The Comprehensive Evolution of American Comics.

Chapter 1077

After some explanation, Kara finally understood that Superman was referring to General Zod and his gang, who had been exiled to the Phantom Zone.

Drew Zod was once Krypton's most famous military commander. His illustrious reputation makes him arguably a superhero of Krypton, and he is the idol of many Kryptonian boys.

It wasn't until later, when General Zod was convicted of treason, that his reputation plummeted, transforming him from a commander above thousands into a despised prisoner.

However, Kara only knew about General Zod from history class. The latter had been exiled to the Phantom Zone more than two hundred years ago, and Kara was actually less than fifty years old. The two were not from the same era at all.

This is why Kara didn't think of General Zod at first. After all, in her opinion, since the latter was a figure in history books, he had probably disappeared into the long river of history like everyone else.

Unexpectedly, he not only survived, but also escaped from the Phantom Zone a few years ago and launched an invasion of Earth, though he failed.

Before they knew it, Kara and Superman started chatting. The latter had already accepted Kara as his cousin in his heart. Finally meeting a kind blood relative, Clark couldn't help but chat for a bit longer.

Kara was the same; she endured three extremely difficult months, relying entirely on her cousin for survival. She immediately opened up and the conversation gradually shifted from General Zod to Krypton.

Seeing that the two were having a pleasant conversation, the others did not want to disturb them and left on their own, leaving the siblings to have a long talk.

By the time Superman came to his senses, it was already 5 a.m. New York time, just over two hours before he had to go to work.

“That won’t do.” Superman slapped his forehead. “I forgot to tell Lois.”

"Who is Louise?" Kara asked, puzzled. "Your friend from Earth?"

Superman looked happy and said, "Louise is my girlfriend, but we'll be getting married soon."

Caught off guard by her cousin's display of affection, Kara realized that, according to Earth's age calculations, her cousin was almost thirty years old, while she was only sixteen.

"Well, congratulations." Kara smacked her lips, and it took her a while to squeeze out this sentence.

Superman noticed Kara's hesitation and smiled, saying, "It's okay, don't worry about age."

Kara pouted, indicating that of course you didn't care, completely unaware that she was acting like a child whining in front of her parents.

After Superman contacted Lois using the communicator, he discovered that Batman had already asked Lois for leave on his behalf, and that Lois was also very curious about her, his cousin who had suddenly appeared out of nowhere.

He also instructed Clark to invite Kara to his home if possible, as he wanted to personally cook a sumptuous dinner. Superman then extended an invitation to Kara.

Kara hesitated. She hadn't yet sorted out her relationship with her cousin, and now she was about to take another step forward and face his fiancée. This big step forward left her feeling a little overwhelmed.

Superman even gave Kara a few words of encouragement, and this time, with a little consideration, she reluctantly agreed.

Kara's first day on Earth was thus arranged in a rather haphazard way.

A month has passed since the Reach insectoids invaded Earth. Just as Batman had expected, the United Nations meeting on the morning of the second day after the meeting went through a vote that was almost a formality.

The Zerg were accepted, and even their base was arranged—Roosevelt Island, the very island where they landed.

Roosevelt Island is neither too big nor too small, but it is more than enough to accommodate the Extremis fleet that has come. Indeed, after the meeting, the remaining fleet that was temporarily docked on the moon was also allowed to land on Earth.

Soon after the meeting, the Reach Zerg completed the initial construction of their base on Roosevelt Island. To show their sincerity, the Reach Zerg even opened their doors wide, allowing members of the government and the Justice League to visit.

The government officials and the Justice League certainly wouldn't be polite to the Zerg of Reach. Even if you hadn't mentioned it, I would have definitely tried to take a look. The fact that you brought it up yourself has saved me some trouble.

The government naturally had to send its own top talent. The alliance had also been thinking of sending Mr. Zhuoyue, but Yang Le rejected the proposal.

"Let me make this clear first, I don't mean to look down on Mr. Zhuoyue," Yang Le said, putting on his armor first. "But I'd like to ask everyone here if they can guarantee they understand the technology of the Reach Zerg?"

After these words, everyone present fell silent. Although the Justice League had gathered many top talents, Earth's technological level was truly insignificant compared to the Reach Zerg.

In fact, the rapid advancement of Earth's technology is only a recent phenomenon, thanks to the Justice League's defeat of many alien invaders. They have benefited greatly from studying the invaders' technology.

For example, the application of Zeta rays, etc.

To put it bluntly, Earthlings grew up eating garbage; they have no systematic understanding of any alien technology. With such a mediocre level of knowledge, they might not even be able to tell if the Reachers were tampering with their equipment right in front of them.

These words were like a blow to the head, making the Justice League realize their current situation. They may be at the forefront on Earth, but they are insignificant in the face of the vast universe.

"So, do you have a solution?" Batman asked. "I know you. Since you've identified the problem, you must have a solution."

Although Batman is suspicious of everyone, he does not underestimate anyone's abilities. He is good at using people, otherwise he would not be able to sit firmly in the position of the leader of the Justice League.

“Kara Zo-El,” Yang Le slowly uttered a name. “Kara’s physical age is 16, which means she received at least ten years of education on Krypton.”

"Krypton is different from Earth. Before it was destroyed, Krypton was one of the most powerful planets in the universe. Both the Kryptonians' powerful physical abilities and their technological level were among the best in the universe."

"So I think it's the best choice for Pykar to act as the Justice League's envoy."

Batman had to admit that Yang Le was right. Unlike Earthlings, Kryptonians' brains were simply outrageous. Superman once learned all the languages ​​on Earth in just a few minutes.

Kara is indeed the best choice, but she hasn't fully gained Batman's trust yet, even though Superman has invited her to stay at his home for a month, and she has already become good friends with Lois.

(End of this chapter)