At the sight of Clark's trademark smile, Black Adam felt no warmth or goodwill. Instead, he grew even more wary. He kept feeling that what Clark and Sentry had said earlier carried a hint of ill intent.
Especially when Sentry mentioned those so-called ways to make money off superheroes, Black Adam clearly sensed a surge of malice. That malice told him Sentry was definitely scheming something against him.
Black Adam had great confidence in this perception of his, because it belonged to the power of a god. In theory, not even a god himself could have done better than him.
For now, I'll see what this world has become, let myself adapt, and gather more information on them! Black Adam gave Clark's location a deep look. He likewise did not speak, only pondered silently.
And those damned wizards, that old bastard... judging by their abilities, they should still be alive, shouldn't they? I just don't know where they are. If they're at the Rock of Eternity, I'll need to find a medium first!
Yes, just as Clark had guessed, Black Adam did indeed have a close connection to the Shazam Power. Or rather, Black Adam himself was one of Shazam's members, only his power had not been inherited from the many Gods of Europe, but from the Gods of Egypt.
That was right—the very Egyptian pantheon belonging to Heliopolis, where Clark and Robet had both gone before.
As for why Clark had not sensed any familiar aura from Black Adam, the reason was simple. The Gods of Heliopolis were not complete either. Many Egyptian Gods had long since left Heliopolis and never returned.
That was why the divine aura on Black Adam felt so unfamiliar to Clark. Even if Diana had been there, she likewise would not have recognized the