After deciding to split up and recruit new members, the three hurriedly finished breakfast and immediately began laying the base's drainage pipes.
They worked from eleven in the morning until two in the afternoon. Once the pipes were done, the three finally decided to begin recruiting.
Bruce glanced at the clock and nodded.
"This is perfect. If I take off later, I can reach Seaside Harbor by tonight. I should be back tomorrow!"
"Oh, then try to be quick. The two of us can wrap things up in a while," Clark said with a smile.
"I... fine, you two are fast enough!"
Bruce pursed his lips helplessly. Just as he was about to leave, he heard Heisenberg suddenly speak.
"You're heading to Seaside Harbor, right? How about I give you a lift?"
"A lift? You mean that fleeting rainbow-colored beam from last night?"
Bruce immediately became interested.
"I'd been watching that princess from Atlantis all night, but she showed no signs of leaving the ship.
I didn't feel it was appropriate to ask too much. I only saw the rainbow light flash by.
If she didn't stay for some reason, then she must have been sent away by that rainbow.
And that... was it the Bifrost so widely told of in Norse mythology?"
"Of course!"
Heisenberg rubbed his forehead, his face full of black lines.
Well, well, Bruce, with those thick brows and big eyes, just what exactly was going through that head of yours?
What did you mean by not appropriate to ask too much? What did you mean by some reason???
Lowering his hand, Heisenberg continued.
"You're right. That was the Bifrost. Want to experience it?"
"Of course."
Bruce nodded, then looked around the spacecraft and sighed.
"Krypton's technology really is terrifying. I have almost no understanding of