American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

But at this moment, Superman looked extremely weak.

"That's impressive, Karl, but it doesn't change anything."

Morgan Edge looked at Superman with some surprise.

It is not difficult to draw the following conclusion from his words: in Morgan Aitch's original understanding, Superman should not exist!

Even his presence here was considered "impressive" by Morgan Eich.

Based on the context, we can draw a basic conclusion: Morgan Eitch must have fought Superman.

And they defeated Superman, or imprisoned him in some other way.

In short, Superman was trapped inside the Kryptonian base in the Arctic.

This is why Superman looks so bad right now.

"I will grant your request, as long as you spare my family!"

On the screen, Superman's voice rang out as he looked at Morgan Eich and pleaded.

"Swear allegiance to me and submit to me!" Morgan Aech said to Superman with such arrogance.

"I surrender!"

After struggling for a moment, Superman finally made this difficult decision.

Morgan Eich, standing to the side, couldn't help but reveal a smug look on his face.

He grabbed Superman and flew away in a flash.

They took Superman to a secret base located in the desert.

A secret Kryptonian base exclusively for Morgan Eich.

There, an elderly man with white hair was in charge of the overall situation.

That was clearly Morgan Eich's father, Zetaro.

"He's here, Father!"

Morgan Aech, holding Superman, brought him to the old man, and sure enough, he was Zetarot.

"Jor'el's son, the most useless Kryptonian!"

Zetaro immediately launched into a tirade of mockery against Superman.

“You don’t have to do that,” Superman said to Morgan Aitch.

"Did you see him groveling?" Zetaro mocked even more mercilessly from the side. "His weakness hasn't been eradicated!"

“He has sworn allegiance, Father!” Morgan Eich said from the side.

It looks like they're actually pleading for Superman!

It has to be said that this was beyond everyone's expectations.

Morgan Eich has always been seen as a character similar to General Zod, but it seems that this is not the case now.

Morgan Eich isn't as cold-blooded and ruthless as people think!

Moreover, it is quite obvious that Morgan Eich is tightly controlled by his father, Zetaro.

Is it possible that all the things Morgan Eich did before were orchestrated by Zetaro?

Morgan Eich is just a puppet controlled by Zetarot?

People saw this possibility.

On the screen, the image continued to move.

“What about the Annihilator?” Zetaro asked Morgan Eich.

"I've already gotten it from him."

“Then let’s begin,” Zetaro said meaningfully.

Immediately afterwards, Zetaro used the Destroyer to project a blood-red beam of light into Superman's body.

Superman immediately began to struggle painfully to the side.

Morgan Eich watched from the side, a hint of reluctance flashing across his face!

This further confirms everyone's previous guesses; it seems that Morgan Eitch is not a purely evil person.

Finally, after the red beam of light lasted for a while, Superman seemed to have become a completely different person.

His eyes gleamed red, and his expression was ferocious and terrifying, inspiring fear in those who beheld him.

Clearly, Superman has now become General Zod.

"You did it, Zeta!"

But then Superman looked at his own body and said to Zetaro.

“That’s right, now we can continue to accomplish our purpose here, General Zod!” Zetaro said excitedly to Superman.

Without a doubt, Zetaro's stated purpose was the Kryptonian revival plan.

When Zetaro summoned General Zod, she used the Annihilator, which is consistent with the guesses of the other respondents.

This event occurred before the Superman vs. the Kryptonians disrupted Krypton's revival plan.

This timing is quite easy to determine.

At this moment, the image on the screen changed.

But then a steel armored figure flew through the sky, holding a very imposing-looking hammer.

The object crashed heavily into the desert.

This is a Black man.

His identity was beyond doubt; he was none other than Luther, a black man.

"We arrived at the scene, but found nothing."

The black man, Luther, spoke to the people in the command center over the communications channel.

"Wait! Enemy attack!"

But suddenly, Luther, the black man, discovered something.

But then Superman, now transformed into Zod, simply descended from the sky.

The black man, Luthor, tried to communicate with Superman, but Superman completely ignored him and attacked him directly.

The two sides then engaged in a fierce battle.

To everyone's great surprise, Lex Luthor was incredibly fierce, actually managing to knock Superman to the ground.

The command center was in complete chaos, with everyone demanding that Luthor kill Superman, except for Lois Lane who demanded that Luthor awaken Superman.

Ultimately, Luthor, the black man, listened to Lois Lane and began to persuade Superman.

Tell Superman that his family all believe in him, and Superman's mind begins to flash back to the faces of his family members.

"what!"

Finally, Superman let out a roar and returned to normal.

The image on the big screen was frozen here.

It has to be said that Superman's recovery process was somewhat different from what everyone imagined.

Everyone initially thought Superman's regeneration was passive, a technical process, but it turns out it was the same active regeneration that occurred when Superman was resurrected.

He actually recovered through his own willpower.

However, if that's the case, then it seems that Zetaro and his team's skills are simply not up to par, far from being there.

After all that hard work to get General Zod to come, he just talked his way out of it. It was a complete failure.

But this is a good thing for all the participants.

Zetaro and his team's imperfect technique is exactly what everyone wants to see.

"Morgan Aech isn't what we initially thought. The real problem isn't Morgan Aech, but Zetarot!"

Clark Kent then spoke up, addressing everyone with a serious expression.

And everyone agrees with this point.

While it might sound disrespectful to Morgan Eich, in reality, Morgan Eich was just a pawn manipulated by Zetaro, nothing more!

Of course, this does not mean that Morgan Eitch is not dangerous or not worthy of our vigilance.

Judging from Morgan Eich's actions, he remains a dangerous individual.

[Here's the question: To fight the Godslayer, Thor travels to the City of the All-Powerful to recruit the gods. What was the outcome of this recruitment?]

[A. Thor successfully recruited an army of gods]

[B. Thor only managed to recruit some lowly soldiers.]

C. Thor's demands were ignored, and his efforts were in vain.

[D. Thor's pleas were ignored, he stormed the Almighty City, and killed Zeus.]

[Friendly reminder: Those who answer correctly will receive a chameleon tea as a reward;]

Those who answer incorrectly will have one attribute of their own deducted randomly, including but not limited to knowledge, experience, skills, possessions, etc.

Not long after everyone started discussing it, a new question appeared.

Chapter 517 The Mighty Thor, Zeus, the King of the Gods

It has to be said that this latest question has really given everyone a real jolt.

As you already know from the previous related question, the Godslayer is extremely powerful, having slaughtered many gods, and is even able to fight Thor one-on-one without being at a disadvantage.

As it turned out, everyone had underestimated the Godslayer.

Even Thor was unable to fight against the Godslayer and had to recruit the gods to build an army of gods!