Zombie Marvel? Luckily, I'm Superman!

To be honest, Lin Yi was tempted.

"The Kryptonian race's unity has reached an unimaginable level. For the sake of one member, the entire Kryptonian race can mobilize. Do you understand what I mean?"

The entire clan mobilized?

Lin Yi repeated these four words in his mind.

For the sake of a member of the Kryptonian race?

"Of course," Cat Sister added, "The decision is yours. You can verify your identity or not. After verification, you can choose to reveal your identity or not. Krypton will not impose any restrictions."

"But if you run into trouble, reveal your bloodline. Even if you slap the administrator of the dimensional gap world today, the Kryptonians will protect you with the full power of the entire race."

Holy crap, this level of favoritism is ridiculous! They're completely ignoring right and wrong, only focusing on relationships!

Cat Sister looked at Lin Yi and tapped the tip of her tail twice on the sofa armrest.

"So, Brother Lin? Do you want to do the verification?"

Lin Yi looked down at the circular ring on the coffee table.

The ring lay quietly on the table, its silver-gray metallic surface reflecting the room's light.

He didn't speak.

He was thinking.

Sister Cat said, "If you're the person I'm thinking of..." Who is that person? She didn't say it explicitly, but Lin Yi knew in his heart.

If she called out her own surname, then she most likely knows about her older brother and sister, and they might even have a close relationship.

Lin Yi wasn't afraid to undergo this verification. Even if he wasn't the person Sister Cat hoped for, he still had the blood of the Krypton Clan. That was enough for the Krypton Clan to be his support.

Cat Sister also noticed the change in her life force, which further increased the probability of Lin Yi's guess about his older brother and sister.

The fact that Sister Cat, who is aloof to others, becomes unusually familiar with herself is also closely related to this.

But Lin Yi still had a concern.

He feared the chain reaction that would follow these verification results.

The whole clan mobilized, sounds great, right?

But there's no such thing as a free lunch.

Are the Kryptonians really as united as these people claim? Or, like the Space Association, are there some hidden costs involved?

Lin Yi remained silent for a long time. Cat Sister did not urge him, but gently wagged her tail, waiting for Lin Yi's decision.

After a while, Lin Yi picked up the ring.

Cat Sister's vertical pupils widened slightly again.

"If it's confirmed that I'm one of the people you guessed, then I'll automatically join the Krypton Clan? What do I need to do?" Lin Yi asked, holding the ring.

Cat Sister's ears twitched.

"You don't need to do anything."

"Impossible, right?"

"Really." Sister Cat's expression was very serious: "The Kryptonians never ask for anything in return when they help their own kind. You may not have had much contact with your people growing up, so you don't really understand Kryptonian culture. But in the Kryptonians' eyes, helping their own kind is an instinct, it doesn't need a reason."

Okay... Lin Yi believed half of it.

He did come to a bit of a realization.

Indeed, I feel extremely tired even when I'm fighting alone in the three-dimensional universe.

The dangers here far surpass those of the three-dimensional universe. Gathering intelligence to obtain the orange gem and, incidentally, become more powerful will likely be far more difficult than imagined.

As Sister Cat said, after verifying his identity, Lin Yi can choose to go public or not, and does not need to openly join the Krypton Clan.

However, the help provided by the Krypton Clan will not decrease, and they will fully support whatever plans Lin Yi has.

Putting aside those worries, Lin Yi felt she couldn't refuse this help.

Moreover, I still have enough trump cards. If all else fails, I can use the dimensional gems to turn this place upside down and then run away.

Since he had a backup plan, Lin Yi felt he could take a gamble on whether the Krypton Clan was really as he knew it to be.

Taking a deep breath, Lin Yi made his choice, his determined gaze meeting Cat Sister's vertical pupils.

How can I verify this?

Cat Sister had been staring at Lin Yi's hand, and only raised her gaze slightly when she heard the question.

Lin Yi saw a hint of joy flash in her vertical pupils.

"Squeeze the ring tightly, then release your life force!"

"It's that simple?"

"It's that simple. No matter how you disguise or change your life force, it won't affect the final detection result of the ring. This thing doesn't look at your energy fluctuations or the strength of your abilities; it only looks at one thing."

"What?"

"The source of your bloodline!"

"Is that so..." Lin Yi looked at the ring in his hand again, and stopped asking questions.

If that's the case...

With a slight pressure of my palm, the cool touch of metal spread through my hand.

He took a deep breath and then released his life force.

Although Sister Cat said that it wouldn't matter even if she disguised herself, at this moment, Lin Yi removed her disguise.

A pure and rich sense of life permeated the entire room.

This is also Lin Yi's respect for his own bloodline.

That bloodline that has always been with me, one with me, and has been with me all the way through the Marvel Universe.

That bloodline that has endured countless battles, big and small, giving it the courage and responsibility to keep going.

The ring lit up briefly.

A light seemed to seep out from the fine lines on the ring, and then the light grew brighter and brighter.

Cat Sister's breath hitched for a second, just as the ring reacted.

She sat on the sofa, leaning forward, her hands unconsciously clenched on her knees. Her vertical pupils were so large they almost filled her entire eyes.

The cat's ears and tail stood straight up, just like a giant thunderbolt.

The light from the ring grew brighter and brighter, changing from white to pale gold, and then from pale gold to gold.

Finally, the light filled the entire room, as if the sun had descended, so dazzling that it was impossible to look directly at it.

The ring was heating up, getting hotter and hotter, and began to vibrate, more and more violently.

With a whoosh, the ring flew into the air above the room, and the light receded at the same moment.

Once her vision returned, Sister Cat stared blankly at the slowly rotating ring flying in mid-air.

Her breathing was heavy, her mouth was open, and her chest was heaving.

The Kryptonians had also tested the ring, but none of them could elicit any response from it, not even a slight tremor, let alone the current glowing, heating, and spinning motion in mid-air.

The man and woman surnamed Lin had said that only descendants with the Lin bloodline of the Kryptonite Clan could activate this ring, which was a double verification.

Now, among the Lin family members of the Kryptonite Clan, only the youngest child has not yet appeared. Only the eldest child can activate this ability.

So the moment the ring reacted, Cat Sister's heart started racing uncontrollably.

The ring's behavior has already explained everything; the truth is beginning to converge in the direction that Sister Cat guessed.

The guess has already been half-verified, hasn't it?