Differences in Values

When Clark asked that question, Yinsen's answer was very simple.

"A lot!"

How many was a lot? Yinsen did not know how many secrets this world held. After all, the few movies he had watched in his previous life had only shown a small part of the DC Universe. Not to mention all the hidden Easter eggs. He could ignore plot holes that might never have been filled in during his previous life, but in this real world, those holes meant those things truly existed.

"Zeus... gods really exist?"

"Why do you find the existence of gods so hard to accept?"

Yinsen rotated the drink in his hand. Whenever something like this came up, he found it interesting. He himself was already an existence beyond the ordinary, so why did he think such things had to be fake? Just because they were myths?

"Put it another way. If the Earth you landed on had not been modern-day Earth, but Earth two thousand years ago, what do you think humans would have considered you, with the abilities you have now?"

Sure enough, this kind of explanation always made it easy to convince people. Clark finally understood what Yinsen meant.

So-called gods were merely more powerful life forms possessing powers ordinary people did not have.

"What about magic?"

"Magic..."

Yinsen actually did not know much about the magical setting of the DC Universe, nor had he specifically sought out mystical powers in this world.

"If you're simply asking about magic, I can tell you plenty. But if you're asking about magic in this world, I actually know very little."

"This world? What do you mean?"

Clark had kept hold of the beer bottle the entire time. Though it had long since been opened, he had not taken a drink. Clark was a