Kryptonians: Man of Steel

Chapter 677 Choose

Batman stood aside, his eyes deep and sharp.

He was not as shocked by the scenes of cosmic war as Wonder Woman and Clark, he was more thinking about what was behind it. He looked at Luther and felt an inexplicable chill in his heart.

He realized that behind the power and rules displayed by this Milky Way Supervisor, there were details and core that were horrifying to think about.

Luther observes this cantilever of the Milky Way, looking for possible planets with life.

After a period of careful search, Luther discovered that there are a large number of interstellar civilizations on this cantilever, and the degree of prosperity is amazing.

The shipping lanes between the planets are extremely busy, and various forms of spaceships shuttle between the stars, forming a busy and orderly interstellar picture.

Each of these civilizations has developed unique technology and culture. Some are good at space travel, some are good at interstellar trade, and some are fighting races, known for their powerful fleets and advanced weapons.

However, these interstellar civilizations do not coexist completely peacefully with each other. Some powerful civilizations rely on advanced technology and huge fleets to continuously expand their spheres of influence, and even launch aggressive wars against other civilizations.

They increased their power through conquest and plunder, an expansionist behavior that destabilized the interstellar order throughout the Cantilever.

He selected another galactic cantilever and began to push inward from the edge area.

Life planets are also scarce in the fringe areas, and most planets have been occupied by other civilizations.

He observed this new cantilever. This new cantilever was somewhat similar in structure to the previous cantilever, but it also had obvious differences.

General Zod also said it was inappropriate.

However, most of the owners of these planets are emerging civilizations. Their strength is relatively weak and they have not yet formed a stable interstellar order.

Luther is well aware of the current situation of Kryptonian civilization.

And those weak civilizations can only survive in the cracks. They may have unique technology or culture, but they are powerless in the face of powerful enemies.

If they choose to settle here, they are likely to be wiped out by other civilizations, or trapped in endless wars, unable to focus on their own development.

In order to protect themselves, these civilizations have to choose to attach themselves to powerful civilizations and become their vassals or allies.

However, this dependence relationship is often unstable. Once a powerful civilization declines or disappears, these weak civilizations will also face a huge survival crisis.

Before the Kryptonian civilization was destroyed, they might still be able to occupy a place among these interstellar civilizations, but now there are less than twenty survivors of the Kryptonian civilization, seriously lacking resources and strength.

Most of these unoccupied planets are in a state of instability.

Some planets are about to be destroyed, possibly due to supernova explosions or devouring by black holes; some planets have just been born, and their surfaces are still covered with thick magma and volcanic ash.

These planets are obviously unsuitable for Kryptonian civilization because they cannot meet the needs of Kryptonians for survival and development.

However, as Luther gradually advanced his perspective toward the center of the cantilever, he discovered new changes. As the perspective changed, the scene in front of Luther changed dramatically. The density of living planets here has increased significantly, and planets of various forms are arranged in an orderly manner in the starry sky.

Some of them are blue and green in color, as crystal clear as emerald; some are covered with thick ice, exuding a cold and mysterious atmosphere; and some are hot lava planets with surfaces covered with Active volcanoes and erupting magma.

These planets not only have suitable climates and abundant resources, but also have stable environments, providing good conditions for the reproduction of life.

More importantly, several interstellar civilizations have appeared here.

In the virtual scene in the control room, the cantilevered stars seem to converge into a gorgeous picture of the universe.

The relationship between these civilizations seems to be more harmonious than the civilization on the cantilever just now. They have just begun to contact and communicate, and wars and conflicts have not yet broken out between them. This gives the people of Krypton a glimmer of hope.

Living planets are scattered like pearls in this star field, each with its own unique ecosystem and civilization development trajectory. However, despite the emergence of civilizations on these planets, very few have truly entered the cosmic stage.

Those civilizations that have entered the cosmic stage have only just begun to explore the universe and have not yet been able to go beyond the scope of the star system.

In the control room of the Kryptonian main ship, the excitement of the soldiers surged like a tide. They looked at the scene in front of them, and their hearts were filled with longing and expectations for the future.

They knew that this would be a moment that changed the fate of Krypton.

General Zod stood in the center of the virtual scene, his body turned with the rotation of the scene, and his eyes stayed on every living planet.

His face was filled with excitement, as if he had seen the future prosperity and prosperity of the Kryptonians.

However, he also understood that this choice was not easy.

He needs to find a planet suitable for Kryptonians to survive. This planet needs to have sufficient resources and a stable ecological environment, while also avoiding conflicts with other powerful civilizations.

At this moment, Luther's voice sounded in the control room.

He casually found an area with relatively concentrated living planets, fixed the scene there, and then said to General Zod: "Choose which planet you want."

"Really, can we choose?"

General Zod confirmed to Luther again. His tone was full of anticipation and nervousness, and he was afraid that this was all just a beautiful fantasy.

Luther smiled and nodded, his eyes revealing a sense of confidence and calmness. He said: "The entire galaxy is under my control, and I will send it to you if I say it. However, you need to choose carefully, because each planet has its own unique characteristics and risks."

When General Zod heard these words, the doubts in his heart disappeared instantly. He knew that the person in front of him was anything but ordinary, and his promise must have full weight. So he began to carefully select a planet suitable for Kryptonians to survive.

In the virtual scene, General Zod's eyes stayed on every living planet, and he carefully analyzed the data and information on each planet. He considered basic information such as the size, mass, rotation speed, and orbit of the planet, as well as key factors such as the planet's climate, ecology, and resource distribution.

He tried to find a planet suitable for Kryptonians to survive while avoiding conflicts with other civilizations. However, this choice is not easy. He discovered that although some planets are rich in resources, they have harsh climates and are not suitable for survival; some planets have pleasant climates but are lacking in resources and cannot meet the needs of Kryptonians.

(End of this chapter)