No wonder Batman was mocking Clark at that moment. After all, Batman's files contained plenty of footage of Clark fighting, and without a specific computer slowing those videos down, there was simply no way to see Clark's movements clearly.
But now, from the moment Batman saw Clark charge at him to the moment he finished taunting him, so much time had passed and Clark still had not reached him. Even calling it a charge was probably inaccurate. All one could say was that Clark was running with all his might...
That was why Batman did not take Clark's punch seriously at all. Who started throwing punches from that far away in a fight?
With a whoosh, after Batman's round of ridicule, Clark's fist finally arrived in front of him. Batman dodged it with a sidestep, then moved in close, slipping straight inside Clark's arm. He was just about to punch Clark in the abdomen when, to his surprise, an elbow smashed into his face.
With a bang, Batman staggered backward. If he had not been wearing the bat armor, that elbow might not have knocked him out outright, but it would at least have left his head ringing.
Of course, Batman's mind still went blank for a moment. After he stopped retreating, he stared at Clark in confusion. He did not even lower his voice, but asked subconsciously, "You haven't lost your strength?"
"Of course I've lost my strength. Otherwise, do you think you'd still be alive after taking that elbow?" Clark sneered. "Looks like even at my current speed, you're having trouble keeping up with my fighting rhythm!"
"Impossible!" Batman growled as he watched Clark rush toward him in two quick steps. He threw a punch, only for Clark to dodge it with ease. Immediately after, Clark's fist struck