The Priest, Also a Father

Overnight, the alien invasion incident not only failed to die down—it only grew more intense.

More than half of the 24-hour deadline General Zod had given had already passed, yet there was still no word whatsoever from the alien named Kal-El.

For a time, speculation ran rampant online, conspiracy theories emerged one after another, and some people even began to question whether such a person really existed at all.

That was until a fairly well-known blogger voluntarily accepted an interview and revealed that Daily Planet reporter Lois Lane knew who Kal-El was.

According to him, a few days ago, while conducting an investigation in the Arctic, Lois had discovered an alien spacecraft and an alien.

But when Lois returned with firsthand material and prepared to publish the story, she was stopped by the Daily Planet's owner. So she contacted him, a blogger, to spread the news instead, hoping that the alien would see it and agree to an interview with her.

Lois was a pure journalist, pursuing nothing but the truth and never considering the consequences of her actions.

If her father had not been a general in America, given all the people she had offended over the years, she probably would have been shot in the back a dozen times and ruled a suicide by now.

Du Mu guessed that Lois had most likely already met Superman. She might even have uncovered Superman's true identity.

As for why Lois had not exposed him, all he could say was that Superman's character design was just too overpowered.

Only Du Mu remained in the church now.

John Constantine had failed to recruit him for a team and left in disappointment. He could only investigate alone the truth behind demons descending directly upon the human world.

And as for the alien invasion,