Faora, Haier

Deep space, boundless darkness, meteorites floating, stars twinkling.

In this dark universe, there is a spaceship, shaped like an egg, with jet-black, gleaming armor. Its stern spews intense, azure flames as it crashes through an asteroid belt with overwhelming force. A diamond-shaped, honeycomb-like energy shield rises from its surface as it hurtles toward Earth at breakneck speed.

This is a state-of-the-art Kryptonian Warship, with a massive diameter of nearly 300 kilometers. It is egg-shaped and is currently traveling at high speed. Once in combat mode, it will become a space combat base, capable of easily launching Planet Destroyer Cannon to Destruction a planet.

This is a Krypton warship capable of holding over a million people, and its numerous fighter units can easily attack and invade a planet.

However, this warship did not accommodate all Kryptonian. Instead, many prisoners from the Phantom Zone submitted to General Zod and became soldiers on the warship.

Before Krypton's destruction, this was the most advanced Krypton warship built by Joe El in conjunction with the Family Zod, Family Faora, and a dozen of their Family's affiliates, in preparation for their escape.

However, due to the revolution initiated by Ba Di and Jor-El's personal motives, the warship was not completed at that time. Jor-El hid Haier and the warship and sent them into the Phantom Zone, leaving it for Haier to complete the warship later.

General Zod was even directly framed by Jor-El, becoming a criminal and entering the Phantom Zone.

This warship was reserved for Zod, as a backup for the planned invasion of Earth, to prepare for the reconquest of Krypton.

Just as Jor-El had predicted, General Zod boarded the warship in the Phantom Zone, Haier awoke. After spending several years repairing the warship, he received Jor-El's coordinates on Earth.

After General Zod used the remaining manpower to subdue the criminals in the Phantom Zone, he launched his warships and headed to Earth to restore Krypton's glory.

Inside the warship.

Faora was tall and slender, wearing jet-black Adjutant Armor with a black cloak draped down to her heels. The armor on her chest was engraved with Krypton and the Family crest.

She stood there, her face resolute and her brows furrowed with a spirited air. Her short hair accentuated her strong, determined, and indomitable personality.

Before her lay a vast universe, twinkling with starlight, desolate in the deep space, with meteorites floating about, a universe as silent as death, devoid of any life.

Faora gazed at the universe with unwavering, piercing eyes, a fleeting glimpse of memory and confusion crossing her gaze.

Unconsciously, this strong, renowned Krypton lieutenant, the most outstanding female warrior, instinctively hugged her elbows, as if feeling a chill in her heart, revealing a touch of feminine gentleness, and fell into memories.

a long time.

Suddenly.

Footsteps echoed in the silent observation room.

Faora's confused, reminiscent gaze vanished, replaced by a resolute and capable look. She lowered her folded arms, straightened her tall frame, and gazed at the lonely space.

She is the most steadfast and strong warrior, never showing any confusion or weakness, and always displaying gentleness to anyone.

Even her superior, General Zod, had never seen her act like a soldier.

Only "him!" Faora's eyes sharpened instantly, her fists clenched, the image of Ba Di flashing through her mind.

Are you... thinking about Ba Di?

The visitor asked a question, pausing slightly in his tone.

The newcomer had a strong, defined face, yet beneath that strength lay a gentle, knowledgeable scientist's aura. He was noticeably silent, his eyes revealing a deep, thoughtful nature, a silence that remained within his own mind.

He is someone who lives forever in his own heart, silently living in his own heart.

He is Haier!

"Shut up, you have no right to mention his name!"

Faora's face was cold as she shouted sharply.

To her, Haier was a betrayer of his friends. Haier chose to team up with Jor-El and others, betraying and betraying Ba Di's trust.

Although she was angry about the revolution started by Ba Di, she despised even more those who disregarded their closest friends and plunged them into misery.

If Jor-El hadn't Haier some information about Ba Di back then, he might not have been able to grasp Ba Di's actions.

Ba Di was an opponent of them, but despite being an opponent, Ba Di's charisma and leadership of the entire civilian revolution made him worthy of respect from all the civilians of Krypton, and even from his opponents. Meanwhile, Haier's allegiance to Jor-El and his veneration of Jor-El as his father made him the culprit who caused Ba Di's efforts to fail and his escape from Krypton.

It was a waste of Ba Di's trust and his regard for him as a friend.

Faora was furious. What Ba Di had done was to oppose all the Family of Krypton and deplete Krypton's last bit of energy. But that was Ba Di. She knew Ba Di's choice, and she also had her own. She and Ba Di both stuck to their choices, without any room for maneuver. So the two people who loved each other could only kill each other for their own stubbornness.

Even if she were to die at the hands of Ba Di, Faora would not harbor any resentment, but would only feel a sense of relief and liberation.

And he himself would naturally use the sword in his hand to punish Ba Di.

This is a battle between personal stances, beliefs, and honor. There is love among them, but they also each have their own strong beliefs, creating a painful scene of love and hate.

Faora, who loves Ba Di but refuses to yield to her own will, especially despises Haier for abandoning Ba Di and choosing the Jor-El formation.

In Faora's mind, Haier was already a traitor and not worthy of her trust.

Haier remained silent, her eyes filled with deep thoughts, tinged with pain and sorrow as she gazed at the starry sky.

In the starry sky, meteorites drifted past his eyes one by one, and memories resurfaced.

He didn't want things to end up like this, with his Krypton scientist Jor-El, his father, and his friend Ba Di at odds, two opposing classes locked in a life-or-death struggle.

We all love Krypton, so why did we insist on going this far, leading to Krypton's Destruction?

Zod, Jor-El, Ba Miu Luo Di, and even himself, all deeply love Krypton.

Haier believed that their combined strength was enough to save Krypton, because each of them was the most outstanding person in Krypton's time.

However, everyone has an unwavering will and irreconcilable contradictions.

A hint of pain and sorrow appeared in Haier's eyes, and a trace of resentment even arose in her heart.

He tried to reconcile various conflicts, but was ultimately used by Jor-El and by the father he admired and considered his own, forcing Ba Di to flee Krypton.

But that's alright, after all, by the time Haier realized what had happened, it was already a fact, and couldn't be changed. Next, they should be saving Krypton.

Haier believes that those who deeply love Krypton can save the Krypton by working together in the remaining days.

However, despite their victories, they did not save Krypton; instead, they prepared spaceships to escape Krypton.

Ultimately, the civilian population of Krypton was wiped out, and the regime led by Ba Di was a complete failure.

Haier was tormented, suffering from the conflicting emotions of her choice.

If only we could go back in time!

He will do anything to save Krypton!

When Haier out of his painful memories, Faora had already left the observation room, her steel boots gleaming and her face cold and stern.