A figure shot forward. Lynn leaped straight onto the newcomer's back, crying his heart out.
"You're Superman! You're so super, man!"
The person who had come, of course, was Clark Kent—aka Kal-El, known as Superman, the Justice League's number one lifesaver—who had received a sudden call from Lynn and, after careful consideration, still followed the address Lynn had given him.
To Clark, Lynn's call had come out of nowhere. Though Lynn had been vague and evasive on the phone, Clark could still tell that Lynn had confirmed and exposed his identity.
Clark was certain he had never told Lynn about any of this, and he was also sure his father Jonathan would not so casually reveal something so important to Lynn.
When Clark had first received the call, he had just found the relics his biological father had left him within an iceberg. He had changed into the combat suit bearing the S-shaped emblem on its chest and watched the recordings his biological father had left behind.
From that perspective, Lynn seemed to know even more about him than Clark himself did.
Clark gave people the stereotypical impression of being a taciturn, muscle-bound tough guy. In truth, though, his mind was clear, and he could be called a philosopher possessed of great wisdom. Clark had not needed much time to think through all these twists and turns.
As for the details, he would definitely ask Lynn about them. How did Lynn know? Did he know more? Had Lynn been the one directing certain events and their course...? Clark would choose a suitable time to ask all of that.
But at least at this moment, Clark had come here as a friend answering another friend in crisis, here to help.
What he had to do now was protect his friend and