All right.

The clear statement in the diary is that there is a superman in some universe who has a cousin.

Superman in some universe with a cousin.

Looking at the tone of the diary, the Superman universe with a cousin and the Superman universe with a cousin may not be the same universe.

It doesn't have to be Clark's current universe.

But even so, after learning that he might have a cousin and cousin, Clark couldn't keep calm at all.

After all, he always thought that he was the last Kryptonian, and he was alone.

Even the diary said before that he was the "last son of Krypton"!

So how can Clark remain calm beyond learning that he may still have relatives?

But it seems that his cousin doesn't seem to be doing very well.

It was treated as a monster and everyone shouted and beaten!

Clark has absolutely the right to speak on this, and he has also encountered the same situation, the same dilemma.

It's just that the cousin in the diary seems to be much worse than himself.

When Clark thinks back on what happened to him, he feels a little unrelieved.

It's even more able to put yourself in that cousin's shoes and imagine that cousin's situation.

Coupled with the fact that the other party's biological father is still a "zod", the situation is even worse, and it is even worse.

Considering this situation, it is not surprising that his cousin intends to occupy the earth or something.

"Gotta find him!"

Clark immediately made a secret decision in his mind.

If there really is a cousin in this universe, then I have to stop these things from happening no matter what!

And compared to his cousin, his cousin's situation seems to be much better.

This can be seen from the nickname "Super Girl", which is completely a pirated version of his "Superman".

Also, Kara, is that her cousin's name?

Sure enough, it looks very kind.

And looking at this naming method, there is no doubt that it is the name of the other party's Krypton, not the name of the earth.

So, what about yourself?

What is the name of your own Krypton?

The diary has been spoiled for so long that even his cousin's name has been revealed, but his Clark's name has not been revealed!

Well, it doesn't matter anymore.

If the diary is fake, it is, then everything revealed by the other party does not make any sense.

If the journal is true, Clark will find the reconnaissance ship left behind by his father in the North Pole.

Maybe there will be more clues in there.

Just one thing.

Looking at the diary, it means that after he came to the earth, his cousin Carla came to the earth.

However, Krypton has obviously exploded!

So, the reason why I was sent to Earth has nothing to do with that explosion?

Krypton exploded after it came to Earth on its own and only exploded after a while?

And before that explosion, his cousin Carla was also sent over?

A series of questions flashed through Clark's mind.

But unfortunately, due to the lack of intelligence, Clark was unable to sort out a clear context.

He could only hope that the diary would have more spoilers related to it.

[But if the super girl Kara really exists in this universe, he should still be floating in space now.] 】

[After all, Clark didn't even become Superman.] 】

[Not only Superman, but throughout the Justice League, it seems that Batman has surfaced at present. 】

[The Flash hasn't moved much yet, I don't know if it has appeared, I'll know if I have a chance to go to Midtown. 】

[If you say that Steelbone, you may have been transformed, but he has been hiding his identity all along. 】

[Arthur, the king of the sea, should still be "chivalrous" on the sea, right? ] 】

[Wonder Woman Diana is also hidden in the city, which corner should she go to work. 】

"So, Carla hasn't arrived yet?"

Clark knew it.

The diary makes it clear that his cousin Kara came to Earth after she became Superman.

So when did you become Superman?

It's after the Great War with General Zod!

Now even General Zod hasn't come.

The chronological order is still very clear and clear, and there is nothing to say.

So the situation of the supergirl Kara, Clark knows it in his heart.

Even because of his cousin, Clark was a little looking forward to the arrival of General Zod.

"Justice League?"

Soon, such a name attracted Clarke's great attention.

Will you join such an organization in the future?

Although the diary is the first time that this organization is mentioned.

But since the word "justice" has been added to the name of the organization, the nature of the Justice League naturally needs not be said.

Clark just sensed something surprised.

He really never thought about the organization he would join one day.

However, I have to say that the forced qualifications of this organization are indeed very unusual.

Although there are some superheroes such as The Flash and Wonder Woman, Clark has not heard of it yet.

But Batman is also there, which can be seen.

In addition to this, the diary also reveals some new superheroes here.

Cyborg, Sea King.

In the case of steel bones, this is easier to understand.

After all, the meaning of the English word "steel bone" itself is cyborg, cyborg.

The diary also clearly mentions that the steel skeleton was "transformed".

So in the alliance that I will join in the future, will there still be such high-level scientific and technological people?

Now that technology has developed to such an extent that even cyborgs or something can be made?

Other than that, it's Aquaman.

This person is just like the steel bone, and what existence is clearly written in the nickname.

That's what a waterman is.

Considering that the diary mentions that the other party is chivalrous on the sea, then Clark has to make a guess.

This sea king is afraid that he has the ability to move freely in the water.

Otherwise, how can Aquaman start?

After all, in Clark's world, people with all kinds of superpowers do exist!

Clark himself had already been exposed to it.

It's not a big deal.

In addition, the diary also reveals the name of this Aquaman, Arthur.

But it doesn't really work at all.

Because the name is so ordinary and so ordinary, so ordinary that it can be called a rotten street.

Coupled with the fact that there are only names and no surnames, Clark believes that if the word Arthur is used as a screening condition, he is afraid that hundreds of thousands of people will not be screened?

I can't figure it out more.

And as mentioned later, Wonder Woman's name "Diana" is the same.

