After chatting with Commissioner Gordon for a few moments, before he had even taken more than a few puffs of his cigarette, an officer ran over and whispered something in his ear. Gordon's heart probably skipped a beat; his expression changed drastically, and after apologizing, he hurried away.
The officers had probably discovered Doctor Santo's identity. Maybe the doctor had a driver's license in his wallet? Or perhaps someone recognized his shoes?
It did not matter. Su Ming had already achieved his goal of returning the corpse. Everything afterward had nothing to do with him.
"Find anything?" With a cigarette hanging from his lips, he walked through the night rain to Lorna's side and leaned against a nearby wrecked car. "It'd be best if you can follow the magnetic field and find them, but it's fine if you can't. I have a backup plan, so don't put too much pressure on yourself."
"I found them. The people we're looking for are in Antarctica." Lorna pulled her hand out of the Liquid Metal, shook it off, and straightened up as she answered.
The girl seemed to be in good shape. She had even started speaking in inversions.
She was too skinny, with a pointed chin that made her look like a little fox, but she carried a certain distinctive air about her—exactly like Magneto.
"So they really did use Earth's magnetic field? Their magnetic field isn't very strong, which is why you were able to suppress it."
Kate's face was even paler than Lorna's. Perhaps it was the contrast with her red hair, but she possessed a dark, almost Vampiric beauty. Stroking her chin, she voiced a tentative guess and waited for the metahuman to give her a definite answer.
Put simply, Earth's magnetic field was dipolar, roughly as if a