Dawnbreaker.
This man, who had developed psychological illness after witnessing his parents' deaths firsthand, had his soul brutally torn apart and killed by the ghosts he had once controlled with the Green Lantern Ring.
Only his gradually cooling corpse remained, lying amid an abandoned heap of garbage.
Dark Knight—Dawnbreaker, dead.
As the life faded from his body, the dark green, shadowy ring on Dawnbreaker's hand also burst forth with dazzling green light.
The endless darkness shrouding the city slowly dispersed as well.
The people whose emotions had been consumed by the darkness blankly opened their eyes.
This city had been saved.
Inside the abandoned junkyard.
The green ring on the cold corpse's hand gave off an eerie glow.
"Host deceased. Searching for a host."
"Searching for target."
The clearly abnormal ring kept repeating its cold, mechanical words. Then, as if it had detected something, the ring on the corpse's index finger accelerated sharply, streaking toward Clark's finger like a beam of light.
"Clark Kent, you have the ability to overcome fear."
"Oh God, that thing's coming for me!"
Faced with the incoming ring, Clark had no desire to be tangled up with the damn thing. He hurriedly stepped behind his friend.
Bzz!
A dazzling blue light struck the ring, freezing it into a block of ice.
"Strange thing." Jino walked toward the ring without changing expression and raised his foot to crush it.
Bang!
Like shattering glass, the broken Green Lantern Ring released a flicker of green light, announcing its end.
"Flashy nonsense."
Jino sneered his assessment and left the abandoned junkyard with Clark.
There was still much to do. Several enemies remained.
The ocean.
Mysterious.
Azure.
Brilliant.
Unfathomable.
Above her was the azure current of the sea surface, though it appeared green under the sun's rays.
Green.
At the