The first to speak with the Kryptonians was the U.S. Army.
After their conversation, the Kryptonians made sure to promise that they would leave Earth once they got Kal-El.
Then they demonstrated some of the power they had just gained.
So, after discovering that these people were all "Supermen," America immediately fell to its knees.
History had long since proven America's ability to bully the weak, as well as its instinct to suck up to the strong at lightning speed.
They only bullied the weak. When it came to the strong, they would say they had "never wanted to go to war."
They stated that they would hand over Kal-El and hoped the Kryptonians would leave Earth as soon as they got him.
General Zod laughed when he heard.
These fragile primitives had managed to occupy this planet? What a waste of a perfectly good world.
So he had never intended to leave. Instead, he was preparing to reshape the planet.
Of course, that depended on getting the Codex of Life first.
Just then, they detected a plane approaching.
It was coming from Gotham.
"Batman? What does he want?"
One of the Army's generals frowned.
"Not just Batman. Superman too."
A satellite photo came through immediately. Beside the Bat-jet was Superman, his red cape billowing.
But just as the Army was about to act, they discovered that everyone had vanished.
Not only the Bat-jet and Superman, but also the Kryptonians and their ship—all of them had disappeared in that instant.
Vanished into thin air!
"What's going on? Is this some kind of magic?"
"Find them, now!"
"We absolutely can't let them leave America, especially not for the East. That's out of the question!"
The Americans panicked in an instant.
Then they discovered that even after deploying every satellite they had,