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Chapter 220 Limited Edition Captain America - Lex

Luther Factory.

After a fire, the factory was filled with fire extinguisher canisters.

The deep-pocketed Lex went even further, maintaining a fire brigade inside the factory.

It's worth noting that the last fire killed his own experimental subject, the bat monster Julie, and even damaged his experimental subject, Byron, resulting in devastating losses.

The factory's underground base at this moment.

A sophisticated hibernation pod sat quietly in a corner of the base.

Dr. Erkins, the bald man, stood in the corner, his face pale.

The reason was simple: the demon who had kidnapped him to this strange world, the blond boy, was standing not far away talking to his superior.

Several months have passed since he was kidnapped, and the bald doctor has gradually accepted the fact and adapted quite well.

It must be said that many brilliant scientists emerged during World War II, but most of them were unable to fully realize their talents due to the limitations of the era.

But in modern times, Erkins was able to put his talents to use and further improve the super serum he created.

"Are you really sure about this?"

In the corner, Gino and Lex stood side by side behind the railing, watching their scientists skillfully assemble the instruments.

"While the risk of the experiment is small, it cannot be completely ruled out," Gino said.

"I know, my brother." Lex sneered as he took off his shirt, glancing at Gino. "But it feels awful to have your life in someone else's hands."

"I need to improve my strength, at least to be able to fight back."

The bald man twisted his neck; Lex had always been a man of his word.

He strode toward the instrument.

As the hatch closed, the instruments started operating and powered on. The brilliant blue light flooded the transparent glass above the hatch, and the power was so great that one could even hear the "buzzing" sound from the electrical circuits inside the walls.

Despite the blinding light, Gino squinted slightly and was able to see Lex's upper body through the heavy hatch.

He could see the cold medicine being injected into Lex's veins from inside the hatch, circulating through his body and flowing into every inch of his flesh.

The muscles tear and expand, and the bones begin to grow a second time.

The excruciating pain and the tingling sensation in the joints and bones are enough to drive anyone mad.

With Lex's screams, it seemed that a critical point had been reached again.

When the magnificent blue light faded, thick white mist began to emerge from the slowly opening hatch.

"Snapped!"

A tall figure slowly walked out of the cabin.

The white lights inside the base cast shadows into the white mist, reflecting the silhouette of a burly, bald figure.

"Fog, mist."

Bizarro, who had been staying at the base, chuckled and blew out a breath.

The swirling air blew out cool air, and Lex, a bald man with eight-pack abs and a perfect physique, wearing shorts, appeared before everyone's eyes.

Lex clenched his fist, feeling an unprecedented surge of power within him. He took a deep breath, satisfied, and exclaimed, "The experiment was a success."

.......

Let me wipe your mouth.

Inside the sanatorium, Lana held a handkerchief and wiped the sandwich jam from the corner of Ms. Cassandra's mouth. The girl's gaze fell on Clark, who was looking distracted on the other side. The big boy was standing in front of the bookshelf on the right side of the room.

It must be said that in the days before electronic devices, the only form of entertainment for people like this old lady was reading books, so this lady's collection of books was quite extensive.

Somewhat troubled by the prophetic event, Clark looked at the books on the bookshelf.

The boy's gaze swept over the bookshelf.

Then he saw an old, dusty book sitting in the corner of the top floor.

"This book?"

Clark reached out and hooked the book, and amidst the rising dust, the boy held the book and examined it in his hands.

Blowing away the dust from the book cover, Clark discovered that it was made of an unknown material, smooth and cold to the touch, with mysterious and intricate patterns engraved in the center.

Mystery was the first impression this book gave Clark.

Curious, I turned to the first page, only to find it completely blank.

There's nothing there.

Clark lost interest and put the book back where it was.

Hearing Lana's call, the boy followed the girl out of Ms. Cassandra's room.

His face was full of contemplation.

Perhaps I should talk to Gino about the fragments of the future I saw.

Luther Factory.

"Buzz!"

The Lamborghini roared out of the factory's paved road, Gino stood with his foot on the accelerator, one hand on the door, looking quite relaxed.

Lex's experiment was a success; he successfully withstood the side effects of the Super Soldier Serum.

Simply put, Lex Luthor might be a limited-edition Captain America-Lex.

With the roar of the sports car and the surrounding scenery flashing by, Gino sped along the road and soon returned to his own estate.

"Buzz".

He turned off the car, handed the engine to the gatekeeper to park, and Gino strode into the estate.

"Shh~"

A rustling sound came from the grass, and then a figure suddenly darted out.

"Mr. Gino, may I interview you?"

The voice sounded somewhat familiar, and just by glancing at the long brown hair, one could guess who the newcomer was.

"Miss Louise of the Metropolis".

Staring at the uninvited guests waiting outside his manor, Gino stopped the embarrassed and angry security guards, a smile playing on his lips: "I didn't expect to see you at my manor."

"Yes, your manor has pretty tight security." Louise smoothed her hair and chuckled. "If I hadn't learned professional infiltration from my father, I might have been caught by the security guards and taken to the police station like my colleagues."

As for why Louise is a professional stealth operator? Well, her father is a powerful general in the Pentagon.

"Tell me, what do you want from me?"

Gino stared intently at the woman.

He wasn't interested in Louise's body, but rather in the fact that this woman was likely to be his friend's future wife.

In terms of appearance, Louise is actually not as pretty as Lana.

In terms of personality, Lana is intelligent but reserved, while Louise is clever but passionate, and hardly hides her enthusiasm.

"Here's the thing, I'm representing the Daily Planet and would like to interview you and this town." Louise was undoubtedly a smart woman: "As a professional journalist, I believe the public should know what you are really like, instead of being intimidated by those conspiracy theories online."

Just as Louise was trying to persuade Gino to accept her interview, a gentle breeze blew by, and Louise noticed that the smile on Gino's face was becoming more and more playful.

The boy stared at her face, his eyes looking like he was about to see a joke.

Amidst her confusion, Louise heard Gino's voice say, "Clark, you've come at the right time. Let me introduce you to a friend."

Louise Lane.

"Clark Kent."

(End of this chapter)