American comics: Starting with replicating Superman's talent

Chapter 194 The Threat from Zod

A draft resolution concerning the formation of the Justice League related to Diana has been drafted, but there is still a long way to go before this organization is established.

Location selection and high-ranking politicians will be obstacles to forming an alliance.

But Gino felt that all the problems would crumble under the surname "Luther".

However, before forming an alliance, perhaps an opportunity is needed to make the world aware of the existence of superpowered individuals.

After parting ways with Diana, Gino went to the Metropolitan Museum of Art to search for Clark's whereabouts.

For others, Clark could hide and no one would be able to find him, but for Gino, the metropolis was only 10260 square kilometers, and it would only take a few seconds to find Clark's trail.

Gino found Clark in a bar, and just as he had expected, Clark was unwilling to return to the small town and only intended to stay in the metropolis.

In response, Gino chose to respect Clark's wishes and return to the town alone.

"Whoosh!"

The image of the rapidly falling person is a streak of light falling onto the grass, but suddenly stopping a few meters away.

As he stepped onto the grass again, the singer's flip phone rang in his pocket.

"Energy fluctuations have been detected, located inside a cave on the west side of the town."

This short sentence contains a great deal of information.

After all, Jor-El died in that cave, and before his death, he seemed to have sent a message unique to the Kryptonian civilization into space.

With a flash, he reappeared in the castle hall.

Inside the hall, the old butler stood in a corner, while Kara, a little girl with dazzling blonde hair, was curled up on the sofa, hugging her legs and staring at the cartoons on TV, giggling foolishly.

Butt was playing billiards when he saw Gino suddenly appear. The boy chuckled and put down his cue.

Ignoring the playful Bart, Gino grabbed Kara's wrist: "Come with me."

"Huh?" Kara hadn't even come to her senses when, in a flash, the television and the warm sofa in front of her disappeared, and what reappeared before her eyes was the cave where she had landed when she first came to Earth.

"here it is?"

Kara looked up at Gino, whom she trusted most, in confusion, only to find the boy with a furrowed brow.

He gently patted Kara on the shoulder and pointed to the cave wall not far away: "Look there."

On the cave wall, a series of Kryptonian characters shimmered with golden light.

They are arranged and combined to form a string of words.

Staring at the glittering golden characters on the stone wall, Kara tilted her head, pouted, and blurted out, "We're here."

"We're here?" Gino raised an eyebrow slightly, a hint of amusement flashing in his eyes.

Its appearance on the stone wall created by the Kryptonians clearly indicates its connection to the Kryptonians.

In the desolate and barren universe, boundless darkness is the norm.

"Buzz~"

As if appearing out of thin air, a stream of azure light tore through the pitch-black space.

A high-tech aircraft, resembling a teardrop shape, floated silently in space. Suddenly, the energy thruster at its tail emitted a brilliant blue light, propelling the aircraft to carve out a spatial passage at a terrifying speed that could not be captured by the naked eye, and it disappeared.

.......

Pentagon.

"General Swanwick." Several young officers escorted a general as he strode into the monitoring hall.

"What is it this time, Doctor? A comet or an asteroid?" The black general strode towards the control panel, while the white-haired doctor beside him shook his head and said, "Comets and asteroids don't automatically repair their course, General."

The general turned his head, and the two exchanged a glance. The doctor pursed his lips and said in a low voice, "This situation may be unexpected."

As the technicians operated the system, blurry photos were projected onto the large screen.

In that blurry image, a mysterious teardrop-shaped object could be vaguely seen quickly passing through the satellite surveillance, leaving only an indistinguishable afterimage.

The doctor stared at the screen with a puzzled look on his face, shaking his head repeatedly: "I don't know why, but this thing seems to have put itself into a lunar synchronous orbit."

"So?" The general's already dark face grew even more grim. "Have you considered making contact with it?"

The doctor said in a trembling voice, "Yes, we've tried everything we have information on."

"But," he said, looking at the doctor's face with fear, "no one responded."

"Moreover, if it were to land on Earth at this speed, it would be a truly spectacular 'debut.'"

……

Inside the cave in Smallville.

Gino slowly stood up.

The words on the wall slowly faded away, and Kara, with her innocent-looking face, stared wide-eyed at Gino: "Gino, who's coming?"

"Perhaps it's a relative from your home planet Krypton." Gino smiled and ruffled Kara's hair.

But before she could rub it a few more times, she was interrupted by the sudden ringing of the telephone.

"My foolish brother, perhaps you should look up at the night sky," Lex's voice came through the microphone.

Silently raising his head, Gino looked up at the cavern above.

The solid wall gradually became ethereal, and from the night sky, a "fireball" that looked like a shooting star plummeted rapidly, trailing a long tail of flame, falling towards the earth like a shooting star.

His eyes narrowed slightly as he zoomed in to observe. It was a teardrop-shaped, jet-black, futuristic spaceship. Its appearance was even similar to the spaceship Kara had been in, only much larger.

Before Gino could reply, the singer's communication abruptly interrupted Lex: "Unknown information has been detected intruding into the signal network. Should we remove it?"

"No." After a brief moment of thought, Gino slowly shook his head. He wanted to know what the unknown signal was trying to say.

"Sizzle".

As the screen flickered with black and white images, a blurry figure slowly emerged, and a dignified, deep voice said, "I am General Zod."

Gino, however, smiled. Indeed, Jor-El's message was like a lighthouse in the dark, illuminating Zod's path.

The voice continued, "I come from a distant planet."

Zod spoke slowly and deliberately, his indistinct face appearing all over the world.

Desert, oasis, forest.

This message was received anywhere that carried communication equipment.

This also includes Clark, who works as a bricklayer in the Metropolitan Area.

The young man stared at the man on the screen who called himself General Zod, his face grim.

Since Jor-El took control of himself and committed many evil deeds, Clarke has been aware that many of his Kryptonian brethren harbor deep malice towards Earth and humanity.

The indistinct voice continued to speak to itself: "I have traveled across the vast sea of ​​stars to come here, for only one thing."

"One of my kind is hiding on Earth. Although he looks just like you, he is actually an alien."

"I'm giving you twenty-four hours to come out and surrender, or I will destroy the entire planet."

"His name is Gino Luther, or you can call him Karl El."

(End of this chapter)