American comics: I became a god at the beginning, I chose to practice both science and magic

However, facing Zod's power, Dane just opened his arms slightly, as if allowing him to attack.

Zod was not very rational at this moment. He didn't care whether there was a trick or not. Instead, he sped up a bit.

Just as the two were about to collide, Dane quietly took out an arm armor from behind him.

Zod saw clearly that the arm armor came from the armor that Dane had stripped off of him before. He realized something, but he was moving too fast and it was too late to change lanes.

Besides, Dane's speed is not slower than that of a Kryptonian.

Dane finally put the arm armor on his hand, and then the hidden spike inside popped out.

Dane was impressed by the weapon, which Zod used to kill Kara over and over again in the movie "The Flash", and now it's his turn to taste it.

The thorn eventually entered Zod's chest and pierced his heart.

Zod tried to raise his hand, trying to grab Dane: "This...isn't fair!"

"War is never fair. I will make good use of the bodies of you and your people. Die with peace of mind."

In order to prevent the other party from resurrecting, Dane twisted the thorn left and right several times, and only pulled it out after making sure that Zod was dead.

Not only must one kill someone, but one's heart must also be destroyed. Dane has no psychological burden in doing this when facing a guy like Zod who doesn't even consider Earthlings as human beings.

Zod's eyes widened, as if he was about to die, and he finally fell on his back, completely losing all his energy.

At this time, two clusters of lightning, one blue and one yellow, came to Dane from the left and right.

"he died?"

"It seems so."

The chatterbox dialogue and the identical voice make it clear it's Barry Allen.

"The Kryptonian problem has been solved." Dane nodded to the two of them.

I'm afraid Barry will never know that if Dane hadn't been here, the advent of General Zod would have been an unsolvable disaster, and the Earth in this timeline was destined to be destroyed.

At some point, Kara also broke free from the construction debris and flew to the side of the few people.

"You killed Zod?" Kara's voice still sounded angry.

Dane knew that she already knew about Kal-El's death.

"It's obvious."

After hearing what Dane said and looking at the body of Zod in front of her, the anger in Kara's heart suddenly dissipated, leaving only emptiness.

This time, she was the only Kryptonian left in the entire universe. Kara felt the boundless loneliness coming towards her, making her feel suffocated.

She forced herself to concentrate and try to distract herself.

"Where's that old guy who dressed himself up as a bat?"

"Are you talking about Batman?" Little Barry didn't react for a moment to who Kara was talking about. It took him a while to guess.

"Call him whatever you want." Kara said casually. She didn't care about superhero titles at all.

"He said things here were over and he wasn't needed anyway, so he left on his own."

"He's going to walk down the street dressed like that?"

In fact, Batman took off his battle suit, found a clothing store nearby to try out free shopping, and then drove out of Metropolis in a car he found on some unknown road.

This incident allowed the old man to see a different side of the world and rekindled a fire in his heart. He doesn't want to retire now and he wants to work for a while longer.

However, compared to Kryptonians or demigods like Shazam, mortals like him are too powerless. The nano battle suit that Dane once showed him seems interesting.

Bruce wants to try to see if he can learn this technology. If he can't do it alone, he will gather the strength of the entire group. If the Wayne Group still can't do it, he will gather the strength of the entire Gotham.

He still couldn't believe it. If a young man like Dane Davis could understand this technology, why couldn't he, the Dark Knight?

As for Kara, the Kryptonian...

Bruce took out from his pocket a new mineral, a green ore, which he had accidentally picked up after the Genesis Engine exploded.

This thing is very strange. Bruce doesn't know what kind of mineral it is, and this stone seems to be emitting a special radiation that is harmless to the human body.

But he had a hunch that this thing might be useful at some point in time.

He planned to take this thing back for research. This green ore was produced from the explosion of the Genesis Engine, so is it possible that there is this thing near another Genesis Engine?

Bruce gradually emanated thoughts...

"There is another Genesis Engine. Although it is unmanned, it is still working on the other side of the earth. I plan to destroy it." Kara volunteered.

Dane advised, "I'd better go. You'll be affected by the Kryptonian environment there, which will weaken your abilities."

Facing Dane's kindness, Kara shook her head stubbornly: "You helped me kill Zod and avenge Kal-El. This is the only small thing I can do to repay your kindness."

Her attitude was firm, and Dane couldn't resist, so he could only remind her again and again: "Okay, but you have to remember to stay in the sun as much as possible. If possible, it's best to destroy the Genesis Engine from top to bottom. After all, it's fixed, right?"

