American comics: Starting with replicating Superman's talent

Chapter 241 I am the Universe

A land shrouded in white mist, formed by the interplay of ocean and magma.

Several figures appeared and disappeared in the mist.

The pungent mist filled people's mouths and noses.

The battle has not stopped; it continues.

"I am a falcon!"

As Gino opened his mouth.

A magnificent eagle with beautiful wings and sharp talons flapped its wings and suddenly swooped down.

The sharp claws pierced the snake's scales and gripped it firmly in their claws.

The venomous snake in the dream was harmed.

"what!"

The old wizard screamed and covered his right cheek, his once withered skin looking as if it had been torn apart by a falcon, leaving conspicuous scratches.

"My face!"

Tianming clutched his face in anguish, but the old man still refused to give up. Staggering and trembling, he struggled to speak: "Then I am the plague, taking lives!"

As the old man finished speaking, the eagle that had been circling in the dream plummeted to the ground, its once magnificent feathers instantly decaying and rotting.

"cough."

Gino coughed up blood softly; the collision and crushing force between the laws had caused him minor injuries.

But his strong physique allows him to easily ignore these wounds.

"Ahem, I am Earth!"

Gino opened his right hand, as if holding the Earth in his grasp, and the boy said, "Supporting space, nourishing all things!"

In the dream, a magnificent and enormous blue planet slowly emerged, making Tianming's face even paler.

"Thump!"

His frail body collapsed to the ground, spitting out large amounts of blood.

He found himself standing on a vast expanse of grassland, with a clear blue sky above him.

"I am a planet!"

The old man raised his staff, and the purple gem began to shine with a dazzling and magnificent luster, flashing as it constructed a roaring meteorite planet that would shatter the Earth.

"Click-clack!"

In the dream, a weight comparable to a planet crashed down on Gino again, but the boy only trembled slightly; his steel body could easily withstand the impact of a planet.

Zatanna had fallen completely silent. Simply put, he knew Gino was strong, but he didn't expect him to be this strong.

At this moment, the woman was staring intently at the two, afraid of missing even the smallest detail of their duel.

"I said."

She saw Gino open his arms: "I am the universe."

A smile played on the boy's lips: "Embrace all things."

Embrace all life!

When his voice reached the old man's ears, a look of fear flashed across his aged face.

What can defeat the universe?

If Daniel were to answer this question...

As an existence born alongside the universe, Daniel might present an anti-life behemoth.

Destroy everything, let all things perish.

If it were Gino, he would have spoken of the Supreme God.

It creates everything and is omnipotent.

But Destiny was merely an indigenous wizard who was born and active during the time of King Arthur and was active on Earth.

His understanding of the universe and all things is perhaps less than that of a college student randomly selected from modern times.

A colossal, lifeless beast? The Supreme God?

I'm sorry, I don't know or understand any of these things.

"Me, me!"

Filled with a yearning for survival, Destiny could feel the weight of the entire universe, the weight of countless stars and matter, slowly but steadily pressing down on his shoulders, causing his body to tremble.

He didn't know how to shake the universe, and now, the universe in his dream was about to end its game.

"Zatana." Gino stared at Destiny, knowing she was about to die, and the boy smiled as he said, "If I were you, I would close my eyes."

"What?"

The girl tilted her head, but the next second, she understood the meaning behind Gino's words.

"Snapped!"

Like a rotten tomato suddenly bursting open, the decaying, aged body was like a watermelon thrown into a crusher, its bones mixed with flesh and blood scattering like dazzling fireworks.

Brief and brilliant, it bloomed in an instant, leaving only a pool of blood on the lava to prove that this ambitious madman had once been on earth.

"It's over."

Zatanna's face was deathly pale. Although she had seen people get seriously injured by explosions when they made mistakes in their magical experiments, this was the first time she had ever witnessed a person being crushed alive. It was obviously a great shock to her.

"Of course it's over."

Gino withdrew his hand and closed his eyes to feel the flow of light.

The boy looked up at the dreamlike sky: "We have saved the world once again."

...

The catastrophe is over.

But the pain inflicted during the catastrophe is a wound that no one can heal.

When people learn that the monster they killed was their closest friend or family member, Arkham Asylum in Gotham City will likely see an even larger influx of patients.

"According to the latest reports, Gino Luthor led the Justice League members to once again successfully thwart the conspiracy of an unknown enemy."

"Therefore, the mayor of Metropolis expressed his willingness to award the Peacekeeper Medal to all members of the Justice League."

"The White House has also indicated that it will invite Mr. Ginobili and the Justice League to join the Human Peacekeepers program."

Just like the book says.

When you achieve success, everyone will be your friend.

Flowers and applause will always be with you.

"At the same time, Mr. Gino Luthor once again expressed his invitation to more people of insight to join the Justice League."

Gotham.

Elliott Estate.

"That Gino kid has really made something of himself!"

On the leather sofa, Thomas excitedly pumped his fist to vent his inner excitement.

He picked up the beer on the table, downed it in one gulp, and let out a satisfied sigh.

"Gino?"

Not far from him, Leticia Elliott, dressed in a white dress, tilted her head in confusion.

She looked down at the teddy bear at her waist, then glanced at the handsome blond boy in the news report on the TV screen.

The woman asked, puzzled, "Isn't Gino right here?"

She picked up the teddy bear in her arms, her gaze softening, and stroked the bald teddy bear again: "And Lex."

"Of course, Mother."

The boy's voice suddenly rang out, and a spatial rift emitting a faint blue light suddenly appeared on the magnificent mural not far away.

A figure stepped out.

Compared to the homeless people on TV who wear slippers and act recklessly at street stalls, the young man in a suit appears calm and collected, exuding a terrifying pressure even just by standing there.

"Gino? Nephew, you've arrived?"

Upon seeing Gino, who had suddenly appeared, Thomas smiled and opened his arms.

"Thomas," Gino replied with a smile and a hug.

"You've come to see Leticia?"

"Yes, it's not just about looking at her." Gino sighed, looking up at the dark night sky of Gotham City. "This time, I'm going to completely heal Leticia."

"Cure, cure?"

Thomas paused for a moment, knowing how serious his sister's condition was.

But what if it's a Ginobilia?

The man looked up at the boy.

He heard Gino say softly, "I'll take care of everything."

(End of this chapter)