Chapter 174 Killing Joe El

Clark couldn't bear to turn his head away; he had already foreseen this man's fate.

But he also knew that this man was an executioner, and he was not averse to Gino killing bad guys.

"Splat." Like paint casually spilled on a canvas by a modern abstract artist, countless drops of blood mixed with yellow and white exploded.

The air of fear caused its body to explode.

The human skin mask shattered under the pressure, and a ghastly red head fell to the ground, rolling like a ball.

"Snap." The leather shoe lightly stepped on the head, Gino gently stomped down, and the hideous face exploded, announcing the death of Red Skull.

Gino grabbed Clark by the collar and flew him to the second-floor iron corridor. The boy glanced at Dr. Zola, whose body was trembling uncontrollably, and gave the order: "Now, you take us to find the Tesseract."

A deep blue, cube-like crystal landed in Gino's hand, radiating a dazzling luster. The prismatic cube contained a peculiar energy that flowed like water mist and shone like the Milky Way.

"This is beautiful," Clark exclaimed, his lovestruck mind adding, "Lana would definitely love this. It would be even more beautiful if it were made into a necklace."

"Only if you're willing to see your sweetheart blown to bits." Gino scoffed, pulling his assistant from his pocket: "Singer, get to work."

"Buzz~" Upon receiving his command, the assistant from Cybertron began to transform, and a series of data connection lines popped up from the flip phone and gently tapped onto the eight sides of the light blue Rubik's Cube.

"Drawing energy from the Cosmic Cube." The singer operated the equipment, and the cold instrument lit up with a blue light.

The next instant, a blazing blue light burst forth, like a blazing sun engulfing the two. The light enveloped Gino and Clark, and then the two figures vanished from the laboratory, leaving Dr. Zola, who was staring in disbelief at the incredible scene.

Luther Chemical Plant.

It was late at night,

Three weeks have passed since Gino and Clark disappeared.

Not only was Lex extremely anxious, but their friends were also in a panic.

Jonathan and Martha were extremely worried, and Martha, who had just become pregnant, miscarried because she was too worried about Clark.

"Where did they go?" This is the question everyone wants to ask.

However, unlike the anxiety of others, Lex, who was in the underground laboratory at the moment, was touching his smooth head and looking at a sophisticated device that had been built at great expense. At the center of the circular device was a huge glass sphere, and inside it floated a series of bright white and blue energy orbs.

"The 99th localization experiment begins."

Lex pressed the switch, and as the current flickered, the glowing white orbs connected with each other, while the computer began to display a series of characters.

"A string of latitude and longitude coordinates." Lex recognized the purpose of these arrays at a glance.

Then, his originally calm expression gradually became strange.

The reason is simple: according to the coordinates of this dimension, Gino's location is precisely the Luther Chemical Plant.

"boom!"

The roar overhead interrupted Lex's thoughts, and the ceiling trembled slightly.

In the corner, Bizarro, covered in bandages, struggled to his feet, shouting that he was protecting his "father".

"No, don't be nervous, Bizarro." Lex squinted slightly, but his heart was filled with joy. He had a guess.

The heavy metal door opened automatically.

"Da da".

Lex wasn't kept waiting long; light footsteps sounded from behind, followed by that familiar voice: "Guess what I brought back this time, Lex?"

"I hope it's a girlfriend," Lex commented sarcastically.

After all, people as rich as Gino, not to mention those in the Metropolitan area, even he himself has already had four or five girlfriends, while his brother is still single.

He turned around.

In the empty experimental base, his brother stood in the same spot, dressed in a sharp suit, holding an octagonal energy object in his hand, which reflected a dazzling light under the incandescent bulb.

Behind the other person was an old man with a hunched back, who looked like a scientist, looking at the equipment in the laboratory with amazement.

"This thing." Lex narrowed his eyes slightly. Judging from its appearance alone, the energy contained in this crystal was far better than that of the previous quantum mask.

"Bigger, better, stronger." Gino smiled as he placed the crystal on the table.

"My brother, with this thing, we can now completely achieve space travel, and even take people on trips."

"Also, this is Dr. Erskine behind me, a powerful scientist who might be able to become your assistant."

"Perhaps."

Lex scoffed, clearly unconvinced by Gino's words; he didn't believe anyone's wisdom could surpass his own.

"By the way, Lex," Gino narrowed his eyes slightly, "Clark, who broke in earlier, was actually controlled by an energy entity."

He told Lex about Clark's adoptive father, the will of "Jor-El" who manifested as an energy form.

"Do you need my help?" Lex asked Gino earnestly after hearing this.

"unnecessary."

"All right."

Lex nodded; he had confidence in Gino's abilities.

"Oh, by the way, Clark's adoptive mother had a miscarriage. Maybe you should go see her." He picked up his coffee from the table and took a sip. "Also, Chloe has been looking for you a lot lately."

Gino didn't respond, but simply nodded silently.

"I will visit them."

"But before that, there's one more thing I need to do." He picked up the Tesseract, a cold glint in his eyes.

Having transformed into an energy form, Joe El thought he could escape, so he unleashed an energy form even stronger than Joe El's to bombard him.

"This time, Jor-El must die!"

..........

Inside an Indian cave.

The original recessed stone wall was filled with a blazing golden light.

The energy runes on its walls change and connect.

Immediately, a golden spatial vortex lit up.

Joe El's voice rang out from within the golden light.

"Come to Earth, my child. You no longer need to wander the universe. Earth will soon be your second home."

"Come back, my proudest child."

His voice was still as alluring and rhythmic as ever.

"Perhaps you won't live to see that day." A sudden, untimely voice echoed in the empty cave.

"What?"

Joe Al's voice carried a hint of surprise.

He saw a deep blue spatial rift open on the mountain wall in the corner.

The blond boy holding the Rubik's Cube lightly leaped onto the cave floor.

He held up the Tesseract towards Joe El, and the familiar blue light shone brightly once more, filling and bursting throughout the entire cavern.

"Remnants of the old era should stay in the garbage dump."

(End of this chapter)

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