It's also a bad street, a featureless name.

It doesn't have any value.

It's not even as valuable as the place name "Midtown".

Clark believed that if the Flash really existed in Midtown, he would know it as soon as he went there.

After all, Clark's super hearing, it's just too easy to cover the entire Midtown casually.

Of course.

Clark was just slandering.

I don't know what will happen in the future, but now, he has no intention of finding these people.

There are no plans to join the Justice League.

[Speaking of Diana's words, it's really a pity! ] 】

[Looking at the entire Justice League, in addition to Superman, the most powerful is Diana, right? 】

[In any case, she is also a demigod from the legendary paradise island!] 】

[But even with the body of a demigod, Diana was able to defeat a god of war like Ares, which is already remarkable. 】

[If this powerful superhero does not abandon humanity, there are many huge threats that can be avoided.] 】

[Not to mention, when General Zod invaded, Clark wouldn't have been beaten into a dog for a while, right? 】

[Even General Zod didn't have to make a move at first, and several of his soldiers were able to ravage Clark.] 】

"Paradise Island turned out to be real?"

I have to say that Clark was really shocked by this wave of spoilers.

It's a paradise island, it's a demigod, it's Ares or something.

Obviously, the paradise island mentioned in the diary must be the Amazon of Greek mythology!

So this Wonder Woman Diana is not the Amazonian warrior of Greek mythology?

Good guys, does the myth shine into reality?

In particular, Ares, the god of war, is a famous presence in Greek mythology.

It is widely sung and well-known, not to mention that it is a household name.

When Clark was a child, he heard stories from his adoptive father and adoptive mother.

In some literature, audio-visual products, films, and other media, there are also various stories of Greek gods.

And in every story, the god of war Ares is almost an indispensable and important role.

But now, the diary tells Clark that the big story he heard since he was a child, is it true?

That's a little, it's ridiculous!

However, considering the diary, it does accurately cut into some hidden information.

Some of the secret information that only Clark himself knew about and that could have been leaked.

Clark wasn't so sure.

This world is inherently a crazy world!

Even if there were some mythical characters, it wouldn't be a strange thing, right?

For everyone else, isn't he Clark, also an alien who only appears in science fiction movies?

After a little struggle, Clark adjusted his mindset and returned to his diary.

For Diana's strength, there is a clearer understanding.

Defeating the god of war Ares, I really didn't expect that Wonder Woman is quite powerful!

Although Clark did not fight the god of war, Ares.

But since they are all gods in myths and legends, they can't be weak anyway, right?

There is just a little bit of it.

Why did Wonder Woman abandon humans?

Since she "abandoned" humans, was Wonder Woman once on the side of humans before "abandoning"?

And humanity is a united front?

And looking at the tone of the diary, when human beings are facing disasters, Wonder Woman will also stand up.

So then, what really happened?

Let Wonder Woman's attitude undergo this huge shift?

This kind of thing, the diary does not mention too much, and it is naturally impossible for Clark to know.

He just shook his head and sighed, and that's it.

Didn't think much about it.

But the strength of General Nazod really made Clark secretly staggered.

Through the various descriptions in the diary, he knew that General Zod was very powerful.

But I didn't expect the gap between myself and the other party to be so big.

It's just that he can't beat himself, but can't even the soldiers under the command of General Zod?

But the previous diary clearly said that the battle between himself and General Zode was a "god in the first war".

That means that you have defeated General Zod!

The fate of General Zod is death!

This is also clearly stated in the diary.

So here's the problem.

With such a big difference in strength between the two sides, how did you defeat the other side?

At this point, Clark is still quite curious.

[But it's a pity that after the battle with the god of war Ares, Diana witnessed the ugliness of human nature and lost her lover, and was already disheartened. 】

[Except for the time when the "Mandalorians" used the Wishing Crystal to cause chaos in the world, Diana rarely interfered in human affairs. 】

[But there is one thing to say, that wishing crystal is really perverted, and it can really help people achieve any wish. 】

[I think the Flash will like it very much, after all, this thing can really resurrect the dead.] 】

[Although I don't know what the principle is, from the point of view of Steve, who was resurrected by Diana, there is really nothing wrong. 】

It turns out that this is the reason why Diana abandoned humanity?

Clark finally got it.

However, Clark was unimpressed.

Admittedly, there is an ugly part to human nature, and Clark knows this deeply.

But Clark wasn't going to change himself because of that.

As always, he will help those in need.

Clark will not only stare at the ugliness of human nature, but also see the beauty in human nature.

"The Mandalorian".

And then, this word also attracted Clark's attention.

Unlike the superheroes who spoiled earlier, this "Mandalorian" is obviously not a nickname.

It seems to be a certain race.

But what race it is, Clark doesn't know.

But why, would the owner of the diary put a quotation mark in front of the name of this race here?

What does this mean?

Then there's the Wishing Crystal.

What is this thing, the name makes it clear at a glance, it is nothing more than a crystal that can make people wish.

But this crystal can really make people's wishes come true!

Boy.

What kind of crystal is this?

That's a bit against the sky, isn't it?

Even the diary clearly pointed out that this wishing crystal can even resurrect the dead!

Call!

Clark's breathing couldn't help but become a little short, and even he was not calm.

After all, deep down, Clark also wants to bring his adoptive father back to life, doesn't he?

(End of chapter)