Black Robe: Gender Swap, I Have a Small Panel

The Kryptonian mothership was cold and monotonous.

There were no entertainment facilities on this mothership. The Kryptonian warriors had been sailing in this cold and monotonous atmosphere for 33 years...

……

Mothership, conference room.

"Karl Al, after 33 years, we have finally found you..."

This journey has been incredibly difficult!

Before the negotiations over the whereabouts of the Codex of Life began, Zod recounted a series of his experiences.

Escape from the Phantom Zone, search for possible Kryptonian survivors in space, be hunted by Krypton's former enemies in space...

Of the hundreds of Kryptonians who escaped from the Phantom Zone, fewer than 50 remain today!

Every loss of life means Krypton is one step closer to destruction...

Zod vividly describes Clark's 33 years of growth on Earth.

How tragic was Zod's ordeal, and how unwavering was their desire to reclaim Krypton.

For decades, they have been searching for the Codex of Life in the universe, enduring countless hardships.

They have never forgotten their mission to revive Krypton, and they are willing to sacrifice everything for it, including Zod's life!

In Zod's story, he portrayed them as the last vestiges of Kryptonian civilization, the spark that would revive a world...

They are a group of people who are willing to sacrifice their lives for their ideals!

Morgan fell silent upon hearing this.

From Zod's perspective, they are indeed Krypton's last hope!

……

Zod's cold yet deeply moving words brought tears to the eyes of Louise and Daisy, who were both present.

The image of a tough Kryptonian general, who leads his people to survive tenaciously in the universe in dire straits, is presented to everyone.

"Morgan, they're so pitiful, let's help them."

Daisy tugged at Morgan's sleeve and whispered.

Morgan looked at Daisy and exclaimed that the girl was too kind; she was easily swayed by a few words.

Will he help Zod and his allies reclaim Krypton?

Morgan shook his head, indicating: "The waters here run deep!"

Krypton, as an interstellar civilization, was actually trapped and perished on their home planet.

Moreover, this was all thanks to Jor-El's prior notice, which gave them ample time to escape...

The fact that billions of people on Krypton are willing to collectively perish on their home planet suggests that, besides the rigid social environment that makes people lose all hope, there are other reasons why they might choose to perish.

This also shows that the Kryptonians' mindset has long been compromised by someone in secret.

It's not that they lack the ability to escape, but rather that their mindset prevents them from escaping!

An unseen force implanted a mental imprint on them collectively...

First, they used the artificial human system to deprive them of their future, and then they subtly imprinted the mind of the Kryptonian race.

Use the law, use gene editing, to make them conform to the rules and lose their free will...

Using this method, they destroyed a powerful civilization that had existed throughout the universe for hundreds of thousands of years from within.

Someone capable of achieving this level is definitely not someone Morgan can compete with now.

If Morgan wasn't mistaken, ancient Krypton, at its most glorious moment, must have encountered an invincible foe...

Faced with such a formidable enemy,

Morgan can't help Krypton at all, at least not now.

……

In the conference room, after listening to Zod's story, Clark shook his head; his father hadn't told him about the Code of Life.

If what Zod said is true, then the El family really did betray Krypton.

They robbed Zod of his hope of restoring Krypton...

At this moment, Clark's mind was in turmoil, and he didn't know how to deal with the situation.

He took off his pendant and inserted it into the Kryptonian spaceship.

He wanted his father to come out so he could question him personally.

As the data was uploaded, Jor-El appeared inside the Kryptonian spaceship.

"Father...is it true that you stole the Codex of Life?"

With pain and disappointment in his eyes, Clark asked Joe El.

Joe's projection looked at his son, sighed slightly, and nodded.

"good!"

"Why do this?!"

Zod immediately questioned him.

Back then, he was betrayed by his friend Joe, who stole the Life Codex, and it took him a long time to recover.

They agreed to work together to help Krypton survive that disaster, but in the end, he was betrayed by his best friend.

My good friend actually sent his son and the legal code to run away together! Who can accept this?

If he had chosen to hand over the Codex to me, Krypton would have been reborn on another planet by now!

And then there's his own desperate groping in the universe...

Faced with Zod's questioning, Joe showed no remorse and stated bluntly:

"With the code in your hands, it will only create another miserable Krypton controlled by the android system..."

Society and thought will remain stagnant; your ideal is nothing more than making Krypton repeat its mistakes in another world!

What Krypton needs is not the Codex of Life... but the free-thinking Zod.

Our professions are predetermined from birth, and society operates like a tightly wound gear.

What if a child doesn't want the career they were born with?

What if...they want to achieve even greater things?

Genetic customization is not a boon for Krypton; life should not be born from genetic code!

Zod, abandon your pursuit of the Life Codex!

Qiao looked calmly at his old friend, who showed no remorse for the betrayal he had committed years ago.

He would rather let his child take Krypton's hopes and try their luck on Earth.

I also don't want to see yet another tragic and desperate Kryptonian planet appear in this world.

Upon hearing this, Zod frowned. He was a ruthless and rational man, and discussions about freedom were never on his radar.

He viewed emotions as a biological flaw, believing that only the most rational beings in the universe could survive.

Similarly, in his view, Krypton's destruction was due to the explosion of its core, not because of the Kryptonians' emotional repression.

He couldn't possibly understand the despair in Joe Al's heart, the despair of having one's life utterly reduced to mere parts!

As long as the Kryptonian race continues, that will be the perfect ending in his mind.

As for other choices, dreams, and greater achievements, that's all nonsense!

As long as I get the Codex, Krypton will reappear!

"Joe...where is the law code?"

"Give up, Zod, I won't tell you..."

Jor El firmly rejected Zod's question, whether it was because he didn't want to see the tragedy repeat itself, or for personal reasons.

The Codex of Life had already been injected into his son's body by Joe Al, becoming integrated into every cell of Clark's body.

This treasure records the genes of all Kryptonians!

The power of all the powerful beings who have appeared in Kryptonian history can be reproduced in Clark!

Moreover, this reproduction is not simply one plus one...

It is a combination of all the best and all the worst!

His son, as long as he doesn't die, will definitely become incredibly powerful, like he has a cheat code, because...

He really has some kind of cheat code inside him!