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Chapter 372 Stimulating 1995

Praise be to the sun!

Du Mu couldn't help but exclaim in praise.

The Sunlight amplification buff from the Sin of Pride is simply beyond imagination.

Even these Kryptonian warriors who had absorbed solar energy could not withstand his direct attacks.

If Du Mu were to fight General Zod again now, he was confident that he could go toe-to-toe with him without using any kryptonite, relying solely on his own strength.

Of course, whether they can win is another matter.

After all, General Zod has the ultimate cheat code of automatic upgrades; as long as he keeps basking in the sun, his combat power will continue to rise.

Fortunately, these Kryptonians were in such a hurry to conquer Earth that they didn't hide away and bask in the sun for ten or fifteen days before making their move. Otherwise, if they had fully charged up their solar energy, Du Mu would have had no choice but to pack his bags and go back to Hell to submit his resume to Satan.

However, the sin of pride has a drawback: it is extremely dependent on sunlight.

As soon as the sun sets, all his attributes will instantly drop back to normal, just like Natasha telling Hulk that the sun is about to set—he will be reduced to his original form.

But that's enough.

At least during the day, he is a Kryptonian of Earth descent, striking hard against his enemies.

You asked what to do at night?

Needless to say, we should delay as much as possible, and wait until the sun rises the next day before launching a full-scale attack.

After defeating the two Kryptonian warriors, Du Mu showed no mercy, finishing them off one by one regardless of whether they were dead or alive, completely eliminating any possibility of their resurrection.

General Zod's performance just now clearly shows that these Kryptonians have no room for negotiation and are destined to be enemies of Earthlings.

Keeping them around will only bring endless disasters to the earth.

Du Mu lacked the ability to persuade his enemies with words, so he simply eliminated them completely, leaving no future troubles.

Apart from Barry being somewhat reluctant to do so, neither Diana nor Bruce reacted to Du Mu's actions.

Diana never had a so-called no-kill principle. She was a qualified soldier who had participated in many wars and understood Du Mu's actions very well.

As for Bruce, he opposed the indiscriminate killing of humans, believing it to be a violation of the law.

However, Kryptonians are not human; they are aliens and are not subject to human laws.

Since he wasn't doing it himself, he wouldn't interfere with Du Mu's decision.

Moreover, he knew better than anyone how much trouble it would cause to leave these Kryptonians alive.

Even if Du Mu doesn't take action, he will find a way to deal with these Kryptonians later to prevent them from harming Earth in the future.

Du Mu walked up to Bruce and held out his hand: "Give me back the kryptonite."

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Bruce nodded and took out a kryptonite from his pocket and handed it over.

Du Mu took it and raised an eyebrow: "Wait, why does it feel lighter?"

Bruce remained unfazed: "You're probably just imagining things."

"Yeah?"

Du Mu squinted, staring at Bruce with suspicion.

Just then, two figures suddenly landed in front of them. One of them was wearing a red and blue battle suit and was none other than the long-lost Clark.

Clark stepped forward, about to speak, when suddenly a strong sense of weakness swept over him, draining all his strength in an instant. His knees buckled uncontrollably, and he knelt down in front of Du Mu with a thud.

Clark: "???"

Diana and Barry were both a little confused.

Who is this person? He just came up and knelt down. Is that so polite?

Du Mu reacted the fastest, having the game system save the recording. He then put away the kryptonite and stepped forward to help Clark up.

"Oh dear, get up quickly. Although you are grateful to me for defeating General Zod and saving the earth, you don't need to go to such lengths. A few simple kowtows would have been fine. I feel embarrassed by all this formality."

The moment the kryptonite was put away, that agonizing feeling of weakness vanished instantly.

Clark was helped to his feet by Du Mu, his mind still foggy, looking completely bewildered: "What was that thing just now? Why did I feel uncomfortable all over when I got close to it?"

Du Mu explained, "That's Kryptonite. As the name suggests, it's a stone specifically designed to counter Kryptonians. Any Kryptonian who has absorbed solar energy will become instantly weak and helpless if they get close to it. Prolonged contact can even be life-threatening."

Clark's eyes widened in disbelief: "There's such a thing?"

He thought he was fearless, but he never expected that there would be such a nemesis as kryptonite.

Bruce, standing to the side, had a gleam in his eyes.

As expected, the kryptonite had roughly the same effect as he had anticipated. It seemed he would have to find an opportunity to ask Du Mu about the origin of this thing.

If possible, we should store one or two tons of it in advance, just in case.

Du Mu asked curiously, "By the way, where did you go before? I couldn't get in touch with you."

