The Future Superman Army

As Jor-El altered the atmosphere inside the ship, the Kryptonian ship immediately descended into chaos.

The Kryptonians were no fools. They took emergency measures at once, with most of them putting on breathing masks. Realizing something had gone wrong, everyone swiftly grabbed their weapons as well.

The only variables aboard the ship now were naturally the Earth woman and the unconscious Clark.

Clark was still unconscious, so he was clearly not the problem.

That meant the only possible source of the problem was the human woman.

So everyone armed themselves and went searching for Lois.

They intended to seize control of her, or even kill her outright if necessary.

Although Kryptonians looked almost identical to humans, they were clearly not the same species. They felt no pity whatsoever for this woman.

Of course, Jor-El, who had temporarily seized control of the ship, would not simply stand by and watch Lois get hurt.

Under his control, the Kryptonians were instead led around in circles. Several unprepared Kryptonians were even thrown directly outside the ship.

As for whether that would harm them or even kill them, that was not something Jor-El needed to consider.

Perhaps it was hereditary. Jor-El did not have much pity for these remaining fellow Kryptonians either. Killing them was fine, after all—he could call it protecting others, an act of justice.

Perhaps Clark, as Superman, had inherited this part of his nature—his kindness—from his biological father, Jor-El.

But was that true kindness? At any rate, Chen Mu and the others watching from within the Mirror Dimension had certainly learned something new.

"Ah, that guy was thrown into space. He won't just die, will he?"

Spider-Man watched a Kryptonian get hurled out through the hatch, his curiosity piqued.

The man's body was already stiff and covered in ice. His