American comics: From Hogwarts to God on Earth

Chapter 350 (Chapter 349) This chapter reeks of the sweet and sour smell of romance.

"Is this why you want to drag an innocent girl into another world?" Rune glared at Clark fiercely.

During this time, he really thought Clark had matured a lot and was finally able to become the future Superman, but Clark always managed to pull off a big surprise.

Clark pursed his lips and retorted directly to Rune, "This is my decision, and I don't need your approval!"

"I was just trying to prove to Lana that I wasn't lying." Clark immediately regretted his words. He needed Rune's help even to enter that world, so how could he possibly not need her permission? But he simply couldn't back down in front of the girl he loved.

In other words, Clark was really showing off, and considering his age and the girl he loved next to him, Rune could understand.

But we must teach them a lesson.

Lana frowned and tugged at Clark's sleeve, not wanting the two brothers to argue over her. However, to her surprise, Rune reacted calmly, even silencing the raven beside him that seemed about to say something.

"I've always believed that if people can't teach each other, then experience can. Once is enough. So—please." Rune calmly opened the portal to the world of The Boys. The distorted doorway shimmered with a ghostly blue light, illuminating Clark's face, which made Clark somewhat uneasy.

He felt that Rune should punch him, but Clark didn't care about that at the moment. He pulled Lana into the portal.

As Raven watched the two men go inside, still cursing the couple in his heart, he said aloud, "What right does he have to say that about you?"

Rune patted her head. "It's okay, we'll go in and follow them. There'll be a good show to watch."

Don't forget that Lana also has a family heirloom necklace containing kryptonite. Although most of the kryptonite in the town was recycled by Rune, this necklace was the only one that wasn't. This is because the person who possessed this kryptonite didn't even gain superpowers, let alone harm others.

The process of traversing the world was like being sucked into a kaleidoscope. This wasn't Clark's first time traversing, so he felt no ripples in his heart, but he could still sense Lana's inner unease.

She gripped Clark's hand tightly, and Clark gripped it back firmly, which improved his mood considerably. In that instant, the world seemed to be distorted, stretched, and reformed, and Lana and Clark tumbled out of the portal, landing on a gray-brown patch of land.

Clark immediately got up and carefully observed his surroundings to make sure there were no Terminators.

"My God," Lana coughed a few times, then stood up and dusted herself off. "So Rune is a superhuman too? That's really surprising."

"When I first met him in the hospital, he was already a powerful mage." After confirming that there were no Terminators around, Clark relaxed a little.

"So he's a mage?" Lana nodded thoughtfully. After hearing Clark say that, she also felt that Rune must be a mage—handsome, mysterious, and calm.

It's worth noting that Rune was very popular in several of her girls' groups. After Rune started taking frequent leave of absence, his popularity actually increased instead of decreasing. Many girls were speculating about the reason and even asked the teacher about it, but they didn't get an answer.

"So, Rune took leave to save the world?"

Clark nodded, then extended his hands: "Come on up."

Lana pointed to herself, then to Clark's arm, and asked in confusion, "Me?"

"Of course." Clark looked completely at ease, but his earlobes turned red. "We have to go save other people; we can't delay any longer."

Lana slowly approached Clark and asked softly, "Are you—are you sure this is safe?"

Clark, relying on his strength, grabbed Lana in one go, and then they floated up.

Lana's gasp caught in her throat, turning into a rapid gasp. She felt her feet leave the ground, and the world suddenly seemed distant. This should have been an unsettling feeling, but thankfully, Clark's arms were around her waist, his hands as steady as the earth itself.

"Clark, I..."

,"look!"

Clark spoke in a low voice, his pride barely concealed.

Lana lowered her head and then tightly held Clark's neck. The ground beneath her feet shrank into a blurry patch of color; the collapsed skyscrapers, abandoned cars, and overgrown weeds now resembled a child's shrunken toy.

The sound of the wind around them and the scenery rushing past below told Lana that they were flying at an alarming speed, but she didn't feel cold.

Clark's bio-field enveloped the two of them.

"We are here—" Lana's voice trembled, whether from the height or from the overwhelming shock.

Clark pulled his arms back, carrying the ordinary woman as they broke through the clouds. Sunlight shone on her face, making her cheeks flush red.

At this moment, Lana finally laughed, a genuine, unreserved laugh. She released her grip on Clark's neck and opened her arms wide as if to embrace the entire sky.

"Fly a little higher!" she shouted excitedly.

Clark's mood brightened because of Lana's smile, so he smiled and flew higher until the sea of ​​clouds could only surge beneath their feet, until Lana could no longer see the scenery on the ground. Clark's heartbeat overlapped with Lana's, making them almost indistinguishable from each other.

The two were immersed in this ambiguous atmosphere until Clark saw the Terminator in the distance.

So he slowly descended, gently placing her on the edge of the grass. Lana stood firmly on her feet, but still held onto Clark's hand.

Everything that just happened felt like a dream! Lana thought, her whole body trembling with excitement.

"How is it?" Clark asked, feigning ignorance.

"I've never been so happy!" she exclaimed, laughing. "Can we do it again later?"

"Of course!" Clark nodded in agreement.

Raven glanced at Clark and Lana, then at Rune, and sighed.

"Are you envious?"

Raven rolled her eyes. Wasn't this obvious? But this kind of flirting was only for superpowered people and ordinary people. Raven and Rune could both fly, so they naturally wouldn't react much to flying.

Rune pinched her cheek. "Don't forget, we're not actually dating yet."

Raven pouted, snuggled up to Rune, and whispered, "There are already so many couples in our class, and our teacher doesn't care."

"Didn't I say? We'll talk about everything when you're an adult! You're too young now to be responsible for your promises—"

Rune was still lecturing, but Raven just hugged Rune tightly, using his body to cover one of his ears and freeing one hand to cover the other.

What are you saying? I can't hear you.

What else can be said? Rune helplessly stopped his lecturing. Yes, let alone children, even adults don't like to be lectured.

Rune sighed and rubbed the raven's little head.

He had gotten used to this action.