In front of Superman, you have no choice but to give yourself to a little girl.

Just as the battle between Charles, the three was about to erupt, the time came precisely when Wayne had resurrected the Starks.

At the same time, the fleets of various countries surrounding Kenosha also landed completely.

However, before they could even get started, a figure glided towards them from the distant horizon like a comet.

"What is that?!"

"A fighter jet? Can any of you guys tell me if you have this kind of fighter jet at home?"

"Baka yarou~~ (tap tongue) Are you blind?! That's Superman!"

"Yo ho? You dare insult your dam! Take this punch from your dad!"

The soldiers who landed on Kenosha from various coastlines, upon seeing Superman's arrival, were like ants jumping on a pot, unable to remain calm and even feeling a sense of dread.

After all, having Superman as a teammate is incredibly reassuring, but having him as an opponent can be truly terrifying, especially since it's rumored that Superman has a habit of treating tough guys like little girls...

Wayne stood quietly in the sky above Kenosha, holding Wanda in his arms.

His gaze swept over Genosha, which was engulfed in flames and resembled a living hell. He saw the mutant residents, some resisting and others being hunted, as well as the X-Men constantly rescuing the residents, and Lorna and Pietro...

Although Lorna seemed to be doing well, Pietro was in very poor condition.

Faced with all this, Wayne simply calmly put Wanda down, letting her fly off to rescue Lorna, Pietro, and the other people of Genosha.

After Wayne appeared, the soldiers below, even after landing on Genoa, dared not make any further moves, only frantically tagging the commander—Boss! I don't know how to do this question!

Unfortunately, their commander didn't know what to do either. The excuse he had prepared for Superman turned out to be impossible to come up with when Superman actually appeared.

At first, everyone had discussed it and agreed. As soon as Superman arrived, he brought out the excuse they had prepared—but they never thought they would be the ones to say it, so they all agreed to the decision.

When the time actually came, you thought I would speak up, and I felt you should speak up, but in the end, no one dared to speak up.

With no other option, the commander could only urgently contact higher-ups, even directly to the national leadership. But faced with a terrifying entity that could easily destroy them with a flick of a finger, no one dared to make a decision on their own.

Everyone is afraid that one wrong move could leave them infamous for eternity and make them a national sinner... But perhaps not, since the prerequisite for becoming a "sinner" is that "there are still people".

Although Superman has always acted in a righteous manner, who can guarantee that?

No one dared to gamble, even though the chances of success were very high, because the consequences of failure were absolutely unbearable.

……

Hidden in the shadows, Hydra used their methods to observe everything on Kenosha Island.

"A bunch of paper tigers!"

Inside a safe house in New York State, Pierce couldn't help but berate the group of useless people. They were all talk and no action, but when they actually met Superman, they were all cowards.

Baron Zemo's phantom spoke slowly and deliberately, "It's not their fault. After all, no matter how low the probability of betting wrong is, as long as they don't have the ability to bear the consequences, they won't dare to cross that line... at least not themselves."

"Superman is too strong, so strong that they have no way to deal with him."

The phantom of Madam Hydra stared intently at the towering figure standing against the sky in the image, her breathing unconsciously becoming heavier. "The premise of all plans is that Superman is willing to restrain himself."

He wasn't standing at the top of the world; the place he stood was the top of the world—wasn't this the absolute power she had always dreamed of?

What a perfect being it was! Its mere existence was enough to silence the entire world!

This is truly being above everything!

The premise for destroying Genosha was not whether it was possible to fight Magneto and even those tens of millions of mutants, but whether Superman agreed to the destruction of Genosha.

If Superman disagrees, even the continued existence of those war-mongering nations depends on Superman's will.

No one can control Superman except himself.

Characters like the Invisible Woman are also constrained by Superman's "own emotions." If Superman were to be driven by stronger emotions such as hatred or were to lose his emotions altogether, then the Invisible Woman and others would be helpless.

Everyone understood this principle—which is why they dared not act rashly at this moment.

Even though everything so far suggests that Superman wouldn't do that, the question remains... what if? Who will take responsibility if something goes wrong? Can they even afford to?

Now, not only have those warlike nations become clowns in the eyes of other countries, but even all of Hydra's schemes seem like child's play to the Hydra Queen.

Looking back at Superman's warnings, it's clear that Superman didn't even take them seriously.

Mrs. Hydra could even imagine how Superman, somewhere, would laugh at their foolishness while they were researching Superman's powers.