Still, this method of use had some advantages. It fundamentally solved the problem of Kryptonians being too powerful to control.
For example, Hal could now wake Zod without restraint, without worrying that Zod would smash everything around him to pieces in a fit of rage after waking up. At the moment, even lifting an arm was probably difficult for him.
After waking, Zod was indeed extremely weak. More precisely, he still could not leave the cryogenic chamber completely, or his life might genuinely be in danger.
Since this matter involved Krypton, all the Kryptonians had been called over, including this universe's Clark and Kara, as well as the two Supermen from other universes.
However, considering that this was a conversation rather than an interrogation, gathering so many people would inevitably seem threatening and put too much pressure on him. So Hal took Zod to another room while the others watched through surveillance cameras in the conference room.
Hal merely stood guard nearby. Oliver was the one representing them in the actual conversation. After reading Zod's file, he had also become curious about what exactly this general had been thinking.
Although his abilities had been greatly weakened, Zod's Kryptonian super-vision still let him see the contents of the documents in Oliver's hand. He gave a disdainful snort.
"It seems you've already been to my old home. I hope those green flies didn't make off with anything..."
Hal was just about to lose his temper when Oliver stopped him. He let out a soft sigh and said, "General Zod, you should understand that it is precisely because we found this information that you have the opportunity to talk with us. Otherwise, we could have sent you straight to a laboratory.
"Of course, I do not wish to speak to you with such