A person is writing a diary in an American comic book, and Iron Man collapses at the beginning.

Chapter 252 In the future, will I join an organization called the Justice League?

Ok.

The diary explicitly states that the protagonist is a superhero from a certain universe who has a cousin.

A superhero in a certain universe has a cousin.

Judging from the tone of the diary, the superhero universes of the older cousin and the younger cousin may not be the same universe.

It may not even be the universe Clark is in now.

Even so, Clark was unable to remain calm after learning that he might have a cousin.

After all, he always thought he was the last Kryptonian and that he was all alone.

Even the diary previously stated that he was "the last son of Krypton"!

So how was Clark able to remain calm after learning that he might still have relatives?

However, it seems that my cousin isn't doing too well.

They were actually treated like monsters and everyone wanted to kill them!

Clark is absolutely qualified to speak on this matter, as he has also encountered the same situation and the same predicament.

However, it seems that her cousin in the diary is in a much worse situation than she is.

Clark still feels somewhat unable to let go of what he has experienced.

This makes it even easier to put yourself in your cousin's shoes and imagine his situation.

Adding to the woes, the fact that the other party's biological father is a "Zod" makes the situation even worse, adding insult to injury.

Considering all these circumstances, Clark wasn't surprised that his cousin planned to conquer the Earth.

"We must find him!"

Clark then made a decision in his mind.

If my cousin really exists in this universe, then I must stop these things from happening no matter what!

Compared to her cousin, her cousin seemed to be in a much better situation.

This can be seen from the nickname "Supergirl," which is a complete knock-off of her own "Superman."

Also, Kara, is that your cousin's name?

It really does look very friendly.

Moreover, judging from this naming convention, it is undoubtedly the name of Krypton, not Earth.

So, what about yourself?

What is your Kryptonian name?

The diary has been spoiling the plot for so long, even revealing his cousin's name, but it still hasn't revealed his name, Clark!

But that doesn't matter anymore.

If the diary is fake and a lie, then everything the other party revealed is meaningless.

If the diary is authentic, Clark will find his father's reconnaissance ship in the Arctic.

Perhaps there will be more clues inside.

However, there is one point.

According to the diary, his cousin Kara arrived on Earth after he himself came to Earth.

But Krypton has already exploded!

So, the reason I was sent to Earth had nothing to do with that explosion?

Did Krypton explode some time after it arrived on Earth?

Before the explosion, his cousin Kara had also been sent over.

A series of questions flashed through Clark's mind.

Unfortunately, due to a lack of intelligence, Clark was unable to piece together a clear picture.

He could only hope that the diary would contain more spoilers related to the plot.

However, even if Supergirl Kara truly exists in this universe, she'd probably still be drifting in space right now.

After all, even Clark Kent didn't become Superman.

[It's not just Superman; looking at the entire Justice League, it seems only Batman has surfaced so far.]

There's been no word from The Flash yet, so we don't know if he's shown up. We'll find out if we go to Midtown sometime.

As for Cyborg, he may have already been fully modified, but he has been hiding his identity.

[Is Aquaman Arthur still "fighting for justice" on the high seas?]

Wonder Woman, Diana, is also living a life of quiet seclusion; I wonder where she's probably working in some hidden corner of the city.

"So, Kara hasn't arrived yet?"

Clark already knew what was going on.

The diary clearly states that his cousin Kara came to Earth after he became Superman.

When will I become Superman?

It was after the battle with General Zod!

Even General Zod hasn't arrived yet.

The chronological order is quite clear and straightforward, so there's not much to say about it.

Therefore, Clark already knew about Supergirl Kara's situation.

Clark even began to look forward to General Zod's arrival because of his cousin.

"Justice League?"

Soon, such a name attracted Clark's great attention.

Could I possibly end up joining such an organization in the future?

Although the diary was the first time the organization was mentioned.

But since they've included the word "justice" in the organization's name, the nature of the Justice League is self-evident.

Clark was simply somewhat surprised.

He never imagined that he would one day join any organization.

However, it must be said that this organization's prestige is indeed quite extraordinary.

Although there are superheroes like The Flash and Wonder Woman, Clark has never heard of them.

But the fact that Batman is also there speaks volumes.

In addition, the diary also reveals some new superheroes.

Cyborg, Aquaman.

As for steel skeletons, that's easier to understand.

After all, the English word "steel skeleton" itself means robot or cyborg.

The diary also explicitly mentions that Cyborg was "modified".

So, will there be any highly skilled technologists in the alliance I'm going to join in the future?

Technology has advanced to such an extent that even cyborgs can be manufactured.

Besides that, there's Aquaman.

Just like Cyborg, this person's true nature is clearly stated in their nickname.

This is a water-based hero.

Considering the diary's mention of the other party acting as a chivalrous knight-errant on the high seas, Clark had no choice but to make a guess.

This Aquaman probably possesses the ability to move freely in the water.

Otherwise, how could we talk about water-riding knights?

After all, people with all sorts of superpowers do exist in Clark's world!

Clark himself had already been in contact with it.

This is nothing unusual.

In addition, the diary also reveals the name of this sea king: Arthur.

But this is actually of no use at all.

Because this name is so ordinary, so common that it's practically ubiquitous.

Furthermore, given that only the first name is provided and no surname is given, Clark believed that using the word "Arthur" as a screening criterion would likely result in hundreds of thousands of people being selected.

