In ancient times, Western scholars called the Indian Ocean the Erythraean Sea. The name first appeared in the writings of the ancient Greek geographer Herodotus. Erythraean meant "red" in Greek, and the full name meant "Red Sea."
The Indian Ocean was separated from the Atlantic in the southwest by the meridian passing through South Africa's Cape Agulhas. In the southeast, it connected to the Pacific along the meridian running from the southeastern tip of Tasmania to Antarctica. The geological environment beneath its central waters was complex.
As Earth's third-largest ocean, the Indian Ocean covered 74.118 million square kilometers, with an average depth of 3,839.9 meters. It was second only to the Pacific in size.
I'm not listing all these numbers to pad things out or give a science lesson. I'm telling you this to explain one thing: Hao Shuai had just been thoroughly humiliated.
It was only natural. Anyone who wasn't delusional would never think they could search for a single rock across the vast Indian Ocean on their own.
Not even if they had Super Vision, superhuman stamina, and the ability to fly.
After reality had taught him a lesson, Hao Shuai flew over the Indian Ocean for a week before reluctantly leaving the DC world for the time being.
As for Kryptonite...
He'd wait until Lex Luthor found it, then casually swipe it for himself!
Paradise Space World
"So this is the so-called godhead?" Hao Shuai stared at the object in his hand, which was only the size of a mung bean, unable to believe it.
"If you're certain the owner of this corpse was Ares, God of War, and that he had a so-called godhead inside him, then this should be it." Dr. Gero pushed up his glasses and gave a confident answer.
"I'm sure he