[Comprehensive British and American] Justice Passerby

Freya was awakened by the excited cries of the big bear.

It seemed to be squatting on the ground, its thick tail was beating on the ground like a stick, and it let out a low cry of excitement.

I don't know why it went crazy in the middle of the night, Freya reached out and turned on the lamp by the bed, put on a coat and walked out of the bedroom.

When she went out to look, she found that the dim light in the entrance was on, and a tall man was putting the key chain on the log cabinet, making a crisp sound of metal knocking.

He put down the luggage, took out the slippers from the shoe cabinet and changed them, then squatted down and touched the big bear's ears.

Big Bear licked his cheek silly and happy.

"You remember me, Big Bear," said the man. "You were a little bit old when I left, and you're a big boy now."

As if responding, the big, robust dog barked "Wow".

"Shhhhhhh," the man said solemnly, "the neighbors are all asleep, and they won't all have to wake up when you yell."

Freya was lazily leaning against the living room wall and watching him, but now she couldn't help but yawned.

"I didn't know you'd be back in the middle of the night," she began.

The man seemed taken aback.

"Jesus Christ," he couldn't help crying out, "you're going to scare me to death, you don't make any noise when you walk."

"It's better to scare you to death." Freya said, "At 120 stars, do you think it's a regular service? You don't make a phone call on the way before going home, and you know this dog hasn't seen you for two years, What if I bite you and see what you will do."

"Am I afraid of dogs?" The other party immediately retorted, "Green Lantern is fearless."

Freya wanted to laugh, but she was really sleepy, so she casually pointed to the bathroom. "Hurry up and wash it, and go to bed after washing. Who knows if you have brought some super bacteria or viruses back from the universe. The window of your room is still open. How convenient it is to fly into the window by yourself. Woke up by you, Hal."

"I didn't wake you up." Hal said disgustedly, he patted Big Bear's head, "I raised you for three months, why haven't you raised Big Bear for a week?"

"Dear? Just you?" Freya snorted. "That's because you don't understand him. Big Bear has no other hobbies, he just likes to go around men. It's not a day or two for this little pervert/ghost to turn his elbows outward. Don't dream, he is not just with dear."

"Sex/ghost, so you also think I'm a handsome man." Hal nodded appreciatively, "I haven't seen you for two years, but you are much more sincere, little Freya."

"Fuck you, narcissist." Freya said, she turned her head and went back to her room, slamming the door.

The night passed so groggy that when she woke up the next morning and saw Hal on the sofa, she showed exaggerated surprise, thinking that last night was a dream.

"Close your chin," Hal said while cutting the fried eggs on the plate, "I'll have to put it back on for you if you don't take it off later."

"So, you're really back?" Freya looked at him incredulously, and began to stammer, "I mean, I don't know, I thought it was just a warning or something."

"239 times, sweetheart, do you think I will be satisfied with giving you a warning?" Hal stood up, and Freya, who was awake during the day, subconsciously stepped back a little.Even without his Green Lantern uniform, Freya looked like a mouse that had seen a cat before him.

"Oliver!" she complained, "did Oliver sue you? Did he encourage you to fail my examination form?"

"You were a failure." Hal sneered, "I heard that you lived a prosperous and colorful life on Earth. I originally sent you here because if you tried to record the history here, I would I can help and give you a good grade and ranking. But now?"

"I can't just ignore death," Freya said, "I can't do it if I want to watch these disputes from the sidelines."

"Can't you just bundle them up and send them to the gate of the police station or something?" Hal said bitterly, "Can't you call the police? Do you have to go to the ground with real swords and guns? No matter what, I have taught them before What about you? The monitoring function of this necklace can only know if you have a physical conflict with the other party, you just get yourself a longer stick, or wear thicker gloves. "

"You said that?" Freya asked suspiciously, "Didn't you tell me that any tricks were useless when you conjured up this necklace for me?"

"That's because Apa Ali Apus was standing next to me!" Hal threw down his fork angrily, "Can't you see that I've been winking at you?"