Clark scratched his head and said, "After I destroyed the World Engine, I was shot down by several Kryptonian warriors and fell into the sea. I passed out, and when I woke up, I found that it was Arthur Curry who saved me."

As he spoke, he pointed to the burly man beside him.

Du Mu looked in the direction he was pointing and was momentarily stunned.

The man in front of me had long hair, a full beard, broad shoulders, and muscles sculpted like rock. He looked remarkably like an old friend of Du Mu.

Is that you, Thor?

[NPC: Arthur Curry]

Codename: Aquaman

【Favourability: 10】

[Evaluation: The true Aquaman, the Lord of the Seven Seas, the only member of the Justice League with both parents alive and well, a DC version of Ao Bai, capable of communicating with marine life, and rumored to have an indescribable relationship with fish.]

This man, who bears some resemblance to Thor, is none other than Aquaman, a member of the Justice League in the comics.

However, this title gradually became a derogatory term and was usually used to refer to men and women who raise fish, which completely distorted the meaning of the title.

However, it sounds better than the other title, Water Rider.

When Du Mu learned of this title, he specifically looked it up and found that it was a translation from one of the provinces of an eastern country.

He continued his research and found all sorts of strange translations.

For example, Invincible Iron Bull, Starry Night, Wonder Woman...

Just by looking at their names, it's hard to guess what kind of characters they are.

The movie titles are an even bigger problem area.

You'd never guess which movie the name "The Shawshank Redemption" comes from.

In addition to these, there are also things like God and Ghost Certification, God and Ghost Voyage, God and Ghost Clash, God and Ghost Warrior...

I don't know where all these gods and ghosts came from; it's almost as good as the "Total Mobilization" series from the Eastern Kingdom.

Arthur spread his hands: "I originally heard a voice in my head and planned to come to Metropolis to help, but I happened to run into Clark fighting a group of aliens on the way, so I rescued him from the water."

"After he woke up, he brought me here, but I was too late. It seems like it's already over here."

He looked around and realized there was nothing for him to do; he hadn't even managed to get an assist.

Clark also realized that the situation was already settled.

He looked down at the corpses of the Kryptonian soldiers, then his gaze traveled across the distant Kryptonian spaceship to the body of General Zod, his expression extremely complex.

Although he is a Kryptonian, he grew up on Earth, and for him, Earth is his true home.

If General Zod only wanted to rebuild Krypton, rather than using Earth as a target for terraforming, Clark would actually be happy to help.

Unfortunately, General Zod didn't care about the lives of Earthlings at all, and was determined to turn Earth into a second Krypton.

That's why Clark directly rejected General Zod's invitation.

This is like a foreigner suddenly showing up at your door, claiming you have their bloodline and demanding you betray the country you grew up in. Most people would probably refuse.

But Krypton is ultimately his homeland.

Now, all the last of his people have perished, and he is the only one left on Krypton.

Du Mu patted Clark on the shoulder and comforted him, "Krypton hasn't completely disappeared. Aren't you still a surviving Kryptonian? If you and Lois work hard and have more children, you can continue Kryptonian civilization."

Upon hearing this, Clark quickly said, "Don't talk nonsense, Louise and I haven't progressed to that stage yet."

"It's only a matter of time."

Du Mu waved his hand and turned to the superheroes present: "Since we're all here, let's not leave empty-handed. Has anyone tried shawarma? There's one just two blocks away. I haven't, but I think it's worth a try. Anyone want to sign up?"

The Shawima restaurant, two blocks away.

The restaurant was also caught in the aftermath of the battle; most of the glass was shattered, tables and chairs were scattered haphazardly, and traces of dry powder from fire extinguishers remained on the floor.

However, the boss was clearly an optimistic person, and reopened the business as soon as the crisis was over.

At that moment, they were the only customers at the restaurant.

The two employees huddled in a corner, silently cleaning, occasionally stealing glances at the group of people dressed in strange clothes.

The people sitting around the table didn't say much.

Du Mu took a bite of the grilled meat roll in his hand, chewed it, and decisively put the rest back on the plate.

The taste was still the same, as always, leaving one speechless, much like the restaurant he ate at after the Battle of New York.

But this is also a part that you absolutely have to experience.

After several superheroes teamed up for the first time to resolve a global crisis, they felt something was missing if they didn't go and have a shawarma.

The others didn't touch their food much, but Barry was stuffing meat rolls into his mouth, his cheeks puffed out like a hamster's.

There was no way around it; his metabolism was too fast, and he was severely depleted of calories after the fight. If he didn't replenish some high-calorie foods quickly, he would faint.

Clark is the only one who hasn't arrived yet.

