Kara brought Superman into the saucer-shaped spacecraft and had him face He-El.
She could not persuade Superman, whose mind belonged to humanity.
Her cousin was already completely human in his heart.
The destruction of New Krypton meant nothing tangible to him, nor did it pain him. Her cousin would never be able to truly empathize with her.
The only one who could truly understand was He-El, who also loved Krypton.
At that moment, Kara sincerely understood more than ever why He-El had insisted on claiming a continent on Earth and establishing the New Krypton Empire.
This was already Krypton's minimum condition for survival.
"Kal, I brought you to see He-El because I hope you will not trigger a second war between the New Krypton Empire and Earth." Kara led Superman through the saucer-shaped spacecraft toward the command room, speaking sternly as she scolded Clark for the first time as his older cousin.
She called him Kal, not Clark. That meant this was a matter for Kryptonians, not for Clark, who represented Earth.
Kara suddenly found herself disliking her cousin a little.
"As long as He-El does not harm humans, there will be no war between us. We are both Kryptonians," Superman said, his chest full of suppressed fury.
Especially after waking up and hearing that He-El had occupied Australia, driven Australia's humans out of Australia, planned to rename that continent the New Krypton Continent, and establish the New Krypton Empire there.
And in only a few days, he had killed two hundred thousand humans who resisted him. Afterward, Kara had even served the New Krypton Empire as its diplomat, entering the United Nations and preparing to become its sixth permanent member.
Seeing humanity's deaths and his cousin aiding evil had made Superman rush over in rage the moment he woke