark took his place and began to maintain law and order in Gotham.

Clark was at a loss in the face of the complicated gang relationship, but he was able to overcome those super villains.

Gangsters often fight for the sake of interests. It is hard to say who is right and who is wrong. The purpose of grabbing territory is to make money, and the purpose of making money is to live better. If Clark wants to cut off this chain of interests, he has to rebuild the entire Gotham He doesn't have the ability to build it again.

However, the vast majority of super villains, they just want to watch the world burn, and it does not involve profit and survival. Clark is very good at judging who is right and who is wrong. To deal with this kind of person, he will not listen to bastard chant, go up and beat him up That's it.

During the period when Clark was maintaining law and order, almost all the supervillains were beaten by him, and the clown came out to make a fuss, but after finding out that Clark was such a boring person, he went to the Arkham Asylum to be hospitalized, Scarecrow Jonathan, who escaped from Arkham Asylum before, also showed up, trying to find a sense of existence, and is still lying in the hospital.

During his time in Gotham, he became close to Batman's two children, especially Elsa, a sweet little girl who Clark had a crush on.

Perhaps the aesthetics of Kryptonians is inherently different from that of human beings. Clark didn't think there was anything wrong with Aisha, and he accepted Alfred's heterochromia rhetoric smoothly.

Moreover, he is better at taking care of children than Bruce. Whether it is playing ball with Dick or taking Aisha to fly the plane, he is handy, and Aisha and Dick also like him very much.

After Batman came back, Clark naturally didn't have to maintain law and order anymore. However, after Bruce came to the deserted island because he was too worried about the crash of the Bat fighter plane, Elsa kept clamoring for her father.

Clark heard her call, saw Alfred's encouraging eyes, and the Bat Helicopter that was ready, and he simply carried the plane directly to this deserted island.

Holding Aisha, Bruce looked at Clark with a questioning look, and he asked, "How did you find this island?"

"It's very simple, I flew around the earth a few more times."

"How many laps did you fly?"

"I just flew around every latitude line, saw you on this island, then returned to Gotham, took the plane and Aisha, and then flew here." Clark shrugged, not noticing him at all How shocking these words are.

Hal covered his eyes, it turned out that Clark used the exhaustive method, but in a sense, it was even more astonishing.

With Clark's arrival, Schiller's journey to survive in the wilderness was completely ruined. It is difficult for a Kryptonian to understand what survival is. It is really difficult for this race to let itself fall into a predicament.

Clark kicked casually, and the tall trees fell down directly, and then cut them with heat rays, and they became neatly stacked wooden boards. With a wave of his hand, the wooden boards moved by themselves, and then danced passionately hand in hand, Walked to the destination where the wood was piled up.

Bruce pointed at the rock wall, and Clark's eyes glowed. After the heat rays plowed past, even the step of smelting was omitted, and what appeared was iron blocks. Bruce drew the blueprint, and Clark picked up a piece of iron and pinched it. Comparable to machine tools.

All the parts were lined up and assembled together. After a short while, the original car was freshly baked. After Arthur caught a bucket full of fish, the parts of the boat requested by Schiller were assembled.

When the boat was officially launched, Arthur and Oliver were numb with shock. They felt that the world must be crazy to let them see a magical creature with ray eyes, infinite strength and flying.

After the boat was built, the people were divided into two groups. Schiller had some time left on his annual leave. He didn't plan to go back to Gotham directly, but planned to take a boat all the way north. After returning to California, he went around the west coast. , and then head east.

And Clark rushed back to Metropolis because he needed to go back to school, and Batman was eager to go back to Gotham because he knew that he might not be able to cope with Aisha's exuberant energy alone, and went to Catwoman and Alfred for help. .

These two people boarded the Bat Fighter directly, and returned to the east coast in a hurry, while the rest of them boarded the boat they two built and rushed to California by sea.

Unsurprisingly, Schiller got seasick again. Hal stood on the deck fishing with Arthur. He looked back at the direction of the guest room, shook his head and said, "I really don't know what he thinks, knowing that I will get seasick, so I still have to go back by boat."

"I've seen a lot of people like this, it's nothing unusual." Arthur said with a fishing rod in his hand: "Because vacation time is too precious to them, they want to try everything, even if they just set foot on a fishing boat. I started to feel nauseous and vomited, but I still have to hold on to experience the game.”

"Fishing is just a job for me, but it is a very novel recreational item for them, but if I go to the office, maybe I will find it very novel." Arthur shrugged and said .

"You have spoken out the true meaning of travel. The life we ​​envy and yearn for is just the daily life of other people. Maybe they have already been bored with it." Hal began to draw in the fishing rod, seeing how straight the fishing line was, this time it should be is a big fish.

Arthur also looked back at the cabin, he said: "He should be fine, right? It looks like..."

"Don't worry, even if he really has something to do, the big deal is to fly back by himself. By the way, where is Oliver? Is he still resting?" Hal asked.