It wasn't that he was antisocial; it was that the Kryptonian spaceship and the remains of several Kryptonian warriors still needed to be dealt with.

After all, they are our own people, and we should give them a place to rest in peace, so that they won't be picked up by some American-owned department to do some strange research.

Du Mu coughed lightly, breaking the silence: "Diana, Arthur, are you interested in joining our Super Seven? In the future, if any world crisis occurs, we can join forces like we are today to launch a righteous brawl and maintain world peace."

"Even with us included, there are only six of us. Why call it the Super Seven?"

Arthur gulped down his beer, asking questions whenever he didn't understand.

To be honest, he didn't really want to come, but Du Mu said Bruce would cover all the drinks at the party, so he came along.

"Because seven is a magical number," Du Mu said without further explanation.

Arthur hesitated for a moment, then shook his head: "Never mind, I'm used to being alone, I'm not suited to being with other people..."

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Du Mu casually remarked, "Bruce will cover all the members' drinking expenses."

Arthur's expression changed, and he said seriously, "But then again, I think one person's strength is ultimately limited. If there is a group of strong teammates to help, then I feel much more at ease. Needless to say, I agree to join your team."

Bruce:

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With such eccentric teammates, this team is doomed.

Fortunately, Diana, the only reliable teammate in his eyes, also joined the team, which slightly mitigated the team's silly antics.

Immediately afterwards, Du Mu added the two of them and Barry to the team and the chat group.

Diana Prince has joined the chat group.

Barry Allen has joined the chat group.

Arthur Curry has joined the chat group.

Du Mu changed all their names.

Barry: Cool, being able to chat in your head.

Diana: It's truly amazing magic.

Arthur: By the way, who is this Superman's body and Superman's brain?

A superhuman brain:

Bruce glanced at the other members' normal group names and his lips twitched.

Are you targeting me?

Less than an hour after the Battle of Metropolis ended, news about it swept across all social media platforms and news media around the world.

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General Zod's global declaration still dominates all the trending topics, and this incident has only added fuel to the fire, making it the most talked-about topic and surpassing all other news reports.

Soon, footage from multiple angles of the scene surfaced online, giving people a general idea of ​​what happened.

The superheroes, especially Du Mu, have attracted everyone's attention.

The fact that the U.S. Air Force sent dozens of planes to the Kryptonians at the start of the game shows just how advanced their technology is. Humanity's powerful weapons are completely useless against them, unless the U.S. pulls out its most proficient tactic: planting mushrooms.

The problem is that Metropolitan is one of the most prosperous cities in America, and it is only separated from Gotham by a river.

If the United States were to actually plant mushrooms, regardless of whether they could destroy the World Engine hovering above the city or wipe out those Kryptonians who withstood missiles unscathed, they would certainly suffer heavy losses themselves.

Other countries are pressuring the United States to resolve the issue using the most peaceful means for the sake of global safety, and they will forever remember the sacrifices made by the United States.

But America absolutely refused.

The World Engine is a disaster for the entire planet, so why should only their country suffer the loss? That's why they haven't made an effective decision yet.

Against the backdrop of America's incompetence, the performance of Du Mu and others stood out all the more.

Especially Du Mu, wearing the Ultron armor, not only destroyed the World Engine but also killed those powerful Kryptonians; he was practically a savior.

The U.S. government immediately retrieved Du Mu's information. Since Du Mu did not deliberately conceal his true identity, he was quickly exposed, and all the records were laid out on the conference table.

This includes the story of Du Mu reporting Clark's bounty being embezzled by Commissioner Smith, Commissioner Smith being shot dozens of times in the back and committing suicide that same day, all his assets being transferred, and finally the entire house being blown up.

A high-ranking government official slammed his fist on the table in anger: "This is utterly lawless! It must have been Du Mu who did it. This is a blatant violation of American law! I demand that the troops be dispatched immediately to arrest this dangerous element and bring him back for trial!"

However, no one responded; everyone else stared at him as if he were an idiot.

How did this idiot get to the top? He must have used connections, right?

The American leader cleared his throat: "We will never tolerate any crime, but we also cannot wrong any innocent person."

"According to a reliable whistleblower who has not been named, Commissioner Smith's death was entirely the work of invading aliens. The evidence is conclusive and beyond doubt. I deeply mourn Commissioner Smith's heroic sacrifice."

The others echoed their sentiments, their faces displaying perfectly measured expressions of grief, and in a few words, they brought the case to a close.

Asking them to arrest Du Mu? Are you kidding me?

Even those Kryptonians can't beat this guy; how are they supposed to capture Du Mu?

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