The rampage of the mimetic black hole was incredibly brief, lasting less than ten seconds from eruption to dissipation. But...
"That's truly terrifying power. It was like something had taken a bite out of it—the swallowed portions didn't even leave ashes behind..."
Looking at the enormous semicircular gap nearly a kilometer wide in the ground below, DilOS felt chills run down his spine despite being far away from it.
"The effect is far greater than in the movies. A mimetic black hole alone can do this—if it were a real black hole, it probably would have swallowed the entire Earth already."
Dilos did not know whether he felt fortunate or amazed, or perhaps both. But it did not matter much to him. Now that this Kryptonian Machine had been dealt with, neither he nor his friends and family would have to worry about trouble from these Kryptonian things for a while.
Why was that?
When the strong preyed upon the weak, they usually had no need to hold back.
When those in high positions saw ants obstructing their plans, unless there was something wrong with their brains, they would only crush the ants without mercy.
Yet when Dilos, this uncertain variable, emerged, the Kryptonian Machine had sent only two people to deal with the problem. And of those two, it was unclear whether one was even a Kryptonian, while the other was an alien creature that could be recognized at a glance as not being Kryptonian.
"Especially since those two had such lousy combat instincts and actual fighting ability. Without that high-tech defensive gear, never mind me—even Charles could take on three hundred of that caliber by himself. But are Kryptonians really that pathetic?"
Dilos muttered softly, though he had already more or less concluded that Krypton's current situation was