Finding Superman Leon

Tony's proposal.

Clark didn't object. Instead, he seriously considered it.

"You make a good point. At a time like this, we can only rely on another Superman."

The middle-aged man, whose lower face was covered in thick stubble and whose eyes carried the weight of experience, nodded.

Ever since the two had met, his expression had been clouded with worry. Yet after hearing Tony's suggestion, it had visibly brightened.

Tony was taken aback again. "You're serious? Well, looks like you're a lot more optimistic than I thought."

Clark smiled at that. "Because your companion is Superman, and every Superman I've ever met has represented a miracle."

"Including you?"

Clark hadn't expected Tony to ask that.

He froze for a moment, fell silent for several seconds, then shook his head. "No, of course I don't..."

"Of course you can create miracles too!" A firm female voice suddenly cut into their conversation.

Lois and Clark's two children stood in the doorway, watching the two men talking at the bottom of the steps.

"Clark, even at the end of the world, we can remain this calm because everyone knows you're here. You are hope, Clark. Go do what Superman should do," Lois said.

Lois's expression was calm.

Her relationship with Clark had endured decades of time.

She had faced far too many crises like this one.

From worrying about Clark's risks in the beginning to now firmly believing that her husband could save the world.

No one knew better than her just how many miracles this Superman had created.

Clark turned back and gazed deeply at his wife and children before slowly nodding.

When he looked at Tony again, his gaze had become resolute. "Let's go. We'll head to the Anti-World and find your Superman. The passage is actually inside the cave. I'll