Of course, that was not the most shocking part. What General Zod found even more unbelievable was...
"I didn't notice earlier, but weren't there no engines built on Earth more than ten years ago? How long has it been? Just over a decade, and humanity has built so many engines?"
Each Planetary Engine stood eleven thousand meters tall, a true behemoth—one could even call it a wonder.
Yet in the short span of just over ten years, humanity had built more than seven thousand engines like these!
That construction speed left General Zod deeply shaken.
Wasn't humanity a backward civilization?
Did they really possess such terrifying potential?
By comparison, they had hidden beneath the Moon building the Phantom Engine for so many years, yet had not even managed to establish a single engine. Meanwhile, humanity had quietly produced so many colossal creations.
Fourteen years. On the scale of the universe, such a brief period was practically the blink of an eye. Yet in that short time, humanity had accomplished such a great feat.
How could Zod not be astonished?
"This is humanity's strength!"
Clark was equally filled with pride as he raised his head and puffed out his chest.
Of course, seeing Clark act like that made Zod furious.
Damn it, this guy truly no longer considered himself a Kryptonian!
"Hmph, so what if it's humanity's strength? What does it have to do with you?"
Thus, General Zod could not help but sneer.
"When all is said and done, humans only see you as an alien."
"That may be true, but humans also see me as a friend. They have never rejected me."
Clark did not care much about that. The humans in this world were completely different from those in the previous world. They did not harbor much hostility