If we're really talking about combat strength, General Zod far surpasses Fiona and the rest of the Kryptonians!
That's why he was able to beat Superman with his unevolved, Steel Body!
With just one punch, Superman was sent flying backward.
But Superman is no weakling either; his potential surpasses that of all Kryptonians.
Especially under such intense pressure, the cells inside Superman began to glow again.
To be honest, never mess with a cheater.
Because you never know just how powerful a cheater's cheats can be!
Without a doubt, Superman is an absolute cheat code!
At this moment, although he was being suppressed by General Zod,
But the time when Superman makes his comeback may not be far off.
General Zod relentlessly attacked Superman, sending him flying backwards.
He flashed to Superman's side and then unleashed a powerful whip kick!
Superman only managed to raise his hand to defend himself before being kicked a considerable distance away!
In fact, Superman did consider practicing fighting techniques and other skills.
However, for people with such superhuman physical abilities, the role of skill has been greatly diminished.
Of course, having fighting skills will still give you many advantages.
For example, when Fiona initially suppressed Superman, she gained the advantage through skill.
But if your physical condition improves further, why bother putting in two punches when you can do it with one?
Therefore, at this moment, even if General Zod was very skilled,
However, the moves he used were very simple and basic.
Straight punch, roundhouse kick, knee strike, elbow strike!
Each of these movements is something an ordinary person can do, but their power is astonishing!
This can be seen from the fact that Superman was repeatedly forced back after being hit.
Even so, Superman was not defeated.
He is still persisting.
Furthermore, the luminosity of the cells in his body is becoming increasingly bright.
But at that moment, General Zod's communicator suddenly rang.
With a slight frown, General Zod delivered another straight punch, sending Superman flying.
He pressed the button on the communicator.
Sizzle~
Fiona's image appeared on the communicator, next to a bespectacled, wiry-looking man.
"General, the Codex of Life has been located."
"Huh!" General Zod exclaimed in surprise, then overjoyed, "Where is it?!"
In fact, General Zod had long since given up on fighting Superman.
He had already figured out that Superman was the type who got stronger the more he fought.
If such an enemy cannot be defeated in one fell swoop, he will definitely be defeated later.
However, although General Zod suppressed Superman, he did not have the strength to defeat Superman in one fell swoop.
That's really awkward.
Besides, even if he had the power to defeat Superman in one fell swoop, he wouldn't dare to.
That terrifying being is still watching from space!
Therefore, if we find the Codex of Life, we won't have to keep fighting Superman.
In that case, General Zod was naturally very happy to hear the whereabouts of the Codex of Life!
Upon hearing General Zod's words, the person next to Fiona quickly said:
"General, the Codex of Life is inside Carl El!"
The man, seemingly worried that General Zod wouldn't believe him, quickly explained:
"Fiona just beat Carl El so badly he coughed up a lot of blood,"
"Then, while I was treating Fiona, I also took the opportunity to test Carl El's blood."
"Unexpectedly, there were even traces of the Codex of Life in that blood!"
"Therefore, I deduce that the Codex of Life must exist within Carl El's body!"
"General, if you don't believe me, you can use this program to test it."
I've already sent you the program.
General Zod's face darkened horribly when the person next to Fiona began to speak.
After watching the communicator load the program and transform into a detector, he looked up at Superman.
"Carl El, stop for now!"
Superman frowned upon hearing this.
"Ha? Even a clay figure has a temper. You think you can just hit me whenever you want and stop whenever you want?"
However, General Zod remained unmoved by these words.