Seeing that one of the couples was moving slowly, Clark kindly reminded them, "Hurry back inside. It isn't safe out here."
Watching Clark through the Observation Runes, Harry was somewhat speechless. It wasn't safe outside, but was it safe inside?
For a Superman like Clark, who possessed a Body of Steel, what difference was there between a solid wall and foam board?
He only needed a light touch to shatter it, then crush the people inside into ketchup in a sandwich.
However, that did not mean houses served no purpose.
A house could still offer a certain degree of protection—not for the body, but for the mind.
At least they were not as scared, right?
At the same time, countless helicopters and armed military forces were converging on Clark's location.
This time, their target was not Clark, but the Kryptonians fighting him.
Perhaps they did not understand what they were truly facing, which made their courage admirable.
Or perhaps they knew and still charged forward bravely, unafraid of sacrifice.
But regardless, the gap between them and the Kryptonians was simply too great. They could not harm the Kryptonians in any way.
Compared to these superhumans, they were nothing more than insects.
A helicopter arrived first and rapidly opened fire on the two Kryptonians with its mounted Machine Gun, showing no concern for Clark, who was not far from them.
The Machine Gun rounds had no effect on any of the three. The hulking Kryptonian merely hurled a chunk of concrete with all his strength, knocking the helicopter from the sky. The pilot inside did not even have time to escape before being reduced to pulp.
Soon after, another bomber arrived and continuously dropped high-energy bombs.
Though all three people below could have easily dodged, Clark avoided them out of respect,