I, the younger brother of Superman, ended up with a Thanos template.

Fiora was sent flying backward, embedding herself heavily in the mountain wall of a crater several miles away. Just as she was about to fight again in anger, she suddenly felt weak, as if all her strength was being rapidly drained away. She uncontrollably knelt on the ground, her face pale, and touched the green liquid on her face.

"This...what is this?"

The familiar light reminded her of something.

After Krypton exploded, Zod and his companions tried to find familiar objects or usable equipment and facilities in the wreckage, but instead stumbled upon a green crystal, formed from a rock resembling the Earth's core after a high-temperature explosion. The light it emitted could weaken them and even cause them pain.

"It's a stone-like substance!"

Fiora shouted, trying to warn the Legion soldiers: "Don't go near him."

Bang bang bang!

One by one, the Kryptonian warriors were sent flying, and in the blink of an eye, more than a dozen were knocked away and crashed heavily to the ground.

When facing Kryptonians, especially dozens of them, David had to be more cautious.

He's out of Kryptonite, but he still has Kryptonite solution, which can still emit radiation that causes Kryptonians to feel weak and painful.

"However, the radiation from the kryptonite solution is weaker than that from the kryptonite itself."

In addition, because space is filled with various high-energy radiation.

The results don't seem to be as ideal as hoped.

David glanced at Fiora, who was weak and had kryptonite solution on her face, and the other Kryptonians. He even let Yu Li get up and try to wipe the kryptonite solution off his face with moon dust.

He raised his finger and fired a purple energy ray, beginning to call out names and knocking unconscious the Kryptonians who had come into contact with the Kryptonite liquid.

"No, this is..."

Zod's pupils contracted in the distance. The battlefield was ever-changing, and a moment's slowness or hesitation could cost him his life.

Reminded by Fiora, his superb tactical skills allowed him to react quickly and find a solution. He then issued a command to the spaceship through his suit.

"Activate the World Engine now!"

The spaceship's artificial intelligence obeyed the highest-level command without the slightest hesitation.

The stern of the space carrier disintegrated, and a huge device with three tall legs spewed flames and flew up, hundreds of meters high, like a mythical giant supporting the sky.

"Destroy non-Kryptonian life forms."

Zod coldly issued the order remotely.

At the heart of the world's engine, a mirror that looked like it was made of mercury extended a transforming mechanical arm that seemed to be made of silver metallic particles. It appeared to be able to extend infinitely and moved with incredible speed, grabbing at David like lightning.

Kryptonite is the Kryptonians' weakness, but it cannot counter Kryptonian machines.

The World Engine is one of Krypton's most advanced technologies, capable of freely altering and reshaping the terrain and environment of a planet. It is incredibly powerful and is a weapon of immense strength, even for Kryptonians who have been exposed to the yellow sun.

Zod searched through countless former Kryptonian colonies across the universe before finally finding this one.

The purple energy beams bombarded the steel mechanical tentacles that resembled a giant silver python. The tentacles seemed to flash with purple light ripples, but they easily withstood the attack and continued to grab as if they were unaffected.

"World Engine?"

David pursed his lips, and a gravitational field erupted around him. His tentacles struggled to enter the field, as if sinking into quagmire.

The World Engine immediately changed direction, and the massive machine moved with surprising speed, bursting forth at a terrifying speed that even ordinary Kryptonians could hardly react to. The outlet that spewed out the gravitational field used to reshape the planet was aimed at David.

hum!

A gravitational beam, capable of easily blasting mountains into dust, struck, causing a tremor within a radius of a hundred miles, and the moon dust rippled and vanished in an instant.

"Do not!!"

Clark's eyes widened in horror when he saw the translucent gravity beam strike David.

He had never seen the World Engine, but he could feel its terrifying power—the weapon Zod had described as capable of reshaping the planet's landscape!

Bang!

A powerful gravitational beam several meters thick engulfed David, instantly shattering his defensive gravitational field.

He grunted and flew backward at high speed, crashing through a crater a hundred meters high. In an instant, he flew several miles away, like a comet streaking across the sky, pushed far into space by the gravitational pull that pierced the heavens!

"Zod!"

With veins bulging on his neck, Clark charged toward Zod, who had given the order, in an unprecedentedly furious manner.

Chapter 137. Compromise Cannot Defeat the Enemy (Chapter 136)

Like a mountain crashing down from the front, a relentless barrage of gravitational beams bombarded his body, sending David flying into space. Even his own gravitational field couldn't withstand it.

