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The others immediately joined in when they saw this, no longer caring whether it was a gang-up or a one-on-one fight. Either way, it amounted to the same thing.

A one-on-one fight meant Superman Clark fighting all of them alone; a gang-up meant all of them ganging up on Clark. Same difference!

Faora made the assignments. She believed Clark posed a greater threat than Kalibak, so she arranged for the other Kryptonian Warriors to join forces against Clark. They only needed to restrain him.

She did not believe a few Kryptonian Warriors could defeat Clark. Clark had been naturally conceived and possessed enormous potential. More importantly, he had absorbed far more solar radiation than they had; decades' worth of solar energy was not something they could compare to.

So their main priority was protecting themselves.

Still, with so many people here, they had enough to handle Clark.

Faora herself flew up again and charged at Kalibak. She only needed to keep Kalibak occupied as well.

Darkseid had too few subordinates. Or rather, he had once had many, but after fighting to this point, his men had either surrendered, died, or been captured. No one could provide Clark and Kalibak with support.

Especially now that the two had been separated, it became even harder for them to resist.

Clark did not want to be restrained, but Diana on the other end held the Lasso of Truth in a death grip. Only when a Kryptonian Warrior came to help did she steady herself.

Diana was now a true god, merely lacking a divine spark. Once she stabilized herself, she unleashed all her power, determined to make Clark pay!

The two of them worked together like they were in a tug-of-war, controlling one of Clark's arms. Clark was so enraged that he used