The True Kryptonian

Kino led Kara, General Zod, and the others back to Hell.

Kara placed the Canto City in front of her on an open space.

Everyone watched nervously.

Kino snapped his the Snap lightly, and a soft light enveloped the Canto City.

The next second, the Canto City began to expand rapidly, the glass jar shattered, and the entire city quickly unfolded within this new city.

Skyscrapers rose from the ground, streets stretched out, and the Kryptonian, having recovered from their microscopic state, stood blankly in the sunlight.

"Where... is this?"

A Kryptonian looked up at the sky—a red sky?

Others also came out one after another, mostly middle-aged people, a few young people, and a very small number of toddlers.

General Zod led his men into this city, a replica of his hometown.

When his military boots stepped onto the Rainbow Light Alloy pavement unique to Krypton, the metal emitted a clear, resonant sound—a sound frequency that could only be produced on the central avenue of Canto City.

The two groups met.

Zod's scientists also began explaining the new situation.

After her initial excitement, Kara's expression turned somewhat angry and confused. She flew over the Canto City and stared at it in a daze.

"What's wrong, Kara?"

"I can't help it, "Kino asked with concern.

"It's nothing, Kino. I'm just a little upset. Before I left, I kept thinking about talking to them a lot or showing concern for their lives."

But everything I saw and heard made this city feel unfamiliar. Is this really Krypton, the Canto City?

Kino also realized what was happening.

He usually keeps his Super Vision and super hearing off and won't use them unless absolutely necessary.

Their gaze began to sweep across the city below. Besides those who had come out, there were also some people hiding in their rooms, dressed in gorgeous clothes, enjoying delicious food.

Although the city has a biological cycle system and synthetic organism production facilities, even if Brainiac were to generously provide supplies, it would be impossible for these people to maintain their luxurious lifestyle.

Unless... Kino's expression turned cold.

They found it quickly at a waste disposal plant.

A mountain of corpses.

If fewer people eat, there will be enough food.

Although there haven't been any instances of cannibalism yet, it's enough to anger Kino.

It wasn't just that Kara was disappointed, but also because everything in this city had been his property from the beginning, and now a bunch of rats were destroying it.

Sounds also reached my ears.

"Canto City has been rescued, what's next?"

"Gain their trust first, then find an opportunity to kill them."

"They are very strong. The leader, General Zod, and the woman who flew up, seem to be from the House of El."

"Legend has it that the ancient Kryptonian possessed Superman abilities. Let's find out..."

Kino turned off his super hearing; he didn't want to listen anymore.

The most important thing now is to appease Kara.

"We'll make our move in three minutes."

Kino's voice was as cold as ice. "I want to see all the worms' leg bones break backwards from the knee."

He picked up Kara and left the city, landing her on a mountain peak outside the city.

Shortly after Kino left, Frank led a group of people into the city's tallest building.

Krypton's top management was completely bewildered.

They were enjoying delicious food, singing songs, and dreaming about their wonderful future.

A group of people rushed in, blocking the guards' Molecular Reconstruction Gun with Red Shield. Anyone who dared to resist had their legs broken and was dragged away.

There's no sun for them in hell.

No matter the age or gender, they show no mercy.

They dragged several thousand Kryptonian out.

These few thousand people also control Star City with millions of inhabitants.

"General Zod, save us! The enemy is attacking!"

"We're Krypton too... Ah!"

Before he could finish speaking, his other leg was broken with a stick, and others who had just opened their mouths were also hit several times.

The entire team was as quiet as

General Zod nodded to Frank.

"Thank you for your hard work."

He was not at all surprised by these insects.

His rebellion was partly due to the inaction of these corrupt elements.

"It's alright, it's the leader's order. I'll leave some people behind to help you manage the city, and others will come to take over the city and transport supplies later."

After Frank finished speaking, he led the Krypton prisoners away from Canto City.

The remaining Kryptonian watched their usually oppressive superiors in such a disheveled state, feeling a mixture of satisfaction and bewilderment.

What will become of them?

On a mountain peak not far away, Kara sat on a rock, hugging her knees, her cloak billowing in the wind behind her. She looked at the scene in Canto City with no joy.

The gap between her memories and reality deeply affected her.

In her memory, everyone loved peace, respected each other, and helped each other. Why did it turn out like this? Or was Krypton like this from the beginning?

"Actually, this is what Kryptonian were originally like. Krypton was originally a notorious invader of the universe, but some things happened later that changed Krypton. You were too young before, so we didn't let you come into contact with these things."

A gentle voice sounded overhead.

Suddenly, a pair of warm hands gently encircled her.

Kara shuddered and slowly raised her head.

"My Kara has grown up, it's only been a blink of an eye."

Kara lifted up in disbelief.

Two people who only appeared in my dreams appeared before me.

"Dad, Mom..."

Tears welled up in Kara's eyes, and she reached out her trembling hand, wanting to touch the illusory yet real figure in front of her.

Alura and Zo-El wore gentle smiles, their eyes filled with the joy and tenderness of a long-awaited reunion.

Alura grabbed her daughter's hand and placed it on her face.

Zoe gently wiped away the tears on her daughter's face.

"I'm sorry, Kara, for leaving you alone on this strange planet all these years."

"How could this be... how is this possible..."

Kara choked back tears.

"You weren't... when Krypton was destroyed..."

"I'm really bad at charming girls," Kino's voice came from behind. "So I hired two professionals."

Kara turned and pounced.

The powerful force, out of control, slammed Kino into the rock wall behind him.

The scene left Zod and Alura, who had just been resurrected, speechless with astonishment. What had their daughter been eating all these years to grow up so strong?

"Thank you, Kino, thank you..."

Kara hugged Kino tightly, tears streaming down her face, repeatedly saying thank you; she didn't know what else to say.

The final void in my heart was filled.

"Thanks, I accept. But could you please stop crying? If Clark finds out, I'm sure I'll get a beating."

Kino stood up, holding Kara, and said helplessly.

"Pfft! I'll protect you."

Kara was amused and laughed through her tears as she climbed off Kino.