The moment he heard it was a Kryptonian spaceship, Clark's gaze became utterly resolute, and he said without hesitation:
"I'm going too! I'm a Kryptonian too, and those are my ruins as well!"
Solomon pretended to hesitate in thought for a moment, then nodded.
Of course he would bring Clark. Without this child of destiny, the Krypton Scout Ship would never activate.
Solomon's peripheral vision swept discreetly over Clark's neck. The Black Metal Pendant that Clark wore against his skin as a protective charm was the central command key for activating the ship.
"All right, then. You're coming with me."
Solomon turned and walked toward the house.
"Let's say goodbye to Martha, change our clothes, and get ready to leave."
The two returned inside and explained their plans to Martha. After a brief farewell and Martha's worried reminders, they each returned to their rooms to change.
The instant his door closed, a faint glimmer flashed in Solomon's eyes.
A Clone remained behind, continuing to play the role of Solomon.
Solomon's Main Body, meanwhile, activated Teleportation, instantly crossing tens of thousands of meters to burst straight through to the outermost edge of the atmosphere and hover in the vast, boundless expanse of space!
When it came to absorbing solar radiation, how could Earth's surface, obstructed by a thick atmosphere, possibly compare to the comfort of an unobstructed vacuum?
Solomon hovered quietly in the silent universe, gazing at the blazing, dazzling Yellow Sun in the distance as his Super Brain instantly began making precise calculations.
The average distance between Earth and the sun was approximately 149.6 million kilometers.
His base speed attribute had now reached level 6, or Mach 1,000. Combined with his Super Speed +5 ability, his speed increased sixfold, reaching an astonishing Mach 6,000.
But even at that speed, flying