Aaaaaah!!!

Half a month ago, during CatCo Media television station's promotional campaign, the little girl in the beautiful, intricate red-and-white armor, holding a weapon with an absurdly exaggerated design and an even more absurdly large caliber, had been touted as "God's daughter."

That meant she was a little angel sent by God to the human world...

After all, she was said to have saved Flight 237 and more than a thousand people on the Otto Binder Bridge, and to have protected National City's nuclear power plant from aliens, indirectly saving millions of people! The earlier stories might have been rumors, with no hard evidence to verify them, but there were photos, evidence, and video of the latter incident. It had even been broadcast around the world, and Supergirl could attest to it. There was no chance it was faked!

And yet today,

So many people were witnessing with their own eyes the figure hailed as a little angel, the superhero CatCo Media had promoted as "God's daughter," that angelic little girl, facing off against Superman—a famous superhero who had been around for many years and was already recognized as such by the entire world?

Judging by the way things looked, they seemed ready to come to blows at any moment?!

"Annie..."

The female CEO swallowed nervously, then turned to look toward a certain part of the media hall.

"Annie?"

"Y-you must think they definitely won't fight, right? They won't, I'm sure. Am I right?"

When she saw Superman and a certain little girl's avatar facing off, glaring at each other and trading heated words without either backing down, Kate Grant's heart gave a lurch. Sensing trouble, she hurried over to the little girl, who was still eating a dessert and hadn't shown the slightest sign of worry. Uneasy and speaking with