Yet no amount of disbelief could change anything. On the surveillance feed, Kara effortlessly crushed the monster, Experiment Subject Nine, beating it until nothing remained.
"Damn it, do I really have to use that monster?" The young man in the white lab coat looked terrified. With his high social standing, the backing of a wealthy family, and research breakthroughs unknown to the public, this was the first time in years he had felt so lost.
In his plan, Experiment Subject Nine was supposed to destroy humanity's ruling powers. Seeing it dispatched so easily filled him with terror.
"What's wrong, Albert? Surprised already?" Lex Luthor's voice came from his phone. "I told you long ago that Kryptonians aren't easy to deal with."
"Damn it, Lex Luthor, you definitely withheld information about Kryptonians!" Albert snapped furiously. "Listen to what you told me before! They're just a bunch of aliens with great strength who can breathe cold air and shoot lasers from their eyes?"
"What, was anything I said wrong?" Lex Luthor asked.
"You call this just being strong? Even Experiment Subject Nine was no match for her!"
"Heh heh heh..." Lex Luthor sneered. "I seem to recall reminding you that Kryptonians are weak to kryptonite. I told you everything you needed to know. If you didn't take it seriously, what was I supposed to do?"
"Stop going on about your damn kryptonite! You had the nerve to charge me ten million a gram for that worthless stuff?" Albert said indignantly. "That's extortion!"
"Are you kidding? Do you think kryptonite is some ordinary mineral? There's only so much of it in the entire universe. Ten million a gram? That was a friends-only discount! If it were anyone else, I wouldn't sell it no matter how much they offered!" Lex Luthor declared without a