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

"The emotional points of one Kryptonian are equivalent to those of hundreds of Amazons, and dozens of them are equivalent to tens of thousands of Amazons. If these dozens of people were locked in a special prison bathed in red sunlight, and made to resent me for destroying the hope of rebuilding Krypton, it would be equivalent to an entire Paradise Island."

As for why he didn't show mercy and killed Zod.

"Zod is a natural leader determined by the Kryptonian genes. If he is kept alive, no matter where he is imprisoned, he will lead this group of Kryptonians to keep breaking out of prison."

David lifted the unconscious Fiora from the ground from a distance, a cold glint in his eyes.

With Zod dead, these Kryptonians, who are naturally accustomed to obeying others, have no leader and are not afraid of causing any more trouble.

Are you the one with the blue hood?

The three landed slowly. Batman sat in the Fenrir mech, staring intently at Clark, his voice cold as if confirming an important question.

When the Purple Man appeared in the public eye, he recognized him at a glance from his distinctive features. Later, based on the Purple Man's connection with Superman, he guessed that Clark might be the Blue Hood who visited his manor with David.

"You are……?"

Clark looked at the advanced and powerful mech with a puzzled expression.

Although his super vision allows him to see through objects, he won't use it to see through people unless absolutely necessary.

"He's the bat of Gotham."

David reminded him.

"Look at this city in screams, Superman."

Although you didn't do it on purpose, these people died because of you.

David's words indirectly confirmed that Superman was the blue-hooded man who had felt awkward and embarrassed that day because he hadn't been invited. Batman seemed to lower his guard a little and turned back to say in a deep voice before leaving.

"Whenever you fly over this city, don't forget what you owe it!"

His superhuman hearing allowed him to clearly hear the chaos and misery in the city at that moment, and Clark fell silent.

As they fought their way out of the city, they inevitably destroyed some more things, and many people lost their lives in the process.

He tried his best to save everyone, but ultimately he was not capable enough.

After Zod was lured there by Clark, a fierce battle nearly destroyed half of Metropolis. This should have been the catalyst for Batman's prejudice and preparation to deal with Clark, but it seems that Bruce Wayne doesn't have that in mind right now.

There was little hostility in his words, only a heavy reminder, hoping to teach Clark a lesson from this incident, to always remain vigilant and prepared for disaster, and to ensure that this powerful alien would not gradually go astray.

Clark clenched his fists, remained silent, and gazed into the distance.

Seeing Clark's reaction, David's eyes flickered, and he felt a pang of sadness.

"This might be a good thing for Clark."

Although to some extent, it was he who told Clark about the Kryptonian ships in the Arctic that all of this came about.

However, in retrospect, far fewer people have died in the current Metropolis than in the original storyline, so he doesn't feel any burden.

"Clark often suffers setbacks in the comics, and even faces life-threatening situations on several occasions, because he is too lenient with his enemies."

If this disaster can instill in him the habit of using all his strength even when hunting a rabbit, it wouldn't be bad.

David counted, and in just this month, Clark had put himself in dangerous and embarrassing situations more than once.

Dealing with Zod and Fiora, the only remaining Kryptonians who could quickly master their abilities, wasn't the end of it. David and Clark quickly flew back to the moon, preparing to subdue the remaining Kryptonians.

But we'll wait until we return to the moon.

On the desolate, cold surface of the moon, the World Engine floats silently, and two of the unconscious Kryptonians are missing.

Standing on the ground, David frowned.

Each Kryptonian possesses immense power; if even one escapes, the Earth may never be at peace.

After boarding the spaceship, he used his gravity field sensor to record the number of Kryptonians.

but now……

"What's wrong?" Clark asked, noticing his brother's puzzled expression.

After searching with the gravitational field without success, David looked towards the distant surface of the moon and squinted.

"It seems a rat smuggled two people away from here while we were fighting Zod."

If the Kryptonians woke up on their own, it shouldn't just be two people who disappeared here.

"here?

Moon?"

