DC Tyrant
Chapter 118

Jor-El's Arrangements

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Jor-El divided his conscious memories into three parts, each with a different deployment.

This division into three parts is essentially equivalent to his death. The remaining consciousness and memories are combined with a portion of Artificial Intelligence. Although he can think independently, he can only complete the tasks he was supposed to do within the framework of his original plan.

A portion of his consciousness and memories were transferred into Krypto's body, so it wouldn't be an exaggeration to say that Jor-El had become a dog.

He modified Krypto's genes, recreating it so that this dog was more skilled in combat than any Krypton warrior, and programmed it with the most powerful combat skills. All the information on how to respond and react in aerial, land, and naval battles was programmed into this dog's body.

Even so, he didn't have much confidence in facing a battle maniac like Ba Di, who transcended genetic limitations, a god of war, and the unparalleled number one unarmed fighter on Krypton.

It was truly Ba Di's last battle before leaving Krypton. He faced the most elite, highest-level combat genes, the most talented combat warriors on Krypton, fifty generals and lieutenants-level high-level gene warriors, and he cut them down like vegetables.

Even now, the memory of that scene—where Ba Di, covered in blood, carved a bloody path with his bare hands, killing over thirty generals and adjutants—still sends chills down his spine, even as a researcher.

But upon arriving on Earth, fortunately, Ba Di's genes were far too primitive, and the difference in power between him and the advanced genes of his dog body was simply too great.

On Krypton, Ba Di's genes had already been collected and studied by their scientists, so he was very familiar with Ba Di's genes and had calculated countless possibilities at the genetic level during the battle.

He calculated the power that the Ba Di gene would contain after awakening, the power that would increase from sun exposure each day, the daily saturation limit, and his current power.

In a direct confrontation, Krypto's dog-like genes would allow him to use strength and speed to kill Ba Di.

These vastly different forces become even more terrifying after being exposed to the sun.

Jor-El transferred a portion of his consciousness into Krypto's body to conceal himself, so that Ba Di would believe he had sent a dog to protect his son.

He released Kryptonite to guide Ba Di to the Codex of Life.

As long as Ba Di possesses Kryptonite and a way to defeat his enemy, he will kill Krypto, extract the Codex of Life from his son's body, and complete his own genes.

All I need to do is kill Ba Di.

To avoid any accidents, he took extra precautions; for Ba Di, no amount of precaution was too much.

He didn't believe that the superior genes of this dog body alone could kill Ba Di. Ba Di wouldn't have appeared to face this dog body if he wasn't absolutely certain.

And when he faces it, he must possess the strength to contend with the dog's body.

Krypto's dog has a red collar around its neck, like a thin red rope. He made this red rope on Krypton to protect it from the radiation damage from Kryptonite.

A red rope was tied around his dog's neck, and at the front of the neck was a dog tag engraved with the name Krypto. It was a piece of golden, crystalline mineral, which looked crystal clear and very beautiful. It was also a piece of Kryptonite, a piece of golden Kryptonite.

Golden Kryptonite can permanently remove the superpowers gained by Krypton after sunbathing, including Heat Vision, Freezing Breath, Telescopic Vision, Penetrative Vision, Microscopic Vision, super strength, super hearing, etc., turning a Kryptonian back into an ordinary person. This is permanent.

As long as the Krypton genes remain the core, there is no way to avoid the eradication effect brought by Golden Kryptonite.

This is what Jor-El is preparing for when facing Ba Di.

Why haven't you appeared yet?

Jor-El raised his head, gazing intently at the bright moon, like a wolf howling at the moon.

A breeze blows through the cornfield, and the corn leaves on the stalks flutter and rustle like waves.

The wind was stirring up the dust on the ground again, creating a small tornado that then vanished, leaving behind a thin mist of dust that rose with the wind and disappeared into the night.

His worst fears may have come true.

Ba Di... saw through the trap from the very beginning, and realized that Kryptonite was actually a bait he deliberately threw out.

The Codex of Life is on Earth, in one's own son.

He calmed down, no longer as eager to obtain the Codex of Life as he had been on Krypton.

This indirectly shows that he considers the Codex of Life to be his for the taking and is not in a hurry to appear, or perhaps he is preparing to unleash a decisive blow.

Jor-El didn't want it to come to this point; the sooner Ba Di showed up, the greater his chances of winning.

If it's only until that time, when even his own physical death and failure can't stop Ba Di, then he can only transfer his son.

Jor-El divided his conscious memories into three parts.

Part of it is about Krypto, the dog, who plans to confront Ba Di head-on, or perhaps use Kryptonite to trick him. Even if Ba Di can resist the radiation from Green Kryptonite, he won't be able to resist the radiation from Golden Kryptonite.

Of the other two parts of his consciousness and memories, one part resides in his son. Clark possesses Nano-Space Technology he designed, which can open a Miniature Hyperdimensional Wormhole to search for counterparts in parallel universes and travel through them.

However, this technology had never been tested before, and it was too dangerous. Whether or not something would happen depended entirely on luck. To be on the safe side and to give his son a chance to live, he used Nano-Space Technology on his son.

He wouldn't want to open a miniature hyperdimensional wormhole unless absolutely necessary, because it's far too dangerous.

But compared to the consequences of having his son captured by Ba Di, Jor-El would rather take the risk and leave the rest to fate and luck.

As for the remaining portion of his consciousness and memories, he uploaded it to the El Family, to the key that represented hope.

It contains all the technologies that the Science Council wants, which would definitely tempt the Ba Di Ba Di use it.

Once Ba Di uses the Key of Hope, Jor-El will transform into Artificial Intelligence, infiltrating Ba Di's computer, becoming a super Artificial Intelligence, an Artificial Intelligence specifically designed to target him.

In the future, they might even be able to gradually Destruction this Krypton sinner.

Jor-El's plan was meticulous and insane; no one would have imagined that he would split his consciousness and memories into three parts. No one would have thought of such a thing.

Even if it's Krypto, the dog has been exposed, Key of Hope will destroy Ba Di.

As for his son, he'll leave it to Destiny.

He made three preparations and deployments.

It's time to put the Key of Hope into Ba Di's hands!

He needs to know what Ba Di is doing now and how he might target him.

Jor-El's dog face was calm and heavy with seriousness as he pondered in the moonlight, trying to think of a safe and discreet way to deliver the Key of Hope.

The moonlight in the darkness accentuated his snow-white, soft fur. He sat alone, a thinker among dogs, his contemplative beauty enhanced by the bright moonlight, like a painting.

But soon after, he was lost in thought for too long, and his mouth opened involuntarily.

A tongue sticks out of the mouth.

"Hahaha..."

Upon realizing he was exhibiting that dog-like reaction again, he quickly hissed twice, then shut his mouth, looking serious and refraining from sticking out his tongue.

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