Kara had only been jogging when she left, but after telling Heisenberg to wait for her, she lost control of her steps and began skipping along in small hops.
Watching the childlike little Supergirl, Heisenberg pursed his lips and smiled knowingly.
Little girl, in this world where I am here, you will become the pride of Krypton and your aunt.
Of course, you will become my pride too.
Heisenberg murmured to himself before turning and walking over to Clark and Bach.
Bach was constantly calibrating the various Kryptonian signal streams, using them to determine and verify their real-time locations.
Seeing Heisenberg approach, he stood where he was, nodded lightly, and said,
"Your Majesty, of the remaining sixty-two Kryptonian signals, twenty-six have been confirmed and contacted.
I have arranged them in order from farthest to nearest.
Please extend your right hand so I can upload these signals into your consciousness."
"Mm!"
Heisenberg nodded and decisively held out his right hand, allowing the base's communications core to coil around his wrist.
At the same time, the nearest signal source continuously flashed through his mind. It was in a region near the edge of the southwestern sector of the Milky Way Galaxy.
After sensing the signal's location, Heisenberg nodded and looked at Clark, who was waiting anxiously nearby.
"Prepare to depart."
"I've been ready at any time, Great-Grandfather!"
Clark nodded heavily, then gritted his teeth and said with immense urgency,
"Everything today has left me overwhelmed. I never imagined there were still so many of our people struggling to survive in the universe.
I feel pain and guilt over having forgotten them in the past. I... I have failed too many people!
My father would never have wanted me to become like this. I'm absolutely certain of it!!!
Send me there, Great-Grandfather. As