"No wonder it's a weapon capable of terraforming planets."

"With my current ability to manipulate gravity, it's still too much of a stretch to withstand the gravitational beam bombardment from the World Engine."

Pushed thousands of miles onto the moon in one go, David clutched his chest. His internal organs felt slightly injured under the immense pressure, but his powerful physique had already begun to heal. He sped towards the moon.

"Karl El, hand over the Central Codex, or you'll be next!"

Bang!

Seeing Clark charging forward in a rage, Zod kicked off the ground and threw a punch to meet him. The two exchanged blows and were sent flying backward.

Zod stood up and touched his cheek, which was throbbing slightly. He wondered if it was just his imagination, but the power of the Son of Jor-El had increased by several tens of percent.

Seeing a streak of purple light fly back at lightning speed from the horizon, Clark secretly breathed a sigh of relief, but his anger still flared up as he charged toward Zod once more.

“I don’t know anything about the Central Codex, but you have certainly angered me, Zod!”

"You'll understand!"

Seeing David fly back with green light in his hands, seemingly unharmed, Zod's heart sank.

"World Engine, aim at me, fire the gravity beam!"

In a moment of urgency, he made a decision immediately and shouted.

If David gets close to him, his chance to rebuild Krypton will inevitably fail.

"The central guide is far more important than the world engine."

Only by obtaining the Central Codex can Krypton be rebuilt!

A gravitational beam pierced through the sky and struck. Zod gritted his teeth, his eyes flashing with ferocity, and prepared to meet it. He was blasted away from the moon for thousands of miles and ended up under the sun.

Clark had already shattered the power helmet, and he was now fully bathed in the yellow sun, where some of his abilities began to awaken.

Chi!

Zod's eyes glowed red as he swept across space uncontrollably, but within seconds he learned to control himself.

"I feel it, it's easier than I imagined!"

After Krypton's destruction, in order to search for any survivors of their race in the universe and to avoid encountering powerful enemies, Zod and his companions only used filtered yellow sunlight to strengthen their bodies. They did not need other uncontrollable abilities for the time being, in order to avoid making things worse.

Zod was born to be a general. He spent his life training and mastering his body and senses. In just a few seconds, he became familiar with his newly acquired abilities: super vision, super hearing, heat vision, and the bio-field that allowed him to fly. He abandoned the World Engine and accelerated toward Earth.

“Karl El, whether you know where the Central Scripture is or not, I will find it!”

The World Engine is not necessary; the example of Jor-El's Son proves that Kryptonians can easily survive and thrive on Earth without modifying the environment.

But the Central Compendium is indispensable!

"He's most likely headed to Metropolis, Clark!"

Seeing Zod flying rapidly toward Earth, David immediately realized what he was about to do, called out to Clark, and transformed into a purple streak of light to quickly give chase.

Clark's identity and Superman's frequent appearances in Metropolis make it easy to speculate whether he lives in or even grew up in Metropolis, and Zod is heading to Metropolis.

The Moon's gravitational field is less than a fraction of Earth's, far less powerful than the Sun's, and it interferes with the Sun's gravitational field.

David's gravity slingshot ability greatly reduced his speed, but it was still no slower than Zod's; Zod simply started moving first.

"metropolis!"

Clark was jolted awake and shot into space like a cannonball, racing after Zod at breakneck speed.

The three approached Earth one after the other, with Zod flying back while bombarding the two with his heat vision.

Clark dodged and fought back.

David didn't even flinch, unleashing purple rays from his eyes that put immense pressure on Zod.

There were satellites orbiting the Earth. Zod grabbed one and hurled it at David. David remained expressionless, his body moving like an arrow that could pierce through anything, without stopping. The satellite was smashed through like paper.

A deafening explosion occurred.

A satellite that Wayne Enterprises spent hundreds of millions of dollars to send into space was rendered unusable, and David shot out of the flames and continued the pursuit.

The three engaged in continuous combat during the pursuit.

Inside the Batcave beneath Gotham Wayne Manor, Bruce Wayne's face darkened as the scene before him suddenly went black.

He pressed a button and switched to the view of another nearby satellite.

After looking for a few seconds, Bruce Wayne stood up.

"Master, where are you going?"

Afu glanced at the three people on the screen who were returning from space like gods and constantly fighting, and his face showed worry.