American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

Special offer for the super-rich.

Using a golden gun doesn't elevate the prestige of someone of true status; in fact, it might diminish it.

Bruce Wayne hadn't expected the system to reward him with a golden gun.

Captain America couldn't help but shrug. One could imagine how cool and eye-catching this gun would be once it was pulled out.

However, he seemed to have completely overlooked the fact that his circus-style uniform actually had the same effect.

No normal person would dress like that.

Captain America is different; he changes into his uniform specifically for each mission.

"Putting that aside, this gun is actually a very good weapon."

Captain America then smiled and introduced the person to everyone around him.

"So, this gun is equipped with some satellite modules, giving it some satellite functionality?"

Diana, standing to the side, speculated, "Is this a reconnaissance gun?"

The combination of reconnaissance and guns is something that everyone is encountering for the first time.

It must be said that it is quite novel.

"No, this isn't reconnaissance equipment; it's an offensive weapon—it's a gun!"

Captain America spoke again, adding to the explanation, "Like many other guns, it's used for attacking."

"The only difference is that this gun can launch satellites outwards!"

Launching a satellite?

Can guns also launch satellites?

The people present were genuinely curious.

This was something even seasoned superheroes like them had never heard of before.

"Launching a satellite? I'd really like to see that." Even Tony Stark couldn't help but say with great interest.

"Rogers, stop dawdling and show us already," Thor urged from the side.

Captain America stopped showing off.

He gripped the satellite gun tightly, opened the window, and fired at an object outside.

After the shot was fired, everything was calm, and no one saw anything happen.

But soon.

Swish!

Suddenly, two small satellites flew into the courtyard outside!

Moreover, those two small satellites were constantly launching energy attacks outwards.

Two beams of energy shot out and quickly shattered the rock.

"So this is actually a laser gun."

Clark Kent suddenly realized, but at the same time was also a little speechless.

Why make laser guns so complicated?

Do we still have to launch satellites to achieve this?

Why don't you just fire the laser beam directly out of the gun barrel?

“Clark, I only used a stationary target for the demonstration, but actually, these two attack satellites can automatically track targets,” Captain America added again, which finally made Clark Kent realize the truth.

Everyone then finally understood what this so-called satellite gun really was.

To be honest, it's somewhat interesting, but really it's just so-so.

Satellite-guided attacks may seem sophisticated, but frankly, they're just attack weapons equipped with tracking systems, which is no problem with current technology.

Many weapons can achieve this effect.

It's just that controlling it isn't that simple, and of course, it's not that sophisticated either.

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The system notification suddenly sounded, interrupting everyone's discussion.

As always, shortly after the quiz ended, the corresponding video was played on the big screen.

"Yes, your father is right. Everything here is fatal for you."

Accompanied by such a sound, a very voluptuous young woman and two tall, handsome men walked into a place that resembled a warehouse.

The girl was a resident of a small town called Sarakucin, so naturally no one knew her.

And those two boys.

One of them had a neat short haircut, while the other had long curly hair. Without a doubt, they were Superman's two sons.

The taller one looked mature and composed; he must be Superman's eldest son, Jonathan.

The shorter ones look a bit immature, and are probably Superman's youngest son, Jordan.

"These are my two future sons?"

Clark stared wide-eyed at the two boys on the screen, looking them over from head to toe.

"Excellent, excellent!"

Clark nodded repeatedly, becoming more and more satisfied with what he saw.

Clark was very happy that he would have two sons like these in the future.

"what is that?"

Jonathan's voice rang out, and he pointed to a farm tool in the warehouse and asked.

“That’s a hay rake.”

The girl answered casually, then explained to Jonathan, "These kinds of things are probably not common in the Metropolis, right?"

“But our father told us many stories about growing up here,” Jordan then added.

"Is this place completely rotten?"

"I think he quite likes it here; it's not that bad."

Whether a place is good or not should mainly be judged by the people who live there, right?

"Compared to you, the guys in the metropolis are totally inferior."

"Calm down, I already have a girlfriend... Uh, that's not what I meant. What I meant was that we're new here and don't know anyone, so we might need to find someone to show us around."

“No problem, bring me your phone,” Sarakusin said to the two of them.

Jonathan immediately reached for his phone.

"It's not you, it's you!" Sara Cushing turned her gaze to Jordan on the other side.

Jordan seemed quiet and not very talkative, so he was slightly surprised that Sarah Cushing had taken a liking to him, but still handed over his phone.

"Young people, how wonderful!" Captain America couldn't help but exclaim as he watched this scene.

He could naturally tell that Jordan had a bit of a crush on Sarah Cushing, and even Jonathan.

For Captain America, who has experienced more trials and tribulations than most people have in three lifetimes, these kinds of things between young boys and girls are something to look forward to and cherish.

Although this is quite different from Captain America's childhood, because Captain America was very, very thin and had very little luck with women before becoming a super soldier.

I haven't experienced things like the first stirrings of love between a man and a woman.

But this did not prevent Captain America from feeling moved by it.

"There's a bonfire party at the Schuster mine tomorrow. Let me know if you want to go, but I can't guarantee you won't get into trouble."

Sara Cushing said to Jordan.

This is clearly an invitation for Jordan to go out with him.

A shy smile involuntarily appeared on Jordan's face.

"Everyone, I've found the router."

Jonathan's voice rang out at this moment, and he pointed to a shelf in front of the warehouse.

This reveals the purpose of the group's visit to the warehouse: they were looking for a router.

But who would install a router in a warehouse full of weeds and broken farm tools?

People watching on screen still couldn't help but want to complain.

Why would you install a router in a place like this?

"What was Grandma thinking, putting it so high up?"

Sara Cushing couldn't help but complain as well.

Jordan, who was recently favored by Sarah Cushing, must seize this opportunity to perform well and make his presence felt.

"I'll do it!"

Jordan volunteered and quickly climbed the ladder.

As everyone noticed, right above them was a whole shelf full of steel pipes hanging!

Very, very thick steel pipes!

"Will nothing unexpected happen?"

Bruce Wayne couldn't help but say.

Because this question aims to demonstrate that Clark Kent's son possesses superpowers, this assumption naturally arose.

After all, how are superpowers demonstrated?

Undoubtedly, this applies to special or critical situations.

And this warehouse, with its huge pile of steel pipes, perfectly meets all these requirements.

really.