Returning to the past to set Superman's story back on track was not without its difficulties.
The biggest problem was that no one knew exactly when it had happened. They only knew that one day, a spaceship had crashed into a cornfield in Kansas, where it was discovered by a childless couple who found a baby inside.
This was much like Batwoman's origin story, with no specific date or time. To achieve Time Travel through technology, they needed an exact Time Point. Knowing only that it was "one day" would not be enough.
But superpowers or methods from the Mystic Side were different. Methods that did not require precise numbers often relied on intuition to complete a journey through time and space, making them safer in situations like this.
As for how the executioner's daughter had managed to bring everyone to this cornfield, what principle was behind it?
Nobody knew, and nobody cared. As long as it worked, that was enough.
"What happened?" Luthor walked over, rubbing his temples with an exasperated look. "I was just on my Divinity. How did I suddenly end up back home?"
Yes, in a sense, Lex and Clark were actually from the same hometown. Lex's home was also in this rural part of Kansas.
The Kent farm was at the eastern end of the village, while the Luthor factory stood at the western end. The first meeting between the two young men had taken place on a sunny afternoon.
At the time, the young Lex still had a flowing head of long hair. His car had gotten stuck in mud on a country road, and young Clark happened to pass by in a tractor. He helped pull the car free, and that was how they met.
For a long time, they had been very