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

Chapter 269 After I died, the Batman who wanted to kill me resurrected me!

Without a doubt, this Steppenwolf has the power to destroy the Earth!

To be honest, in Clark's eyes, Earth's power system was really nothing special.

If he wanted, he could treat the entire Earth as his playground, and no one could possibly do anything about it.

However, in any case, the ability to destroy the entire Earth is not to be underestimated.

Of course, this comparison is only made from the perspective of strength.

Looking further ahead, Steppenwolf may also have the motive to destroy or conquer the Earth.

Whatever their reasons for targeting Earth, it's clear they did.

So in the end, they went up against the Justice League!

Louis Lane must have played a very important role in that battle.

It was so important that it even determined the outcome of the war!

This made Clark quite curious.

What exactly did Louis Lane do in that war?

She's definitely not a simple woman.

So, when Superman was alive, people probably didn't think much of it, and some even opposed him.

But Superman's death highlighted just how important he was to Earth.

If Superman hadn't died, would a character like Steppenwolf dare to come to Earth and cause trouble?

No, it wasn't just Steppenwolf; even the Mother Box was intimidated by Superman's power and dared not send out any signals.

[He only dared to send the signal after Superman's death, summoning Steppenwolf.]

Even the final victory over Steppenwolf relied on Superman, who had been resurrected by Batman and his team!

"Mother box?"

Clark's brow furrowed slightly.

This name was also mentioned for the first time in the diary.

And frankly, the name is indeed rather ordinary.

It's even a bit low-class.

Even so, Clark dared not take this mother box lightly in the slightest.

The diary clearly states that Steppenwolf was summoned to Earth by the Mother Box.

So, is this the origin of that powerful Steppenwolf?

After all that, it turns out the other party is like General Zod, or rather, like himself.

They are all "extraterrestrial visitors" from outside Earth.

And it's quite obvious that the other party is not currently on Earth.

So here's the question.

Since the Mother Box knew of its own death and even "summoned" Steppenwolf, there is no doubt that the Mother Box must be on Earth.

Since the Mother Box summons Steppenwolf, it also means that the Mother Box and Steppenwolf must have come from the same place!

Doesn't this mean that Steppenwolf and his gang must have been to Earth before?

It's even possible that some of their comrades are still lurking on Earth!

Otherwise, where did the mother box come from?

In addition to that, there is another, even more important issue.

The diary mentions that the Mother Box was "intimidated" by its own power and dared not send out signals.

What does this tell us?

The mother box was always intended to send signals outwards.

The Mother Box had always intended to summon Steppenwolf!

It's just that its existence has temporarily hampered the Mother Box's actions.

Furthermore, considering that Steppenwolf and his crew had already set foot on Earth before.

This made Clark's expression turn serious, because one fact was already indisputable.

In the vast universe, there is an alien force that has always been eyeing Earth with ill intentions!

They will descend upon Earth and destroy it once they have the right opportunity, such as their own death!

This is definitely not a good thing for Clark.

Besides.

After being killed in the future, was he actually resurrected by Batman and his crew?

I never expected those guys to have such methods.

It's important to understand that even in Krypton, a civilization far more advanced than Earth's, this is something they simply cannot do.

It seems that Batman and those guys are not to be underestimated.

After a slight sigh, Clark finally understood something.

As mentioned in the diary before, it was Lois Lane who turned the tide of the war between the Justice League and Steppenwolf, enabling the Justice League to defeat Steppenwolf.

But now he says that it was Superman who defeated Steppenwolf.

Then consider the future relationship between himself and Louis Lane.

So, did Lois Lane play a crucial role in this incident by helping Batman and the others resurrect himself?

Or perhaps something similar?

Clark could never have imagined the specifics, but it was probably related to Superman's fight against Steppenwolf.

Although Steppenwolf's portal closed after his defeat, preventing Darkseid's army from teleporting over, [the portal he opened closed].

However, Steppenwolf still invaded Paradise Island, killing many of its warriors.

[The same applies to Atlantis!]

The Parademons under his command have also caused considerable panic in human society.

[Couldn't all of this actually be blamed on Luther?]

After much thought, it's fair to say that Lex Luthor is partly to blame, since he was the one who killed Superman.

"As expected, my guess was correct."

Clark's expression grew even more serious, and he felt a heavy weight in his heart.

The diary clearly states Steppenwolf's specific purpose.

It's all to open a portal and teleport Darkseid's army over!

really.

There is indeed an alien force coveting Earth!

Darkseid?

Clark's brow furrowed slightly.

He was familiar with the name; it had been mentioned in his diary before.

However, at the time it was only used to compare its strength with Doomsday, without any further description or introduction.

Clark could only conclude that this was a big shot, nothing more.

No further conclusions can be drawn.

But Clark never expected that Darkseid was actually the mastermind behind Steppenwolf, who almost destroyed the Earth!

Darkseid, is that you?

So you've always been eyeing Earth with covetous intent!

A surge of energy welled up inside Clark.

Just as he told General Zod, Earth is now his home!

Clark wouldn't allow anyone else to destroy his home.

Steppenwolf won't work, and neither will Darkseid.

With this unwavering belief, Clark continued to focus on the diary, beginning to gather further relevant information.

Steppenwolf has even invaded Paradise Island?

Atlantis has been invaded?

The diary about Paradise Island had mentioned it before. Clark knew that this was Wonder Woman's hometown, inhabited by the mythical Amazon warriors.

Although I haven't personally witnessed the strength of those female warriors, since they are beings from myths and legends, their strength must be considerable.

The fact that Steppenwolf could even invade Paradise Island further demonstrates his formidable strength.

As for Atlantis?

Clark pondered for a moment. Wasn't this the legendary underwater empire?

