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As early as the first time he had seen Selina on the roof of "Joseph's Jewelry Store," Connors had felt a moment of evil. Eyepatch, leather jacket, long whip. With all those elements, it would be fake to say she wasn't seductive. And because of that first meeting, Connors had tied up "Catwoman" Selina.
Later, she had watched the whole process of "Poison Ivy" engaging in her 'business' with him. Even though the girl had only seemed to understand it on a theoretical level, she had followed her instinct; she was shy and eager to try. And Connors was a helpful young man.
At this point, he lit an after-event cigarette. In his other hand, he held Catwoman's long whip, which he was now using as a cat-teasing stick.
"Mmmph…" Selina didn't care what Connors was saying. She was just enjoying it quite a bit and let out a comfortable whimper.
"I don't know where to start…" Clark said, sitting somewhat depressedly on the bench.
"You can start from anywhere," the priest, dressed in a robe, said in a gentle tone, standing in front of him.
Clark remembered what Connors had said to him last night, and what General Zod had said about transforming the Earth to continue Krypton. He was silent for a moment and then said, "I'm the one the spacecraft was looking for last night."
The priest's expression was as soft as his tone. "Do you know why they are looking for you?"
"I don't know. That General Zod… even if I surrender, there is no guarantee that he will do what he says. However, if I don't believe Zod, I will have to believe another person, but in this way, I will become the murderer who personally destroys the survival of my own clan." "Superman" Clark said with some difficulty. He had thought about the best of both worlds all night long.
"What do you think?" The priest was gentle from beginning to end.
"Zod is not credible," Clark said categorically. "But the problem is, I don't know if the people of Earth are credible either." He was referring to Connors's boastful words last night about the plan to "sabotage the ship's device." No matter how you looked at it, Connors was just an ordinary person who seemed to know a lot more.
"Sometimes, you have to believe in others first, and then others will believe in you," the priest smiled and said.
Clark glanced back deeply at the priest. After walking out of the church, he rose into the sky, already incarnated as "Superman" in his red and blue suit while in the air.
As the time approached 24 hours and Superman still had not surrendered, General Zod was about to do what he had promised and "let the whole world bear the consequences."
Boom!
A military tank was flipped over by General Zod. The impact of the explosion and fire had no effect on him at all. Just as he was about to take action again, Superman fell from the sky and stood in front of him.
"Stop, Zod. I'm the one you're looking for," Clark said.
His appearance was so different from how Earthlings appeared, and the fact that "Superman" Clark wore Kryptonian-style armor linings on him, left Zod without much doubt.
"Kal-El, your father saw you as Krypton's hope and gave you the Codex containing the genetic codes of all future Kryptonians." General Zod, wearing heavy armor, approached Clark step by step. "Give it to me. That's not something you can handle."
Clark, facing General Zod, who was approaching step by step, did not move. "I don't know what that is. And whether I cooperate or not, you're going to destroy the planet, right?"
"…..?" General Zod stopped. The spacecraft had been hovering in space since arriving at Earth yesterday. Where did Kal-El hear this news? Is there a Kryptonian traitor?
"No, kid." General Zod only thought Clark was making a guess and decided to fool him first. "We Kryptonians like peace and are good by nature."
"The environment of the Earth is not suitable for us native Kryptonians. After getting the book, we will leave here and go to the universe to find a suitable planet."
That's different from what Connors said… Clark hesitated instinctively.
In the instant of his hesitation, General Zod slammed his feet into the ground, and his body, wrapped in heavy armor, slammed into Clark, a fist already charging. "Superman"'s reaction speed was not slow, and although General Zod was extremely fast, he avoided the punch that was aimed at his face, but his body was knocked away with a solid impact.
No matter how kind "Superman" Clark was, he knew at this time that his fellow clan members had bad intentions and at least had a murderous intention towards him. So after he was knocked away, he immediately flew back and responded to General Zod in the same posture, even carrying his body with him into the distance. Cooling towers, buildings, gas stations—wherever they passed, they caused a series of collapses. They finally stopped at a gas station, where they were both hit by the impact of the gasoline ignition and fell to the ground.
"Superman" reacted first, slowly got up from the ground, remembered what Connors had said yesterday, and flew towards the spaceship that had landed on the ground as soon as possible. He was going to draw everyone out of the ship.
It's just that his act of making a charge like this was mistaken by General Zod for Clark's desire to sabotage it. After a big roar of "Stop him!", he rushed after him. But before they could approach, both of them stopped. The ship's hatch opened wide, as several Kryptonians walked out side by side with weapons in their hands.
"Isn't it Krypton's genetic code you want? Here I am." Connors stood between Zod, Superman, and the Kryptonians descending from the ship with an expression that said "this is all just trifling."
"Connors, don't!" Clark had a nervous look on his face. He knew that although Connors's body reached the limits of a human, he was still human after all and extremely fragile.
"Another Kryptonian?" General Zod didn't understand for a moment. Could it be that there was more than one Kryptonian on Earth?
"General Zod, can you let me wear that armor? Adjutant Faora, you're prettier than you think," Connors said, remembering the heroic Kryptonian Adjutant from the movie.
Zod and Faora looked at each other, both with a hint of doubt in their eyes. General Zod was a name known to the entire world today, but it was the first time that Adjutant General Faora had appeared before Earthlings. There seemed to be no better explanation other than that this man was likewise a Kryptonian.
So with Zod's eyes signaling, Adjutant Faora dodged with great speed, grabbed Connors by the throat, and lifted him high.
"Connors!" Clark was furious. After all, he was the first human being he had been able to talk and joke with on Earth as Superman.
Click! Faora just pinched him lightly, intending to grab him, but unexpectedly, with just a little force, his neck was broken. For a moment, "Superman" Clark could hardly believe it. General Zod looked skeptical, and Faora was confused.
"Quick! Salvage him! We can't let him die!" General Zod yelled. He didn't dare to bet. If this guy was really a Kryptonian and knew the whereabouts of the Codex, then once he died, nothing would be left.
Among the ships, the Kryptonians temporarily responsible for controlling the spacecraft ran out quickly, holding first-aid tools in their hands, for fear that all their efforts would be in vain if they were one step too late. But even so, Connors's eyes rolled back, and he rattled his last breath.
The scene was awkward for a moment, while the real Connors struggled to cover his mouth to prevent himself from laughing out loud. The one who had "died" was just a substitute for his "Grass Decoy." Under "Precise Control," the decoy was no different from himself. And he took advantage of this opportunity to pull Catwoman, who had taken the opportunity to sneak over, into the ship, activated it extremely skillfully, and took off.
"Superman," though a little confused as he watched the spaceship go away, was overcome by the sadness of "Connors" dying in front of him, and he couldn't think so much. He just thought that the friend he had just made was gone.
Zod and the others were a little dumbfounded. The whereabouts of the Codex were unknown, and the spaceship was still driven away? Rebels among the rebels? A Kryptonian traitor, really?
At this time, the ship was being controlled by Connors and was flying towards the mothership. What he wanted to steal with "Catwoman" Selina was not the small landing ship, but the huge mothership in space. After that, he wanted to get stuck in the moment, exploit a bug in the Melon-eating System, have a little "ship shock" with Selina, and then go back to Earth to eat the Superman vs. Zod melon.
How come Zod came to Earth once, and the busiest man became me? Connors felt so busy.
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