Universal Weapon: Must Embed a Stone

How strong were Kryptonians after losing their enhancement buffs?

Put it this way: Reporter Hero could take down one or two of them with a gun.

That wasn't an exaggeration.

Not long ago, Lois had personally put it into practice aboard a Kryptonian spaceship.

Because the interior of the Kryptonian ship simulated Krypton's native environment, Kryptonians inside were no different from ordinary Earthlings. Lois had taken out two of them with a gun and escaped unscathed, achieving humanity's first-ever double kill against Kryptonians.

All one could say was that Reporter Hero truly lived up to her name. She had casually accomplished something even a certain bald man couldn't.

Of course, Nam hadn't fallen all the way to the level of a complete weakling.

It was just that most of the enhancement buffs on him had been stripped away. He was no longer as absurdly powerful as before.

And because of that, Du Mu could now suppress him in their contest of raw strength.

As the words fell, Du Mu's right fist, gripping the Kryptonite, had already shot out.

Bang!

Nam's head snapped backward, and the force bent his upper body back. But his left hand was still tightly held by Du Mu, keeping him from being sent flying.

Du Mu yanked him back by the arm and immediately followed up with another punch.

Bang! Bang! Bang! Bang—!

His right fist was like a pile driver, smashing heavily into Nam's face punch after punch.

The design of Kryptonian battle armor deserved some praise here.

It came with a semi-transparent energy helmet that not only left the wearer's face visible, but also provided considerable defense. That alone put it streets ahead of most powered armor.

After all, who wore a mech without a helmet?

After taking more than a dozen heavy punches