Hearing Explosion

Normally, no matter how strong someone was, they could not hold up an out-of-control plane with their hands. It would only cause the plane to break apart.

Superman could hold up a plane because he had a biological magnetic field that allowed his strength to be distributed evenly across it.

George could hold up a plane because he had his Cosmo, which also allowed him to precisely control how his strength was distributed across it.

The moment the plane landed, countless reporters swarmed George like flies before the police could arrive.

What they cared about was not that George had saved the plane, because this was not the first time.

What they cared about was the recent rumors that Superman had slaughtered a large number of villagers.

"Supercat, what are your thoughts on what Superman did in the Middle East?"

"Meow, meow meow, meow meow meow meow."

George paused, then let out a string of meows, seemingly answering the reporters' question.

The reporters looked at one another, suddenly realizing that they did not understand cat language at all. The interview was futile.

George shook his head in apparent helplessness, then kicked off and flew away.

He had deliberately refused to respond in human language, simply to avoid the trouble.

He knew about what had happened in the Middle East.

Lois had gone to the Middle East as a reporter to interview a local warlord. Because there was an undercover CIA agent by her side, she had nearly been killed by the warlord.

Superman had rushed over and saved Lois.

But George knew that the warlord's forces had not been slaughtered by Superman, but by a group of mercenaries hired by Luthor.

All of this was a trap Luthor had set for Superman.

Luthor, whose full name was Lex Luthor, was