Chapter 253 Do You Want to Come with Me?

The fog enveloped the earth.

After spewing out a huge amount of sea water, Klassen was also unsummoned by Kevin and returned to his original position.

Except for the huge pit that Klassen had just smashed when he landed, there was nothing else that could prove that Klassen had been here.

But Klassen's mission had been completed.

Just as Zod said.

In this battle, Kevin never thought of letting Klassen fight Zod.

Just kidding, don't look at Klassen's huge size and hard shell.

But compared with the Kryptonians, its body is no different from cake!

Zod didn't need to exert much effort to penetrate Klassen from the inside out and make holes everywhere in it!

It was enough to make Klassen feel the pain of being pierced by machine gun bullets.

If Klassen fought Zod, its ending would probably be like this.

So Klassen was summoned here by Kevin for only one purpose.

Carrying a large amount of seawater in the abdomen and body, when summoned by Kevin, it will spit out all the seawater it carries, allowing Kevin to instantly create a venue that is beneficial to itself.

This is another role of Klassen.

It's a pity that the "ocean" cannot be used as a summoned creature to sign a contract with Kevin's ability, otherwise Kevin can directly summon the "ocean", which is more convenient and faster than using Klassen for transfer.

However, these minor details don't need to be taken into account.

The key is that Kevin successfully turned the venue here into what he wanted.

"Is this what you want to do? Disappointing."

Unlike Kevin's relaxation after his plan succeeded.

Zod showed obvious disappointment.

Even if his perspective ability is blocked by thick fog, he can easily capture Kevin's position.

Strong cardiopulmonary capacity can also allow him to hold his breath and not absorb the water mist in the air.

So Zod doesn't understand why Kevin spent so much effort to turn the venue into this.

In his eyes, Kevin's efforts are simply in vain.

"Yeah, that's what I want to do, but don't you notice? You've been tricked, Zod."

Kevin followed Zod's words and finally said to Zod with a breath.

He seemed to relax, and Zod also saw Kevin's relaxed look.

Tricked?

What trick?

Zod didn't understand what Kevin was saying until he felt countless tiny water droplets sticking to his nose and mouth, and exploring deeper.

Zod was indeed not breathing.

But it was a pity that he opened his mouth just now to talk to Kevin.

And his eyes, ears, nose, these holes exposed to the outside, were not defended at all.

When the mist turned into water and entered Zod's body, Kevin's goal had been achieved.

"Damn it!!"

The movement in the nostrils, ear holes and mouth made Zod understand what Kevin was planning.

He did not choose to continue fighting with Kevin. He bent his legs and wanted to fly high into the sky to escape from the foggy field set by Kevin.

However, Zod had just taken off when he felt extremely strong resistance at his ankle.

He looked down and saw that the fog wrapped around his ankle had turned into solid ice at some point, with incomprehensible patterns flashing on it.

Those were the power and defense magic patterns of [Magic Pattern Attachment]. These two magic patterns were attached to the ice to increase the adsorption capacity and firmness of the ice.

The ice wrapped around Zod's feet was now stronger than the hardest metal currently known on Earth.

Of course, this does not include the strange alloys of Marvel and DC.

Although this level of firmness still cannot trap Zod, the key is that in this foggy field, the solid ice chain created by Kevin is almost endless!

At the same time, the fog blocked the sunlight and weakened some of Zod's power in disguise.

Kevin's goal was firm from beginning to end, which was to hold Zod back.

Then, destroy the opponent's body from the inside!

Knowing what Kevin was going to do, Zod began to try his best to break free from the ice chains created by Kevin.

His eyes burst out with burning light, like a sharp sword, cutting off all the thorns that bound him.

However, there was too much fog here, and the ice chains would emerge again after one was eliminated, so Zod's progress was extremely slow.

And while Zod was trying to break free, Kevin also controlled the entire fog field to move with Zod, always ensuring that Zod was in the center of the fog.

When Kevin felt the water mist he created combined with part of Zod's blood, he knew that the battle was about to end.

"Kryptonians, your bodies are indeed very strong, but unfortunately... you are still carbon-based creatures, and the most flowing thing in your body is still 'water', and it happens..."

Kevin stretched out his hand to Zod: "... I am the king of the sea!"

As if making a final judgment, Zod's nostrils and mouth began to spit out the water that Kevin had just drilled into.

At first, it was clear water and some liquid in Zod's mouth.

But after just two seconds, the water turned scarlet, and what flowed out was no longer water, but the blood in Zod's body!

"Ahhh!!!"

Zod roared, trying to fly higher to stop Kevin from controlling the blood in his body.

But unfortunately he couldn't do it.

He could only watch the blood in his body flow out of his body.

Kevin was right, Kryptonians are actually similar to humans, at least their body structures are very similar, and the most common substance in their bodies is also water!

So when Kevin found a breakthrough and controlled the blood in his body, Zod's defeat was already predictable.

The blood gathered more and more, flowed faster and faster, and Zod himself began to become weak.