Kara nodded...

By the way, I don’t know if Superman in "Man of Steel" is stubborn. With his eyesight, he can clearly see the location of the Genesis Engine from near low-Earth orbit. So wouldn’t it be enough for him to just drop from the sky and crash the Genesis Engine?

Why did he fight the machine at close range for half a day and lie down for a long time after the fight? If the clouds had not dispersed and the sun had not risen, Superman might not even be able to catch up with the battlefield in Metropolis.

Given Zod's temperament, it would be strange if he didn't kill tens of thousands of people in Metropolis to vent his anger when he learned that Superman had destroyed the Genesis Engine on another Earth.

Fortunately, in this world, Kara is a very obedient person. She seems to have unconsciously accepted Dane's idea of solving problems efficiently. She dives directly down from near low-Earth orbit, and with her steel body and gravity acceleration, she destroys the second Genesis Engine with one blow.

Then it flew out of the stratosphere at the fastest speed.

It takes time for the Genesis Engine to weaken the Kryptonians' abilities. As long as Kara can get to a sunny place before the weakening force takes effect, she won't be like Superman who withers after finishing his work.

However, because of this, Kara did not notice that among the countless fragments of the Genesis Engine scattered on the sea, there were many stones emitting a faint green glow that sank to the bottom of the sea.

After doing all this, Kara faced the yellow sun in the sky, absorbing the power of the sunlight while feeling confused.

She doesn't know what to do now.

Krypton, her home planet, was destroyed.

Kal-El, the man she swore to protect, has died at Zod's hands.

Even Zod, her enemy, had died at Dane's hands. Now that the debt was settled, Kara no longer thought about Zod and his crew.

Therefore, although she knew that Dane had taken Zod's body, she had no intention of taking it back.

Kryptonians have extremely sensitive hearing, and of course she heard the hurtful words that Dane said to Zod, but she was too lazy to care.

As for 1.2, the number of people who died on Earth this time was at least hundreds of thousands, and the direct or indirect economic losses were innumerable.

Kara wasn't so arrogant as to think that she could get Dane to hand over the body with just a word from her.

Kara, who had no goals, could only find a job for herself. When she was caught by the Russian mercenaries, she memorized the faces of every participant.

The people she killed in the base last time were just a drop in the bucket. She wanted to continue her revenge. She wanted to let those guys know what price it would cost to imprison a free soul for decades!

Thinking of this, Kara seemed to have a lot more energy in her body, and flew towards the north.

In Metropolis, the two Flashes looked at the direction where Kara was going away, and Barry suddenly said: "She won't come back, right?"

Dane personally picked up "junk" in the ruins. Among the countless garbage, there were some materials that fell from the Creation Engine. These were treasures for the Earth civilization.

Let’s not talk about anything else, just take the arm armor and hidden spike in Dane’s hand that killed Zod. If the materials in them can be deciphered, it will be a huge leap for the scientific community.

Hearing Barry's words, Dane waved his hand nonchalantly: "If we are destined to meet again, we will definitely meet again."

Chapter 505 Official reaction

In the following period, the United States was busy licking its wounds.

There is no Superman or Lois Lane in this world, but the Daily Planet is still there, and its owner is still Perry White, the fat black man.

He and his men witnessed the battle between Dane and his men while they were struggling to survive in Metropolis, and he quickly made the incident public through the news.

The Daily Planet in Metropolis was just the headquarters. The damage to the headquarters was severe, but not so severe that even the newspaper couldn't be printed.

Through other branches, the Daily Planet still grabbed the front page headlines of the United States, allowing the people of the post-disaster United States to receive the impact of the new era.

"Shock! Parahumans actually exist, and they're hiding among us!"

Different pages of the newspaper feature different protagonists, the most eye-catching of which is Dane holding lightning on the headline.

Then there's Kara, who has a supermodel figure but carries a spaceship.

Of course, we can’t forget Batman, who flew a black fighter jet in broad daylight and finally abandoned the plane to escape.

The only photo of Batman is one of him gliding down from the sky, and nothing else. After reaching the ground, Batman seems to have disappeared.

His appearance made many people who still remembered the legend that happened in Gotham shout: "He's back!"

There are also two beams of lightning running around on the battlefield. The Flash's face cannot be seen in the photo, only a ball of electric arc.

