"Is something wrong?" He-El looked expressionlessly at his son, Clark Kent.
Ever since the last Parallel Universe merger, after speaking with Clark Kent, Clark Kent had more or less acknowledged He-El's New Krypton, and more or less acknowledged He-El as his father. Especially after He-El allowed him to establish the Peace Enforcement Department on New Krypton to gather Justice League members and superheroes from other Parallel Universes, his attitude toward He-El had improved greatly.
Although he knew He-El had pressed him into service, Clark Kent could not ignore the terrible situations faced by Justice League members and superheroes from other universes. Somewhat yielding, he took up the position of minister in New Krypton's Peace Enforcement Department, managing superheroes from other Parallel Universes, protecting Earth, and organizing responses to disputes caused by the merging universes.
Still, a long-standing knot in his heart could not be so easily untied. Thus, Clark Kent seemed like a child sulking with his father—and he had kept sulking for centuries.
"Is the situation serious?" Clark Kent asked gravely. "Can New Krypton... make it through this?"
He-El gave Clark Kent an odd look from head to toe. He had not expected this fellow to care about New Krypton.
Perhaps his sense of responsibility had erupted after becoming the minister of New Krypton's Peace Enforcement Department...?
"I don't know. But you... Kal-He-El, have access to third-tier planetary quantum high-priority communications. Just use your authority and power as minister of the Peace Enforcement Department to assist New Krypton's ground residents and law enforcers. Deal with the anomalous individuals from the merged Parallel Universes who are endangering Earth," He-El reminded him.
"Watch yourself. This time, you may have to face more than eighteen different Supermen. If you hold back and fail to deal with them in time, Earth, the center