There could be more.

And as mentioned later, Wonder Woman's name "Diana" is the same.

This is also a name that is so common and has no distinguishing features.

It has no value whatsoever.

It's not even as valuable as the place name "Midtown".

Clark believed that if the Flash truly existed in Central City, he would know immediately if he went there.

After all, Clark's super hearing makes it incredibly easy for him to cover the entire Midtown area.

Of course.

Clark was merely grumbling to himself.

He didn't know what would happen in the future, but for now, he had no intention of finding these people.

He also has no intention of joining the Justice League.

It's truly a pity about Diana!

Looking at the entire Justice League, besides Superman, Diana is probably the most powerful, right?

Regardless, she is a demigod from the legendary Paradise Island!

Even with her demigod status, Diana's ability to defeat a war god like Ares is already quite remarkable.

Many enormous threats could be avoided if these powerful superheroes didn't abandon humanity.

Putting everything else aside, when General Zod invaded, Clark wasn't exactly getting beaten to a pulp, was he?

[Even General Zod didn't need to lift a finger at the beginning; his few soldiers were enough to overwhelm Clark.]

"Paradise Island is actually real?"

It has to be said that Clark was genuinely shocked by this wave of spoilers.

This is about Paradise Island, demigods, and Ares, the god of war.

Clearly, the paradise island mentioned in the diary must be the Amazons from Greek mythology!

So, could this Wonder Woman, Diana, be an Amazon warrior from Greek mythology?

Good heavens, is a myth coming true?

Especially Ares, the god of war, who is a very famous figure in Greek mythology.

It is widely sung and extremely well-known; it's practically a household name.

Clark heard related stories from his adoptive parents when he was a child.

Various stories about the Greek pantheon can also be found in literary works, audio-visual products, films, and other media.

In almost every story, Ares, the god of war, is an indispensable and important character.

But now, the diary tells Clark that the stories he's heard since childhood are true?

That's a bit too absurd!

However, considering the diary, it did indeed contain some hidden information.

Some confidential information that only Clark himself knew and that could not possibly be leaked.

Clark was a little less certain.

This world is inherently a crazy world!

Even if some mythological figures really exist, it wouldn't be strange, would it?

To others, isn't Clark just an alien who only appears in science fiction movies?

After a brief moment of hesitation, Clark adjusted his mindset and refocused his attention on his diary.

This gave us a clearer understanding of Diana's abilities.

I never expected Wonder Woman to defeat Ares, the God of War!

Although Clark never fought Ares, the God of War.

But since they are gods in myths and legends, they can't possibly be that weak, right?

There is one thing.

Why did Wonder Woman abandon humanity?

Since she "abandoned" humanity, was Wonder Woman on humanity's side before she "abandoned" them?

Are we on the same side as humanity?

Moreover, judging from the tone of the diary, Wonder Woman would also step forward when humanity faces disaster.

So what exactly happened next?

What caused such a huge change in Wonder Woman's attitude?

The diary didn't mention this much, so Clark naturally couldn't have known about it.

He simply shook his head and sighed, that was all.

I didn't think much of it.

But General Zod's strength was truly astonishing to Clark.

Through the various descriptions in the diary, he knew that General Zod was very powerful.

But I never expected that the gap between myself and the other person would be so huge.

It's one thing to be unable to defeat him personally, but to be unable to even defeat the soldiers under General Zod?

But the diary clearly states that his battle with General Zod was a "miracle."

That means I have defeated General Zod!

General Zod's fate was death!

This is also clearly stated in the diary.

So here's the question.

Given such a large disparity in strength between the two sides, how did you manage to defeat your opponent?

Clark was quite curious about this.

Unfortunately, after her battle with Ares, the god of war, Diana witnessed the ugliness of humanity and lost her lover, leaving her heartbroken and disillusioned.

Aside from the time when the Mandalorians used the Wishing Crystal to wreak havoc on the world, Diana rarely interfered in human affairs.

[But to be fair, that wishing crystal is really crazy; it actually grants almost any wish.]

I think The Flash would love it, since this thing can actually bring the dead back to life.

Although the underlying principle is unclear, judging from Steve's resurrection by Diana, it certainly makes sense.

So this is why Diana abandoned humanity?

Clark finally understood.

However, Clark disagreed.

Admittedly, there are indeed ugly aspects to human nature, and Clark knew this all too well.

But Clark will not change himself because of this.

He will continue to help those in need.

Clark doesn't just focus on the ugliness of human nature; he also sees the beauty within it.

"The Mandalorian".

And then, this word also caught Clark's attention.

Unlike the superheroes revealed earlier, this "Mandalorian" is clearly not a nickname.

It appears to be a certain race.

Clark didn't know exactly what race they were.

But why would the owner of the diary put quotation marks before the name of this race?

What does this mean?

There's also the wishing crystal.

What this thing is is obvious from its name; it's simply a crystal that allows people to make wishes.

But this crystal can actually make people's wishes come true!

Good guy.

What kind of crystal is this?

That's a bit too incredible, isn't it?

Even the diary explicitly states that this wishing crystal can even bring the dead back to life!

call!

Clark's breathing became rapid; even he was losing his composure.

Ultimately, deep down, Clark also wanted his adoptive father to come back to life, didn't he?

(End of this chapter)