To Clark, his mother was important—extremely important—especially after his father passed away.
Old Man Kent had never taught him the famous saying, "With great power comes great responsibility." Instead, he had hoped Clark could live an ordinary life.
Hide his unusual abilities.
Live and grow up healthily like an ordinary child, without getting involved in anything dangerous.
Yet things did not go as hoped. After Old Man Kent died in an accident, Clark had remained silent for a very, very long time.
He wandered through the wilderness, searching for the truth of his origins.
Until he discovered his true identity: the son of Krypton, Kal-El, and inherited Kryptonian technology.
After returning to Kent Farm, he learned how to hide himself and how to make this world accept him.
But he never wanted his loved ones to be harmed, even if it was only a possible danger!
Miao Mu drove a modified Chevrolet SUV, its black body continuously accelerating down the highway.
But its speed was still nothing compared to Superman, who was tearing through the sky at full speed, even producing a series of sonic booms.
All they could see was a red cape at the horizon, instantly piercing through the clouds and streaking across the sky.
Faster than a plane, swifter than a bullet—that was Superman, and this Superman was anxiously rushing home.
"I'm really worried for everyone else."
Miao Mu watched the tiny black dot at the horizon disappear. His eyes could no longer keep up with Superman's speed, and the car had already reached its limit.
Yet by comparison, it looked as though it had not moved at all.
Miao Mu pulled out his phone. "Barry, come help push the car!"
Far away in Kansas, Barry Allen was sitting in Bruce Wayne's globally limited-edition sports car, eating