One claimed to be Zeus's daughter, while the other claimed to be a mage. Clark Kent suspected the two of them were playing a joke on him.
Thinking back to how the woman called Diana had flown in from outer space, that proved she truly was no ordinary human.
As for Yinsen, who claimed to be a mage, he had waved his hand and conjured a thick Ice Wall to seal the breach. Such miraculous means really did resemble the mages from novels and films.
Could mages really exist in this world?
If this were merely a Superman world, Yinsen could not be certain. But since it was the DC Universe, he could give a definite answer.
"This world was never as simple as you thought."
Yinsen glanced at the corpse beside him and raised his hand, preparing to deal with General Zod's body as well.
Without Zod's body, Superman would be the only Kryptonian left on Earth. Furthermore, Zod's ship had not landed on Earth, and the antique Kryptonian ship hidden in the Arctic had neither been activated by Zod nor shot down by Clark—it contained a complete set of Kryptonian biological cultivation equipment.
This meant Luthor would have no way to acquire Kryptonian technology or use Zod's body to create Doomsday.
Perhaps Lex Luthor would still find a way to provoke a fight between Superman and Batman, but he would no longer be able to unleash the ultimate weapon known as Doomsday.
The direct result was that Superman and Batman's confrontation would not spiral out of control, and Diana would not have to face that ultimate Kryptonian weapon—in the end, it was all for Diana.
With that in mind, Yinsen hesitated no longer. He raised his hand and unleashed an Ice-Blue Ray onto Zod's corpse. General Zod, who