His skin began to shrivele, his body became dry, and the flame of life in his eyes was gradually extinguished.

"Although I have said this to your lieutenant once, I still want to say it again... Well, goodbye, Kryptonian."

Finally, as Kevin said goodbye, the light in Zod's eyes completely disappeared.

His body, like a corpse, fell to the ground from the air.

After killing Zod, the first thing Kevin did was to check his skill points.

When he was sure that a large amount of skill points had been credited and Zod was really dead, he collapsed to the ground with his legs limp, gasping for breath.

The battle between Kevin and Zod seemed to end easily, but in fact, if there was any mistake, Kevin would not be able to kill Zod.

If Kevin's physique was still level five, he would definitely be broken by Zod.

If Kevin had not learned the form change of water magic, he would not be able to keep Zod, let alone let the water flow turn into mist and drill into Zod's body.

If Kevin had not upgraded [Summoning Water Creatures] to level five, he would not be able to summon Krasen and create this foggy field on land.

Even if Zod had been more cautious, instead of thinking about fighting with Kevin, he would have quickly left the battle and flew away when he noticed Krasen's appearance.

Kevin had no way to catch up with him.

But fortunately, there is no if in reality.

Kevin once again successfully changed the plot. He killed Zod and saved this universe that was supposed to be destroyed from the fate of destruction.

The skill tree also generously gave Kevin a lot of skill points.

Getting rid of Zod and saving the fate of the Flashpoint universe from destruction gave Kevin a total of 20 skill points.

This made up for Kevin's previous skill point loss of upgrading the [Ocean Lord] series of skills, and the "loss" of [Aquatic Creature Summoning] to level 5.

It can be said to be a great harvest.

"But it still feels a bit stingy. I saved the Flashpoint universe, a universe that should not have existed. Can't I get more?!"

Kevin muttered in his heart.

But it was just a slight complaint.

It is better to have skill points than nothing, and... Kevin can get more skill points next.

Don't forget that the Genesis Engine is still above Metropolis, and there is also a Genesis Engine on the other side of the earth. If they can be destroyed, there will definitely be some skill points.

"No... wait... I don't think I need to destroy them..."

Just thinking about the Genesis Engine, Kevin thought of the operating system on Zod's arm that controls the Genesis Engine.

It is always more convenient to shut down the Genesis Engine directly with the operating system on Zod's hand than to run back and forth between the two ends of the earth to destroy it.

And the Kryptonian spacecraft can be kept for Kara to use.

With this thought, Kevin quickly ran to Zod's body and raised his wrist to prepare for operation.

But when Kevin raised Zod's wrist and prepared to operate the alien instrument, he found that... he didn't know how to use Kryptonian technology.

"Well, it seems that Kara has to come."

Now that the Kryptonians are basically wiped out, the only one who can understand Kryptonian technology is Kara.

So if you want to shut down the Genesis Engine, you have to find Kara.

…

After getting rid of Zod, everything that follows is just finishing work.

Because the Genesis Engine in Metropolis has caused a certain degree of damage to Metropolis, Kara had no choice but to destroy it.

Kevin was a step late. When Kevin found Kara, she had just completely destroyed the battleship on it under the pressure of the Genesis Engine.

Fortunately, Kara can still shut down another Genesis Engine through the device left on Zod's wrist.

That is also part of the Kryptonian battleship. If it is preserved and modified, it can also be used as a spaceship to leave the earth.

But Kal-El in this universe is dead, and Kara may not be in the mood to leave the earth.

"I'm sorry."

When everything was over, Kara and Kevin looked at the ruins of Metropolis in the sky, and suddenly said to Kevin beside her.

Kevin didn't say anything, but turned to look at her.

Kara continued:

"I could have destroyed it earlier, but I hesitated because I needed it to take me away from Earth... I'm sorry."

"You shouldn't apologize to me. I'm not from this world. I don't care about this."

Kevin responded with a little indifference.

Perhaps because of his many experiences, the people who died in Metropolis now can't cause Kevin much psychological fluctuations.

After all, if you think about it in a positive way, compared with the destruction of the entire Flashpoint universe in the original movie, the death of these people is nothing at all.

Even compared with the Metropolis in the parallel universe, the losses suffered by Metropolis here are far less than those in the parallel world.

So Kevin really doesn't care about these.

If Kara wants to apologize, she shouldn't apologize to Kevin.

"..."

Kevin's answer made Kara silent.

There was silence between the two for a while, and then Kevin asked:

"Are you not going to leave Earth?"

"Carl is already... gone, I have no reason to leave Earth."

"Then do you want to come with me?"

Kara was suddenly stunned.

Kevin said calmly:

"Just think of it as helping me complete an experiment. I want to take people back to my universe."

This was not Kevin's sudden idea.

In the future, when Barry was seriously injured and could not recover, Kevin thought of taking Barry back to his own world, or traveling to the Marvel world to help Barry recover.

By the way, he also wanted to see what would happen if he really took the characters out of the copy universe for a long time.

Kevin did not forget Wolverine's promise to go on an adventure with him.