Clark was surprised and suspicious.

With current Earth technology, is it possible for someone to travel freely on the moon?

"Who did this?" His expression immediately turned serious as he realized the gravity of the situation with the two missing Kryptonians.

"If you want to know the answer to this question, you'll have to borrow your spaceship key."

David said.

Gravity field sensing revealed that some hatches inside the massive Kryptonian mothership had been violently damaged, suggesting that someone had broken into the ship in an attempt to steal Kryptonian technology.

But it seems they didn't succeed. They had a huge treasure right in front of them but couldn't get it. Someone punched the control panel in displeasure, leaving a dent, and then left with two unconscious Kryptonians.

"But let's get the spaceship and these Kryptonians back to Earth first."

Immediately afterwards, David and Clark brought the mothership and the Kryptonians back to the North Pole, and then immediately went home to reassure their parents.

Jonathan and Martha breathed a sigh of relief when their two sons returned safely, their hearts finally at ease.

After hearing what had happened from their two sons, and just as the news of the tragedy in the metropolis was being broadcast on television, the couple, though heavy-hearted and saddened, comforted their sons and told them not to feel guilty about it.

Father Jonathan patted their shoulders and said earnestly, "David, Clark, you have done your best."

After comforting their parents, the two returned to the Arctic.

Kryptonians' weaknesses are not only Kryptonite, but also the Red Sun. The Red Sun will cause Kryptonians to lose their power, and the prison that emits the light of the Red Sun is not a high-tech thing.

David gave the order, and Atlantis was built in less than a day.

Then he and Clark temporarily imprisoned Fiora and the other Kryptonians in the Lonely Fortress, which is that huge Kryptonian exploration ship.

……

"I never thought I'd see another Kryptonian besides Karl."

Joe Al looked at Fiora and the others in the prison through the projected image with a complicated expression.

Fiora and the other Kryptonians were separated and imprisoned in individual cells, gagged and their limbs were firmly locked to iron beds, preventing them from even communicating with each other and eliminating any possibility of escape.

David touched his chin in surprise.

Krypton's technology has indeed reached the pinnacle of the universe; if not told otherwise, he would never have guessed that Jor-El was merely an artificial intelligence.

"However, the complete replication of personality and memories can almost be considered as Joe Al's life being continued in another way."

"Carl told me some things."

Please convey my gratitude and respect to your parents, David.

Joe Al turned his head and said seriously.

"Even Laura and I couldn't have educated Carl any better."

“I will, Uncle El.”

David nodded: "Thank you for your help, Kryptonians here."

"There are also several mechanical guardians on this spaceship."

Joe Al reassured the two men: "It's enough to keep an eye on them now that they've lost their powers."

"Father, two weak and unconscious Kryptonians have been taken away. They may have fallen into the hands of someone with ulterior motives and been controlled or studied."

We'd like to ask you to take a look at the surveillance data for another mothership.

These captured Kryptonians could no longer escape, and Clark stepped forward to propose another, more pressing matter.

Chapter 138 Do you think I would care about this?

The invasion of Earth by alien general Zod and his alien forces has come to an end.

Their evil plan to destroy humanity and transform the Earth was thwarted by the Beyonders and Superman.

During this period, thousands of people died, and countless people mourned.

This event, which concerns the fate of the entire planet, has brought these two superheroes to the attention of more people around the world. People are discussing and debating it intensely. Some are grateful to the Beyonders and Superman for saving the planet, while others are skeptical or even hostile towards them.

"From beginning to end, all we have seen is a major battle that has claimed the lives of innocent people!"

Several aliens dismantled our building like a toy.

Who saw the so-called conspiracy, the so-called plan to destroy humanity?

"That Zod keeps shouting in the city demanding that Superman hand over some kind of magic book. Could it be that he stole something from his people and came to Earth to hide, bringing disaster to our planet!"

"Enough! Didn't you see how Zod treated us during our conversation?"

He has used us to threaten Beyonders and Superman time and time again. How could he be a good person?