American comics: Starting with replicating Superman's talent

Chapter 290 The Dividing of the Sea by Kino

On the boundless sea.

Standing on the sea, Clark activated his heat vision to slaughter the twisted monsters.

The rotten, fishy smell emanating from them disgusted Clark.

Like a sliced ​​sausage, the colorful intestines gushed out and spilled into the ocean, dyeing the surrounding sea surface a deep red.

"Splash!"

Another blur ripped through the sea, and a deep green figure, wielding the Trident of Poseidon, which radiated dazzling golden light, swung it toward the rampaging Clark.

"Buzz!"

Even faster than its speed was the scorching gaze from above the clouds.

There was no time to think. Her body's instincts caused her to turn the gun upside down and hold it horizontally in front of her chest. The terrifying heat heated the gun barrel, and at the same time, the enormous force pushed the woman into the sea.

"What, you dare to show your face and attack me here?"

Gino raised an eyebrow as he watched the figure disappear back into the water.

"A mouse hiding its head and tail."

"You think you can get away with hiding under the ocean?"

Gino seemed to have thought of something fun, and he slowly clasped his hands together.

"Buzz~"

A heavy, invisible, terrifying force spread in all directions along with Gino's slowly opening palm.

The normally surging waves were pushed aside by this unseen force.

Like a feat of Moses parting the sea, the unfathomable ocean also spread out to both sides under Gino's control of the bio-force field.

The seabed is exposed to the air, and countless stagnant water monsters gather beneath the accumulated silt.

"Ugly monster, die!"

A flash of disgust crossed Gino's eyes, and he raised his fist and closed it slightly.

The next instant, the monsters that had been crawling on the seabed exploded like firecrackers during a holiday as Gino clenched his fist.

The colorful intestines scattered and flew everywhere, like garbage falling from the sky.

As the violent bio-force field roughly ripped open the sea surface, a pale figure clad in bat-shaped steel armor, wielding the trident of Poseidon, and with a face swollen from being submerged in the ocean, was thrown out of the sea.

"Bang!"

The heavy armor crashed onto the ship, creating a large crater. Bryce gripped the trident in her hand, slowly raised her head, tossed her wet, dark green hair, and stared coldly at Gino.

The artifact in her hand told her that she had lost control of this sea area.

"OK!"

Bryce raised her trident, aiming it at Gino, and roared, "Come on, let me see your power!"

A deep weariness flashed in her eyes; to be honest, she was indeed tired of it all.

"As you wish."

Gino didn't bother arguing with her.

"Whoosh!"

His figure flashed, like a shooting star or a meteorite falling from the sky and crashing onto the seabed, scattering sand and stones everywhere. Gino rubbed his neck and beckoned to the woman.

Of course, this is not about seducing women, but rather stems from the confidence and composure of a strong person.

The word "failure" simply doesn't exist in his dictionary.

No matter what kind of battle, no matter what kind of enemy, Gino believed that he would ultimately be the victor.

The great, all-powerful Gino Luther!

"Your damn arrogant attitude is just like those sea people's; it disgusts me!"

It seemed that Gino's arrogant demeanor reminded Bryce of something unpleasant. She screeched and brandished her trident, charging at Gino like a fearless Amazonian warrior.

Faced with the incoming Trident of Poseidon, Gino neither dodged nor evaded, but simply allowed this sharp divine weapon, capable of piercing through mortal flesh, to pierce his chest.

"what!"

The woman's expression was ferocious as she continuously exerted the strength in her arms and thighs, twisting the gun handle with both hands, trying to pierce the boy's body.

"Click~"

A crisp, subtle cracking sound rang out from the gun barrel; the sharp blade piercing the bright silver armor was simply not enough to break through the X metal of the Forged World.

Under the woman's horrified gaze, the sturdy artifact shattered with a crash, its blade crumbling like a blooming dandelion.

"this one?"

Facing the woman, Gino coldly snatched the broken gun from her hand.

He gripped the broken gun barrel and threw it at Bryce, who stood frozen in place.

"Whoosh!"

Only half a gunshot, amplified by divine power, was like a javelin too sharp to be seen with the naked eye, piercing the woman's chest and puncturing her trachea, nailing her to the seabed like a rag doll.

The blood gushing from the wound spilled onto the brownish-yellow mud and sand.

"Hmm!" Bryce uttered a muffled sound.

The tingling sensation at the wound site due to the intense pain made her subconsciously lower her head.

The blue blood of the Atlanteans dripped from their wounds.

She raised her head, clearly unwilling to accept it, and watched Gino walk towards her with his arms crossed, asking, without forgetting to deliver the fatal blow, "I don't understand."

"What makes you think you and that rabble can invade my world?"

"Your strength is far too weak."

Gino commented scathingly, even suspecting that his being dragged into Barbatos's dream might be related to his past use of Amber Gold.

"hehe."

Hearing Gino's words, Bryce didn't get angry but laughed instead. She gritted her teeth, and the corners of her mouth under her mask even began to twist: "Why should I?"

"I'm just not convinced. Why is the light yours, while we are destined to remain in darkness?"

That's because you're too weak.

Gino chuckled, grabbed the woman's hair, and turned her pale face directly towards him.

His eyes glowed red: "I think you should know that weakness is the original sin."

Gino doesn't consider himself a good person. As he said at the beginning, anyone who threatens his family and friends, whether male or female, will die.

He chuckled and said, "If you have the power to change all of this, you can naturally change your world instead of transferring your suffering onto others."

"Alright, I don't want to waste any more time talking to you."

The intense energy began to surge and accumulate, and Gino chuckled softly as he asked, "Before you die, do you have any last words?"

Meeting Gino's mocking gaze, Bryce opened her mouth and spat out a mouthful of saliva, but Gino easily dodged it by using his Speed ​​Force.

"Hahaha!"

She laughed maniacally: "Long live Barbatos!"

The woman had completely forgotten what Gino had said: "I'll be waiting for you in hell!"

Gino tilted his head, delivering another blow to Bryce's already wounded heart:

"Heh, perhaps I should tell you that hell is also part of my domain."

As he finished speaking, ignoring the woman's puzzled expression, his scalding gaze poured into her pupils, melting her eyeballs from their sockets, piercing the back of her head, and bringing Bryce to her death.

The water drowned the bats; they died.

(End of this chapter)