In fact, if it had been anyone else, Superman would not have believed it so easily.
But the one speaking was Bruce Wayne of Gotham, and he had even staked the Wayne Family's reputation on it. That left Superman—or rather, Clark—with no choice but to believe him!
After all, Clark Kent was actually a reporter for the Daily Planet.
And recently, he had happened to be writing an article about Gotham City and Batman. His understanding of the Wayne Family in Gotham City was no less extensive than that of a local.
Especially Bruce Wayne, who now controlled the Wayne Family.
On the surface, the guy was nothing more than a wasteful rich second-generation heir and playboy. But Clark knew that he had secretly spent enormous sums on charitable causes in fields like medicine and education.
Bruce had done all those things anonymously in private, and the outside world knew nothing about them.
If Superman had not possessed abilities like Super Hearing, he likely would have found it difficult to trace the source of those enormous funds.
Not only that, Clark also knew that Bruce cared deeply about his deceased parents.
For him to stake the Wayne Family's reputation on this was undoubtedly the strongest guarantee he could offer.
For all these reasons, Clark believed Bruce's promise. It was far from being as simple as a mere difference in trust.
"That's right!"
Bruce nodded. Ignoring Su Haoming's reaction, he said rapidly, "As far as I know, that angel over there is Gabriel from the Bible."
"She plans to work with Mammon, Son of Satan, help Mammon descend into the mortal world, and turn Earth into a second Hell!"
Clark froze at those words and could not help asking, "Why?"
There had been churches and priests in the town where Clark