In the end, after a long silence, Kara gradually calmed down.
She silently walked to a corner and sat down like an abandoned doll. It was hard to imagine that she was the same girl who had just unleashed an aura powerful enough to suppress everyone present. Kara merely lowered her head, lost in thought.
After glancing at Kara, who had hidden herself in the shadows, Zhang Ye quickly looked away.
Zhang Ye had no intention of comforting or helping her. It was not that he was cold-hearted; he simply understood that Kara's condition was a psychological illness, not something that could be cured with a few words. Besides, he did not have that ability himself.
There were many kinds of psychological illnesses, but broadly speaking, they fell into two categories. One involved emotional troubles that required understanding, guidance, extensive conversation, and medication. The other was a genuine illness that could not be treated through communication and could only be controlled with drugs.
Kara belonged to the latter category. Unfortunately, Earth had no drugs capable of controlling Kryptonians. If she wanted to recover, she could only reconcile with herself and climb out of the mental dead end trapping her.
For now, it was better to let her stay quietly by herself. As for what came next, they could discuss it after dealing with General Zod.
After a brief pause, Zhang Ye took out the backpack containing alien stones that worked much like kryptonite. Seeing everyone look at him in confusion, he explained.
"Kryptonians have different physiques from humans. Our weapons cannot effectively harm them. To kill them, we either need to use their own weapons or this—a mineral carrying Red Sun radiation."
The others stepped closer and began carefully examining the little objects, which looked exactly like ordinary rocks.
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