Kara Zor-El

"You madman! My son is dead, right in front of me! Now tell me he had a daughter!"

Thomas's eyes, hidden beneath his mask, were bloodshot. He could no longer contain his rage and pointed his gun at Kino.

"Stop, Thomas!"

A calm voice rang out, and Thomas froze.

He couldn't remember how long it had been since he'd heard that title.

Martha gazed at Kino before her, the madness in her eyes gone, replaced by anticipation and joy, and slowly spoke.

"My plan succeeded, didn't it?"

"You believed it."

"I've always believed my child is alive. I always had this feeling that my child isn't dead and is waiting for me to save him."

Upon hearing this, Kino reached out and exerted force. With a piercing metallic twisting sound, he ripped the cell in front of him in half.

This astonishing power also startled Thomas. Could a bullet really kill him with such force?

Martha slowly walked out and glanced at Thomas was still holding a gun.

"Thomas, put the gun down, it'll scare the child."

Thomas remained silent for a moment, then put away his gun and released his grip on Damian's arm.

His rational mind told him it was a conspiracy, but his emotions wanted him to hear what these people had to say.

"Things are a little different from what you think. You can ask Damian for details, but I like decisive people. This is your reward."

Kino handed a cell phone to Martha, then said to Damian, "You stay with your grandparents, I'm going to rescue someone."

"Yes, Godfather."

Damian nodded, looking at his grandparents with a hint of surprise.

Dad will definitely love this gift.

The Venom transformed into a fluid black liquid, rapidly merging into Kino's body and instantly transforming into a cool battle suit.

Kino pushed off with his feet and flew out of the Batcave like a cannonball, leaving only a whistling sound in his wake.

Martha also opened her phone; there was only one video on it.

A man who bore a striking resemblance to Thomas, dressed in a bat costume and strapped to a chair, recounted his dark past with a dark expression, while Kino, standing beside him, asked one tricky question after another.

"My little Bruce..."

Martha knew at a glance that this was her child, and tears of joy streamed down her face.

What mother wouldn't recognize her own child?

Thomas also heard the voice in the video and was momentarily at a loss. His son was really alive, but why hadn't he come back? Was he blaming him for not protecting him?

Thomas was overwhelmed with all sorts of questions and emotions.

He picked up the wine jug, intending to take a sip.

Suddenly, a hand grabbed Thomas's fingers, bringing him back to his senses and making him lower his head.

"Grandpa, I'm hungry. Do you have any cookies?"

Damian flashed a lovely smile.

"No, no, yes, I'll do it right away, it'll be done soon..."

Thomas stammered, his hand, which Damian was holding, daring not to move.

Kino came to a highway.

[What's wrong? Weren't we going to rescue Superman?]

"Yes, but there's something I need to confirm before we go to rescue him."

Golden lightning flashed from Kino's body, and he vanished from the spot in an instant.

A golden lightning bolt flashed across the Pacific Ocean, leaving ripples on the surface of the sea.

Kino passed through a barrier and stopped on a deserted island.

[What's wrong? Your speed has slowed down.]

Venom's puzzled voice echoed in his mind: Kino's speed just now wasn't even as fast as when he first gained the Speed Force.

"It's not that my speed has slowed down, but rather that my connection with the Speed Force has weakened."

Kino looked at the remaining golden lightning on his palm.

The speed of Speed Force user comes from the connection of the Speed Force; the deeper the connection, the faster the speed.

Of course, taking certain medications or using certain equipment can also increase the connection with the Speed Force.

Kino's situation is that he's stuck at the boundary of the Speed Force, as if the Speed Force itself is locked.

[What kind of lock is so powerful that it can stop you?]

Venom knows how strong Kino is now; aside from a few specific individuals, he can practically run rampant in DC.

"This lock can't stop me, but if I force my way in, I'll destroy what's behind it, like the original Timeline."

Kino's gaze fell upon the Themyscira.

Passing through layers of walls, there were buildings and training grounds, but no one.

Dust had accumulated everywhere, and even the Mother Box was missing.

The extraordinary powers of this universe seem to have all vanished.

Kino already had a guess in his mind.

It flew into the sky and disappeared.

Deep underground at a base in Siberia.

The room was dimly lit, and the walls were covered with countless S-shaped symbols.

In the corner of the room, a thin figure was curled up asleep; only in this way could she fall asleep.

Only in her dreams could she escape reality and experience the joy of Krypton.

In her dream, she strolled through a beautiful park on Krypton, the sunlight gently bathing her, her dearest parents beside her, the family laughing and chatting, happy and warm.

Suddenly, the heartwarming scene changed drastically. The ground collapsed, and she lost her footing and fell. In the nick of time, she frantically reached out and grabbed the edge of the broken ground.

Daddy, Mommy, help me! I'm so scared!

However, her parents just looked at her sadly.

Kara Zo El

You must protect the last Son of Krypton; he is Krypton's hope, and perhaps you can rebuild Krypton in the future.

Kara couldn't understand what they were saying at all; she just wanted to climb up, and the darkness underground terrified her.

Dad, Mom, save me! I want to go home! Don't leave me!

Kara pleaded desperately, but the pulling sensation from the darkness underground grew stronger, and her arm ached terribly, as if it were about to break.

I'm sorry, Kara, Mom and Dad love you.

As soon as they finished speaking, flames engulfed their bodies, and Kara fell into the darkness.

In reality, Kara slowly opened her eyes.

His pupils were a deep, dark blue, devoid of any light, only deathly stillness.

Looking at his withered arms,

Kara showed no reaction, but slowly stood up, leaning against the wall, and went to the feeding spot.

There was a bowl of food that looked like paste. He picked up the spoon next to him and slowly swallowed it, his internal organs groaning and sending out signals of excruciating pain.

Every meal was torture for her.

But she still had to eat; she had to survive and go out to protect Carl El.

This is her mission, and also the driving force behind her life.

Bang! Bang! Bang!

A series of dull thuds echoed, and the entire base shook violently. Kara fell to the ground, scattering her food everywhere.