"No one can see you winking when you wear that blindfold." Freya muttered, "Whatever I do now, it's been done 239 times."

"Hal Jordan's subordinates didn't have any failing grades." Hal said stiffly, he endured and endured, and finally complained, "How could I meet such an upright student like you."

Freya smiled flatteringly, and pushed the ketchup by her side.

"So, how does it feel to be punished more than 200 times," Hal asked after breakfast, "I set the energy threshold for it is not low."

"Honestly, it hurt a little, but I got used to it. At least I helped." Freya said, "I mean, you know the rules of the academy are ridiculous, don't you? They want you to integrate into a planet , I want you to watch the progress of history, and you must not intervene in disputes. I am not a god, and even gods cannot do this. Sometimes I feel my blood is burning when I see those unarmed people being bullied. I'd rather be punished if I just sit on the sidelines."

She poured some dog food into Big Bear's rice bowl and added water to him.

"You were right at the time, the earth is beautiful, and I...I love it here," she said.

"They didn't ask you to integrate here, Freya," Hal sighed, and after a while, he watched her wave his hand helplessly, "Forget it, anyway, I'll take care of this matter."

"You what?" Freya asked.

"In view of the special situation on Earth, I decided to give you a little grace after I reported it to Ganser." He said, "On my honor, the academy will not care about your problem."

Freya seemed to be hit by this sudden surprise, she took out the necklace around her neck and asked, "Does that mean I don't need to wear this anymore?"

"Little thing with no conscience," Hal muttered, "isn't this style good-looking? Five years ago, this was the most popular style in the universe, and you said it was as happy as getting rid of it as a street stall."

"Thank you, Hal." Freya said sincerely, "I have always been worried that if I want to get involved in superhero disputes, whether I will be hindered by my identity. It takes a letter from the academy to resolve this, and it would be nice if they could respond within a few years, but now that it's resolved, it means I can actually join the league."

"Join what?" Hal asked, and he thought about it for a while, and then suddenly realized, "I see, it's the alliance that Oliver and I talked about, right? Seriously, there are not enough superhero alliances on the planet. Is it? On this planet, you can hit a superhero by throwing a stone casually, and you may encounter a mutant when you go to a supermarket, and you are planning to form another alliance."

"Didn't Oliver show you what happened recently?" Freya raised her eyebrows, "If it wasn't for the urgent need, who would spend so much time preparing for this? Why am I restless in planting flowers and drawing up contracts? Keeping a dog."

Hal's expression became a little more serious.

"So, you don't feel safe, you feel threatened," he said slowly, "and you think forming a coalition will better protect you and people like you."

"Exactly." Freya said, "The recent atmosphere is not good. I always feel like something is tightening around me. At this time, I need a little support from my companions."

"The situation in the universe is also like this." Hal sighed, "I have an indescribable hunch that maybe your alliance is formed just right. But no matter what, always remember to do what you want to do."

"Are you coming?" Freya asked suddenly.

"What?" Hal said.

"This alliance was built for superhumans, and the green light is also considered superhuman to some extent." Freya said, her eyes were bright.

"Why should I join this kind of alliance," Ha Er folded his arms, "then Green Lantern won't be cool."

"Okay." Freya surrendered, "Diana probably can handle the one in the sea. When Batman goes out and doesn't fail, who can resist the charm of Superman? If Oliver can pull Dinah, I'm the only one left. As a founder, wouldn’t it be too embarrassing if one person couldn’t get in.”

"Do you think this is a high school student fighting?" Hal was annoyed.

"So you can come or not." Freya said, "I still remember the grudge, there has never been a member of our family who lost scales so badly when I was young, if I become bald in the future, it will be all your fault. "

Hal stared at her, as if he had an urgent urge to think about where it hurts the most.

"Hal," Freya said, "come on, please, just meet them, you're going to like these people."

"Green Lantern never gives in," Hal said in a drawn voice, but his tone was loose.

"You're a handsome man." Freya said quickly, "I don't think Superman and Batman combined are as handsome as you."

"Deal," Hal said. "Is there a roster or something, and now I'm a member of it."