Wilderness Battle

Within minutes, the entire base was engulfed in a sea of blood, with severed limbs and burning flames everywhere, and the air filled with the pungent smell of blood and gunpowder.

Kino slowly descended from the sky and came to Kara's side, asking softly.

"How does it feel?"

"I... I don't know. I know it's wrong, but I just can't control my emotions."

Kara said, somewhat bewildered, her voice filled with pain and struggle.

She felt as if she had been split in two, one half driven by hatred, leading her to continue killing. In her heart, no human being was innocent, and they should all pay the price for the suffering they had endured.

The other half, a voice of reason and kindness, told her she should stop. Her parents didn't want to see her so bloody, and if she continued, Carl would hate her.

"Kara, I'll teach you two lessons today."

Kino raised his hand, and a green bracelet had appeared on his wrist without him noticing.

What's the reasoning behind that?

Kara's attention was diverted.

"One: You are never wrong; it's always someone else who's wrong. If there's no one else to blame, then blame the world."

Second: Death is a form of mercy.

The Snap rang out.

In the blink of an eye, Kara was back in mid-air, the bloodstains on her body gone.

The soldiers below all revived, but their eyes were filled with fear. Without hesitation, they dropped their guns and began to flee.

They just died once; it wasn't a hallucination. The pain before death was unforgettable.

"... Time reversal?"

Kara looked at Kino beside her with a completely bewildered expression.

"It's a normal ability. Get some more sun, and you'll have it too. The most important thing now is to kill them, kill them until your other half disappears, until the resentment in your heart subsides, until you get tired of them."

Kino wasn't lying; anyone who evolves into a Silver Superman can manipulate time, though it's more complicated than what he's doing.

Kara stared at him blankly until the soldier had gotten into the car and driven away, then she came to her senses and a bright smile appeared on her face.

"Yeah, until we're tired of killing."

After saying that, Kara shot off like a cannonball.

Kino came to a high platform and watched Kara smashing armored vehicles in a fit of rage. He then created a chair to watch the scene unfold.

Although Kara was in good condition, in his eyes, Kara's life force was very weak, and she only had a few years left to live.

Fortunately, he has plenty of ways to make up for it; the only question is, what kind of compensation will he ask Clark for?

Krypton Tech downloaded a copy for him.

Now I know how Damian got spoiled.

You're not trying to say it's my fault, are you?

[What else? You'll keep killing until you're tired of it all. Do you spoil every pretty girl like this?]

Is this spoiling her? I just wanted her to vent her emotions.

[As expected, you are one of those...]

"Wood."

Venom suddenly emerged from Kino's body.

At this moment, Venom was wearing a long black dress with gold patterns, the hem of which swayed gently in the breeze, every detail exuding exquisiteness and luxury.

Her figure was elegant, her steps light, like a blooming flower in the dark night, as she gracefully sat on his lap. Their clothes were similar in style, and from a distance, they looked like they were wearing matching outfits.

"You called me a blockhead again, I want compensation."

Kino's hands started to wander aimlessly.

"Compensation? How about a battle in the wild?"

Venom turned slightly to the side, pulled down her clothes on her shoulder to reveal her snow-white shoulders, her eyes carrying a hint of allure and provocation.

Kino quickly pulled him up again.

"No, I still prefer being in my warm bed. Even if it's a battle in the wild, I'll only accept it in Pamela's garden."

"Tch, coward."

"Try swearing again."

"Cowardly... ugh!"

Before Venom could finish speaking, Kino kissed her lips, and the two instantly became entangled in a passionate embrace.

The two were flirting, and Kara, who had heard the commotion, looked over and happened to see them kissing.

The armored vehicle he was holding slipped from his grasp and fell, killing two soldiers instantly.

When did that woman appear?

Carl's wife?

That's true. Carl has the mission of reviving Krypton, and he's already so old, it's normal for him to get married.

Thinking it over, Kara convinced herself and grabbed the armored vehicle on the ground to continue smashing it, but why did she feel a tightness in her chest?

Kara tirelessly dismantled the base again and again, and her resentment and anger completely subsided; she finally grew tired of it.

By this time, the soldiers had long since stopped running away. They collapsed to the ground, their eyes vacant, their wills broken, and they had completely collapsed, turning into idiots who could only babble incoherently.

They experienced death time and time again, and the endless pain had long since shattered their spirits.

"Is that enough?"

Kino looked at Kara standing in front of him, and the gloomy aura around him dissipated considerably.

"Okay, Carl, let's go home."

Kara nodded, her gaze secretly sweeping over Venom beside her. What a beautiful woman. Is she also Kryptonian?

Venom smiled slightly at Kara.

Kara quickly looked away.

"Okay, there's one more thing I need to take care of."

Kino stood up and looked at the crowd below. Chaos Magic appeared in his hand and entered the bodies of everyone, even the mentally challenged people returned to normal.

They even turned each of them into Captain America.

"I know many of you are not here, but it doesn't matter. I will leave a mark on your bodies. From today onward, you will have nightmares every day, and the scenes in your dreams will be the pain of dying repeatedly today."

You cannot commit suicide, you cannot tell anyone about this. The only way is to kill everyone involved in this plan, and then I will grant you a liberating death."

Kino's words made everyone's eyes widen. To experience this kind of pain every day?!

Kara finally understood the true meaning of death as a form of mercy.

"This is unfair. We are just ordinary soldiers, following orders from the country, and we don't even know the full details of the plan. Why should we suffer like this?"

One soldier finally mustered the courage to speak the minds of most of them; his voice was choked with sobs, filled with fear and resentment.

"It's really unfair. If you really want to blame someone for all this suffering, it's because you attacked me. You decide when the fight starts, but I decide when it ends."

Or is it that, rather than death, you want to experience other things—twenty thousand leagues under the sea, mountains of knives and seas of fire, being skinned alive and having your tendons pulled out...?

Kino still wore a smile, but that smile was chilling to everyone else.

This man is a devil.

The same thought arose in everyone's mind, and fear overwhelmed them like a tidal wave.

Even Kara looked at Kino in surprise.

"We understand."

The commander stepped forward. This was an entity they could not contend with, and even this country might not be able to defeat it.

The only thing you can do is to obediently listen to them.

"Sensible."

After saying that, the Venom re-infused into Kino's body, and Kara, filled with surprise, soared into the sky.

Soon, their figures disappeared into the horizon, leaving only the soldiers who lay paralyzed on the ground in despair.