"Doomsday? That name is way too strange, isn't it?"
"It means exactly what it says. The day he appears will be the day the entire Earth, even the entire universe, is destroyed."
Bruce and Lex felt their hearts stop for an instant. Bruce in particular walked over and stared straight into Schiller's eyes. "You don't have a solution either?"
"I'm not sure." Schiller gave an ambiguous answer. Bruce was clearly dissatisfied, but he did not press further. He was not someone who placed his hopes in others.
"What is his weakness?"
"I don't know. Perhaps he has none." Schiller gave another despairing answer, but then Clark's calm, resolute voice rang out:
"Impossible. Anything that exists in this world must have a weakness. Maybe I can handle him..."
"Perhaps you can kill him once, but when he appears again, his original weakness will no longer exist."
"He evolves?" Bruce instinctively caught the key point in Schiller's words.
"Yes, but..." Schiller deliberately drew out the last word. Everyone turned to look at him. He said, "It seems someone has already found a solution."
As he spoke, he moved a little closer and looked at the egg.
The shell was opaque, so they could not see what was inside. But the entire egg trembled faintly, as though it had a heartbeat—only an extremely slow one.
"Would Kryptonite affect it?" Schiller muttered to himself. Then he looked up at the strange devices emitting Kryptonite light. "...And what kind of formation is this?"
"It looks like someone used some method to seal this egg?" Lex stepped forward as well, his brain whirring constantly. Bruce followed him, his gaze grave but containing a trace of curiosity.
"The situation is not as dangerous as I described, because this monster has not hatched yet, and someone has already