Clark took a little time to deal with the practical problem that had just arisen.
He had expected danger and sent two completely unsuspecting ordinary people much too far away. Now he had to bring them back himself.
Judy was utterly stunned when she saw Superman. Swooning over him, she unquestioningly believed his explanation that an abnormal distortion in spacetime at the farm had teleported all three of them to different places.
Superman also said he would bring Judy's coworker back, but she was nestled in his arms, starry-eyed as she leaned against the firm chest outlined by his Kryptonian suit. She barely listened to a word he said.
In short, by the time Superman had painstakingly sorted everything out and returned to the Fortress of Solitude, Brad was gone.
His super senses helped him detect an unusual heat signature outside the Fortress of Solitude. Then he saw a message Brad had carved with his finger into a rock beneath ice that had been melted away by intense heat.
"I'm sorry. I borrowed your computer to look up a little information about this world. I think I've found a city that suits me, so I decided to leave without saying goodbye."
"Rest assured, this planet and I pose absolutely no danger to each other. Your kindness and sincerity are truly rare, so I won't betray your trust."
Superman fell silent for a few seconds. In the end, he abandoned the idea of searching for Brad. Perhaps the right choice was to let this world decide for itself whether to accept another visitor from outside.
Meanwhile, Brad had already returned to the outskirts of Metropolis. The supercomputer made from miraculous crystals in the Fortress of Solitude was truly incredible. Brad had unlocked its access permissions using simulated Superman genes, but he