Hearing Harry's words, Clark fell silent.
Harry had no intention of continuing to voice his opinion. Instead, he planned to let Clark choose his own path. He closed the two-player fighting game, opened a new single-player adventure game, and continued playing.
After Harry defeated two bosses, Clark suddenly stood up.
Harry asked in confusion, "What is it? Have you made your decision?"
Clark nodded. "Yes. I've decided to surrender."
Harry did not understand. If he were Clark, he would have immediately flown into space to fight General Zod.
After all, the records left behind in the Kryptonian ship made it clear that General Zod could never let such a habitable planet go.
He would most likely transform Earth into a Kryptonian environment suitable for Kryptonians to live in. But Krypton's gravity was several times that of Earth. If that happened, once Earth's transformation was complete, billions of people would be crushed to death by the sudden increase in gravity.
Though Harry did not understand, he respected Clark's decision.
Someone like Clark, who possessed immense power yet held great love in his heart, was exceedingly rare even in the multiverse.
Besides, perhaps Clark was not surrendering to General Zod, nor to any government. He was surrendering to all humanity.
Harry did not accompany Clark to surrender. Instead, he used the Observation Runes to transmit the scene around Clark and project it before them, watching together with Clark's mother.
Clark's mother naturally knew what Clark was going to do, but she merely sighed and did not stop him.
First, she did not believe anyone could hurt Clark. Second, she had no better solution.
Only Martha Kent and Harry remained in the living room. Martha Kent watched Clark's rapidly flying figure in the projection with concern. After hesitating for a moment, she