Kara's trust moved Leon somewhat.
He thought that rescuing Kara from the Lead House and then helping her get revenge had indeed been the right choice.
Having saved her life several times had already made Kara lower most of her guard around him.
He had even considered the possibility that Kara might refuse.
After all, the Life Codex was simply too important.
To Kryptonians, it was the hope of rebuilding their people; to a mad scientist, it was a treasure sufficient to rule the world.
And for Kara, it was a choice that concerned her very life.
Putting himself in her place, Leon knew that if he were Kara, he would never agree to lend out the Codex.
Even Henry Superman, who always carried an air of compassion, would not agree to it easily.
So, in a sense—
Coming to Flash's world might have been far more suitable than going to Man of Steel's.
"Just thanking me isn't enough." Kara gripped Leon's hand tightly, then suddenly changed her tone.
"You have other conditions?" Leon raised a brow.
"Since you're taking the Life Codex back to your world for research, I'm going with you. If you use it to do something like Lex Luthor, I'll stop you."
Kara did not meet Leon's eyes, her expression calm.
"Oh... I see." Leon studied her carefully for a few moments, looking thoughtful.
Then he translated, "You mean you don't like this Earth, you don't know where to go in the universe, and I'm the only person you know in the whole world, so you can only follow me?"
"Huh?" Kara's lake-still expression could no longer hold.
Her eyes widened slightly.
Leon could feel the fingers gripping his hand suddenly exert tremendous force.
That strength was probably enough to leave a clear handprint in a