Crash!
The surging ocean closed over, sweeping the woman's corpse into the vast, boundless blue sea.
"Ah."
It was like being drenched in sweat and exhausted after a grueling battle.
Clark stared at the mangled remains bobbing up and down in the waves, light flickering in his eyes.
"How many more people have to die in this battle?"
"Put away that useless compassion, Clark, my friend."
Jino fiddled with the electronic device on his arm. "Just now, I ordered Singer to restart the Bat-Satellites positioned around Earth."
Sometimes, even Jino could not help admiring Bruce's foresight.
The Bat-Satellites hidden around Earth had been hacked and restarted by Singer, bringing Jino real-time information from across the planet.
Other than Metropolis, Coast City, Central City, and the ocean that had just regained its light, every other location on the map remained shrouded in darkness.
"We've already cut down four of Barbatos's Dark Knights."
Jino rubbed his neck and sneered. "Believe me, this will all be over."
"Master, intense energy fluctuations detected."
As Singer's voice rang out, a real-time surveillance feed appeared before them.
"Langley, Virginia?"
Jino recognized the location with just one glance at the map.
Boom!
A massive mushroom cloud rose over that region!
The blazing heat and electromagnetic energy waves even caused the surveillance satellite's feed to flicker with static.
"What happened!?"
Clark's once-gentle expression darkened as he watched the footage, reminded of some unpleasant memories.
"You should know."
Jino sighed. "Virginia was hit by nuclear bombs."
They exchanged a glance. What they needed to do next went without saying.
Things were always so hectic.
Through trial and error, Clark had actually learned how to fly.
Perhaps because Jino had carried him through the air so often, Clark had finally learned to control the Bio-Force Field and use it to