The legendary warrior of Kandak was, naturally, Black Adam.
Of course, real history differed greatly from the legends that had been passed down.
The warrior in Kandak's legends was not actually Black Adam, but his son. It was only after his son awakened the people's will to resist that Kandak was liberated.
As the price, his son was executed by King Akton.
The power Black Adam obtained was not meant to overthrow tyranny. To him, it was merely for revenge.
Nourished by hatred, Black Adam defeated King Akton, who possessed the power of a demon.
In the end, because he was uncontrollable and filled with hatred, he was sealed away by Shazam, remaining so until today.
The tomb Dr. Anna and the others had visited earlier was not only meant to store the Shabak Crown; it had also been built by Shazam of that era to seal Black Adam.
Five thousand years later, Shazam had changed, and the original seal had loosened, allowing Black Adam to break free.
Yet when Black Adam came into this world, he discovered that everything had changed. It was no longer the world he remembered.
Black Adam was not filled with justice, and that was an important reason why he became an antihero.
Having lost his child, Black Adam truly had no goals left in this world.
So Black Adam did whatever he pleased.
Over the thousands of years, the legends passed down from that time had long since changed into what they were now.
The next day, Black Adam, lying on Amon's bed, suddenly opened his eyes. After a night of adjustment and recovery, he had completely returned to his peak condition.
Black Adam's thoughts still lingered on the winged man he had seen in the sky.
He still believed that the people from