In the boundless expanse of space.
Whoosh!
A blue streak and a red streak cut through the silent, desolate cosmos.
"Alright, stop here. Don't go any farther!"
Clark came to a halt, floating in midair as he gazed at the distant sight.
In the endless universe, a silver-white spaceship trailed a stream of light as it sped toward them. Behind the two of them was the beautiful blue Earth.
"Is that... a spaceship?"
Shazam raised his hands above his brows and peered into the distance. He instinctively looked at Clark beside him. Clearly, Clark held the leading role between the two.
Shazam asked in confusion, "What should we do?"
With his arms folded and his expression blank, Clark stared at the approaching spaceship. He pursed his lips and mimicked Jino's usual manner of handling problems. "That thing is coming for us."
"So what should we do now?"
Shazam scratched his head a little. He looked down at the white lightning emblem on his chest, then repeated his question as he clenched his fists, feeling divine power surge within him.
For a moment, Shazam was eager to give it a try and wanted to go up and inspect the spaceship.
He figured that with himself and Clark, two of the Justice League's strongest fighters, investigating a spaceship would be easy.
Though the Justice League did not have many members, who said little baby Shazam did not want to accomplish something great and make all the Justice League seniors look at him in a new light?
But Clark saw the restlessness in the boy's heart. He grabbed Shazam's wrist and gazed calmly at the spaceship in the distance.
Clark felt somewhat emotional. The current Shazam was just like him a year ago—young and reckless, always wanting to prove himself through action, only