But Jehovah had already grown used to the Supermen's methods, so even though the explosion caught him off guard, he still adapted very quickly.
And even if Superman self-destructed, it was not enough to change anything. The universe of that self-destructing Superman was still destroyed by Jehovah. It only affected Jehovah slightly, slowing his destruction of the DC Universe by a little.
Was such a tiny effect on his speed of any use against Jehovah? Clearly not.
Even though the Supermen had paid with their lives for it, they still could not completely change the outcome that the DC Universe would be destroyed at Jehovah's hands.
Especially after Jehovah had already experienced one explosion, the prepared Jehovah naturally had countermeasures against the remaining Supermen's self-destructions.
So afterward, even as one Superman after another turned into cruel yet beautiful fireworks along with their universes, they still failed to stop Jehovah.
At this moment, Clark and the remaining Supermen undoubtedly felt incomparably heavyhearted. Right now, forget resembling God—Jehovah did not even resemble a Demon. He was more like a death god.
A death god who would destroy a universe the moment he appeared, bringing despair to every Superman in the DC Universe.
Jehovah's appearance meant the deaths of countless living beings in a universe, and it also meant that Superman's brilliant life would scatter away like a burst of fireworks...
Jehovah had already grown somewhat accustomed to this method. He had even become so practiced that Superman's self-destruction could no longer cause him any injury.
Nemesis on the other side had also grown used to it. Clark's offensive was fierce, but it was not enough to affect Nemesis. In fact, as Clark's attacks grew increasingly ferocious, even more single universes around them were destroyed.
Only Clark still had not grown used to