"What exactly are these things?"
Zod stared in shock at the four figures that had suddenly appeared and begun clashing with one another.
Every one of them possessed strength no weaker than his after absorbing the sun's power, perhaps even faintly surpassing him!
In other words, in theory, the four of them alone could completely repel him and his warriors!
Were Earth's natives really this terrifying?
"Zod, they're Time-Space Interveners—our true enemies."
At that moment, Clark seemed to have figured something out. He stepped before Zod and spoke with a grave expression.
Zod was, after all, one of his people. If they had not harbored ambitions of destroying Earth, Clark truly would not have wanted to make enemies of them.
As long as they gave up their plans to destroy Earth, Clark was still willing to forgive Zod.
Even though he had killed Clark's biological father, if he wanted peace, Clark could grant him peace!
"Time-Space Interveners?"
General Zod asked Clark solemnly.
Before sensing this threat, he would naturally have been arrogantly defiant.
But with four formidable enemies appearing in succession, each seemingly above him, he naturally had to humbly seek guidance.
As for transforming Earth's environment and such...
As he gradually adapted to Earth and discovered its advantages, those thoughts had faded considerably.
He only planned to find the three ships on Earth, conquer the world, turn humanity into slaves, and begin cultivating new Kryptonians.
If Carl wanted to talk and was willing to hand over the Codex, then negotiations were not impossible.
After spending so long with that farmer, he had come to feel that Earthlings were rather adorable. Keeping them around was not unacceptable.
"Yes. They're villains who travel through time and space, the culprits behind the destruction of countless historical nodes. Your invasion of Earth is