Despite hurrying as fast as they could, Diana and the other two still witnessed the battle just now—if it could even be called a battle.
"I knew this skeleton was strong, but I never imagined he was this strong."
Diana, sword and shield in hand, hesitated a little. She had wanted to have a proper fight with the skeleton, but his behavior was so strange that she had no choice but to stop and think carefully.
Judging from how that kick had left spiderweb-like cracks across the Angel Statue's chest, the skeleton's combat ability was beyond imagination. It also meant that when the two sisters had ganged up on him earlier, he had held back against them.
After all, aside from the psychological damage, getting tied up did not really count as being hurt.
"I thought he was with the Angel Statue too." Kara rubbed her neck, still feeling short of breath and clearly unfit to fight right away. "But they started fighting each other. Were they competing for credit?"
The skeleton's position was a mystery now. Wasn't he an assassin sent by Blank? Or did he belong to some other force?
Then what was he planning to do by taking Superman away?
"No, it wasn't about competing for credit. The skeleton intended to kill her just now." Harley yawned. Ever since tasting the medicine, she seemed a little abnormal. "It was just that the mother's body was tougher than he expected, so that kick didn't kill her."
"How could you tell?"
Diana slapped away Harley's hand as it reached for her lower back, making the little lunatic be more serious.
"A psychologist's intuition." Harley's little mouth twisted in pain as she gave an answer that was hardly an answer. "I think we should keep this distance. Don't let him