"Forget it, he's also seasick, and he should be resting in another room now." Arthur replied.

Both of them sighed and shook their heads, but at the same time, they were secretly delighted because of their physique that was not seasick at all.

Knowing that he was seasick, Schiller chose to go back by boat. Of course, he didn't want to torture himself. He wanted to understand why he was seasick.

Of course, this cannot be a coincidence. With symbionts, any disease that may affect the body in this world has zero possibility of occurrence, because symbionts can perfectly regulate every cell of the host.

There are two possibilities for this situation. One is that the adjustment of the symbiont is not in place, and a certain organ is not controlled, resulting in adverse reactions. The second is that this feeling may not be acting on the body.

Schiller lay flat on the bed in the guest room, closed his eyes, and let the gray mist adjust his physical state to test which organ caused him to be seasick.

Gray Fog has been experimenting for a long time, but found nothing abnormal. Schiller's body is very healthy, and the organs in charge of body balance are working normally under his control, and will not bring any discomfort to Schiller.

Schiller himself knows that although Hui Wu is addicted to alcohol, he still likes to repeat his studies, and he is occasionally surprised, but he is very trustworthy when he is doing business. He said that there is no problem with the body organs, so it should be no problem .

In other words, there is only one possibility left. This feeling is not on the physical level, but on the psychological level.

But even if he can't enter the palace of thinking, Schiller can also rely on his professional knowledge to eliminate most of the negative psychological states. At least in a short period of time, he can make his mental state calm and normal, and he will not have such things as ocean fear. Negative states such as anxiety, height phobia, or claustrophobia.

Schiller, who was lying flat, adjusted his breathing and started self-hypnosis. He did all this very skillfully, but the dizziness did not ease.

Realizing that it might not be possible to do so, Schiller changed his mind again. He directly dispersed into a gray fog, and then found that even in the gray fog state, he would get seasick.

Then, Schiller, who was scattered into gray mist, flew to the bottom of the ship and began to forcibly drag the ship, making the shaking of the ship completely disappear.

Generally speaking, seasickness is caused by the shaking of the ship's hull. Even if Schiller's organs do not feel uncomfortable due to the shaking, psychological hints may still work, but if the ship is sailing on the sea, it is like sailing on ice. If there is no shaking at all, then this kind of psychological suggestion should disappear completely.

Then Schiller discovered that it didn't work at all, and he was still seasick.

This made him think, is this state really seasick?Is it really some kind of physiological reaction that humans can understand?
At this time, where the boat passed, several islands could be seen within sight, not far from the fishing boat, so Schiller could directly turn into gray fog and float over.

When he floated onto the beach on the island, that is, the moment he got out of the sea, the abnormal reaction disappeared immediately.

Even if Schiller is not a professional surgeon, he also knows that the abnormal reactions produced by the human body and mind cannot disappear instantly. Generally, there is a slow recovery process, and the phenomenon of seasickness is no exception.

It is impossible for seasick passengers to arrive at the pier when the ship is on the ground. The moment they get down on the ground, they immediately become full of energy. At least they will feel uncomfortable for several hours, and they may have to go to the hotel to lie down for a whole day before they get better.

But Schiller repeatedly confirmed that as long as he was on the surface of the sea, he would have a feeling of dizziness, and as soon as he stepped on land, this feeling disappeared immediately.

While Schiller was thinking, he returned to the boat, saw his figure, and Arthur and Hal who were eating waved. After Schiller walked to the deck table and sat down, he was a little absent-minded.

He was actually just thinking about what was going on, but Hal and Arthur thought he was seasick and uncomfortable, so Arthur offered: "Well, I will choose a place where the ocean current is relatively gentle, and then use the water Drive faster so you can reach your destination faster."

Although Hal said he didn't have to worry about Schiller, seeing Schiller's absent-minded look, he still frowned and said, "Are you sure you're okay? I've never seen you in such a bad state."

"I was just thinking, why the hell am I getting seasick," Schiller said, picking up a sandwich from the table and taking a bite.

"There is no reason for this. Some people get seasick because they hate the smell of sea water, some people get seasick because they can't stand the shaking, and some people have no reason but are born with seasickness." Arthur also took a bite of the tuna sandwich and said.

"I blocked my sense of smell, blocked my vision, made the boat stop shaking so much, and even made repeated psychological hints, but I still couldn't get rid of this feeling. I think it may not affect the body, but has something to do with the soul ’” Schiller said, pointing to his temple.

"Seasickness can also drag the soul?" Hal inserted a vegetable leaf from the salad, chewed it after putting it in his mouth, and said, "I think you should have stayed with that rotten person Constantine for too long It's all about the soul."

Speaking of Constantine, Schiller had some ideas. He touched his chin and said to Arthur, "Where is our first stop? Seaside City?"

"That's right, according to the route we set out before, we're going to Seaside City, Star City, then across Kansas, heading to Fortress City and Central City, and then back to Gotham..."

"No, change the route, let's go to Los Angeles."

(End of this chapter)