But with the confession of the rescued person, we know that he was a hero named "Flash".

"Our world has suddenly become overrun with superhumans: a burly man who can summon lightning, a chick who looks like a supermodel but can fly and has immense strength, Gotham's Batman, and two Flashes so fast that even the highest-powered cameras can't capture them. What have you been doing all these years?"

In the Sky Eye Society office, Amanda Waller is being held accountable by her superiors.

"We gave you the best resources, Amanda! The best talent, the most funding, the best technical reserves. We even gave you access to other intelligence organizations. You took on so much pressure for this... and this is how you repay us? As expected, Niko can't be trusted..."

Amanda Waller was as well-behaved as a chicken and did not react at all to the racist remarks accidentally blurted out by her superior.

At this time, she would not offend her boss. The reason why this guy cursed so harshly was probably that his superior asked him the same question, and of course he could not answer it, so he was scolded by his boss.

Of course, he would vent the anger he received from his superiors on his subordinates.

Amanda should be thankful that the other party has some racial discrimination, otherwise, who knows, the other party might find other ways to "vent" on her. She has already knelt enough and unzipped her pants enough.

"Regarding those freaks mentioned in the news, what intelligence do you have from Sky Eye?"

Perhaps he had scolded enough, so the pot-bellied bureaucrat took a sip of coffee to moisten his throat.

Amanda took this opportunity to report to him, "Boss, according to our investigation, that woman is very likely the one who fell from the sky over thirty years ago. Back then, the Northern Alliance hadn't disintegrated yet, and we made a deal with them."

The pot-bellied bureaucrat seemed to be lost in thought. He was almost sixty years old, but he still had some memories of what happened back then.

"I remember that we took back a small spaceship from the Red Federation and left the creature inside to them."

"Yes, our subsequent investigation revealed that the spaceship and the creature were from Krypton. This means the Kryptonian citizen General Zod was looking for is in the north."

The fat bureaucrat said angrily, "These damn barbarians, they clearly knew who that alien bastard was looking for, yet they just sat there and watched them harm our country!"

Amanda didn't react to her superiors' verbal abuse, but she knew that if they were in her place, they would also pretend not to know about it.

After all, judging from the abilities that woman had demonstrated previously, if we could obtain even a tiny bit of information from her for research, it would be a huge leap forward for biological genetics and biochemistry.

This also made Amanda feel a sense of urgency. At this point, their United States was far behind its old rival.

"By the way, that spaceship..." The fat bureaucrat cursed for a long time, suddenly remembered something, and hurriedly asked Amanda.

Amanda simply placed the Daily Planet in front of her superior and pointed to the picture of Kara flying with a lifeboat in her hands.

"What she's holding in her hand is the spaceship we originally exchanged from the Red Federation."

At that time, the Red Empire had not yet collapsed. Although it was on the decline, it still had considerable strength. Even though the United States was in a strong position, it still had no choice but to trade with it.

However, the United States misjudged the value of the spacecraft and the creatures inside it. They thought that it was more practical to obtain a spacecraft capable of interstellar travel than to obtain unknown creatures that might die due to various accidents.

The United States at that time was quite superstitious about the power of technology, so between aliens and alien spaceships, they chose the latter.

Now... they must be regretting it to death.

Especially now that the spacecraft is lost, this makes the top leaders of the United States very dissatisfied.

The obese superior was even more angry: "What qualifications does she have to dispose of the property of the United States?"

Amanda glanced at her superior and said nothing.

There are some things that everyone knows, and it would be shameless to say them out loud.

First of all, the lifeboat was the property of that Kryptonian, and they had no right to dispose of it.

Secondly, if it weren't for that spaceship, the United States would have no ability to expel aliens like General Zod from this world.

However, Amanda was well versed in the ways of being an official and would not undermine her superiors at such a time. So, even though she thought this fat white pig was shameless, she still had to curse him along.

"Where are the others? That freak who can summon lightning, and that guy who's so fast you can't even see his shadow?"

When talking about these two people again, terrifying greed flashed in the fat bureaucrat's small eyes.

Amanda cursed him inwardly, "What a fool!" Their human technology couldn't even deal with the Kryptonians, yet they could beat the Kryptonians like children. How dare you set your sights on such a person? Are you okay?

But there was no other way. No matter how stupid he was, this man was Amanda's immediate superior, so she could only think of a way. After a while, she replied, "We can't find them directly, and we can't find these two people in our files."