Jason had discovered a series of serial murders.
The victims had all died with their entire families at the dining table, the table laden with food, as though disaster had struck just as the family was about to eat.
But there was already a problem here. Everyone known to exist on the current Timeline only went about their own business with a smile, as if they were collectively autistic. How could people like that sit down to eat with their whole families?
No one had investigated the dozens of cases at all, but someone had uploaded the gruesome state of the victims to the Dark Web, allowing them to see it today.
Other than his amnesia and the effects the Timeline had had on his body, Jason had not turned into one of those grinning Autistic Ones. That suggested there were others who could still move about freely in secret, though their behavior seemed more like that of psychopaths.
Photographing death scenes, posting them online, and even running a serial follow-up report—no normal person would do that.
But that was beside the point. Whether another psychopathic reporter was active had nothing to do with Su Ming. Back to the matter at hand.
The reason Jason said he had found a clue related to Superman was because the victims' deaths were highly peculiar. Their bodies remained firmly seated in chairs around the table, but half of each head had melted away like a burned candle.
Judging by the melted areas in the photos, there were two distinct melting points. It looked like the marks left by Heat Vision. At least, as Jason remembered it, only Heat Vision could produce two high-temperature impact points roughly seven centimeters apart.
Not to mention Kara's face had changed when she saw the scene, because it