So this wasn't just a legend after all!

Well, if even the mythical Paradise Island exists, then the legendary underwater empire also exists, so that's perfectly reasonable, isn't it?

And could it be that Aquaman from Justice League comes from Atlantis?

After thinking about it, Clark felt that the possibility was still very, very high.

This is not a problem.

The real question is, why would Steppenwolf invade these two legendary places?

What's the connection between this and Steppenwolf opening a portal and summoning Darkseid's army?

Clark fell into thought.

But the result is undeniable: without the diary revealing much information, Clark could not possibly make any real sense of it.

All he can do right now is memorize this important information.

And at the right time, make the right response!

After gathering his thoughts, Clark's gaze returned to the diary.

A new term immediately caught Clark's attention.

Parademons.

Parademons.

Although Clark doesn't know exactly what "parademons" are.

However, the word "parademons" does include the word "demons".

And what about the prefix "Para" in the word Parademon?

That means paratroopers.

So even though Parademons is a completely new term that Clark has never seen before, the composition of this term still reveals very important information.

Literally, doesn't that mean a flying demon?

Or rather, the Devil Paratrooper.

With such an awesome name, Clark doesn't need to know much about it to be able to roughly imagine what a Parademon is.

Similarly, we can gain a more concrete understanding of Steppenwolf, the creature behind the Parademons.

[If we calculate it this way, how many people have died directly or indirectly at Luther's hands?]

[Let's not even talk about Doomsday; after absorbing the energy of the nuclear bomb, a single shockwave destroyed a large portion of Metropolis.]

[Let's look at the methods Lex Luthor used to throw dirty water on Superman.]

He actually planted a bomb during Superman's trial, blowing up the entire Capitol Building!

[They even shielded the bomb with lead beforehand to prevent Superman from discovering it, all to ruin Superman's reputation.]

"So this is the power of Doomsday!"

Clark let out a soft sigh.

As mentioned in the diary before, Doomsday is a super god that even nuclear bombs cannot kill.

Clark, of course, dared not underestimate Doomsday.

The fact that Doomsday could absorb the energy of nuclear bombs was something Clark hadn't expected.

So when Doomsday started causing trouble, did the human government launch a nuclear missile at it?

Also.

Nuclear bombs are the most powerful weapons that mankind possesses.

Or rather, it is the only weapon that humanity can use against a terrifying being like Doomsday.

"wrong!"

But soon, Clark's brows furrowed slightly.

Wasn't Doomsday created by Luthor to fight against himself?

So where were we when Doomsday ravaged the city, forcing humanity to launch nuclear missiles?

Given that Superman possesses super hearing and super speed, no matter where he is on Earth, he can instantly reach Doomsday if it appears.

It's not up to humans to deal with Doomsday.

Not to mention being forced to the point of using nuclear weapons.

Could it be that I've already been killed by Doomsday?

But the diary also clearly states that although he died, he killed Doomsday before he died.

No matter how you look at it, it shouldn't warrant humanity launching a nuclear missile, right?

Could it be that……

However, as he pieced together the various fragments he had gathered, Clark's brow furrowed.

Because he had a reasonable guess.

Could it be that the human government launched the nuclear missile while it was fighting Doomsday?

So this is the incident mentioned in the diary, where he was bombed by a human government with a nuclear bomb?

Humanity, in order to deal with Doomsday, completely disregarded his life and death and blew everything up?

Is that how it is?

Clark thought it was still very possible.

So Clark's feelings are still very complicated right now; he feels both relieved and disappointed, both relieved and disheartened.

On the one hand, it is certainly a good thing that we are not hostile to Earth and have not been attacked by Earth with nuclear weapons.

This was a huge relief for Clark, putting his mind at ease.

But at the same time, if things are really as one imagines, then it has to be said that what humans do is truly heartbreaking.

Although Clark could imagine the situation at the time, it must have been that humanity saw that it could not deal with the doomsday and was worried about what would be a worse situation, so it launched the nuclear missile.

In any case, humans really don't value his superhuman life at all!

That's true. Even Earth, the Earth that we consider our home, has its ugliness and darkness, which is unavoidable.

Clark isn't stupid; he can naturally understand this kind of thing.

So, after a slight disappointment, Clark quickly adjusted his mindset.

He can't just focus on the ugliness of human nature; he also needs to see the beautiful side of human nature, right?

Take his mother, Martha, for example.

If it weren't for Martha, he might have ended up like the cousin she mentioned in her diary.

Therefore, Clark's attitude towards humanity remained almost unchanged.

I've decided to help others as always.

There's no way around it, Clark is just too kind, even more impeccable than Captain America, the moral exemplar next door.

After regaining his composure, Clark refocused his attention on the diary, his brow furrowing slightly once more.

A hearing?

Judging oneself?

What the hell is this?

Did I commit a crime?

Otherwise, what would be the point of a trial?

Without a doubt, this must be another instance of Luther throwing dirty water on himself.

But did that guy really blow up the Capitol Building just to deal with me?

What an utterly depraved act!

Is that Luther guy insane?!

What deep-seated hatred or resentment could someone possibly harbor to go to such lengths to ruin their own reputation?

It must be said that Lex Luthor went to great lengths to investigate Superman, practically uncovering his entire background.

[They not only knew Superman's only weakness, Kryptonite.]

[They know that even Superman's X-ray vision can't see through lead, so they also know that Superman's true identity is Clark Kent.]

They kidnapped Superman's mother and Superman's girlfriend in one fell swoop!

This guy is far more capable than General Zod.

[They eventually escaped from prison and even formed a villainous alliance specifically to deal with Batman and Superman; that should give the Justice League a real headache.]

(End of this chapter)