Kryptonians: Man of Steel

Chapter 410 Clark grows up

"Luther, what do you think of Gotham City?"

Bruce said to Luther.

"That's great. This city has half of you and half of me. The future belongs to us."

Luther said confidently.

Bruce frowned.

"That's not what I said."

Bruce shook his head.

"I think Gotham needs to change!"

Bruce said to Luther seriously.

"Relax, Bruce, the future of Gotham City is ours, so when the time comes, you can change whatever you want. You don't need to be so gloomy like now. The reason why you think so much is because you are too free. "

Luther said.

"I suggest that you, like me, study high school knowledge on your own. The more you know, the more you will feel that such worries and thoughts are groundless and meaningless."

Luther said.

Having random thoughts is simply because you know too little. If you knew more, you would have no chance to think wildly.

Bruce did not agree with Luther's words. Learning is necessary, but he also has to think about ways to change Gotham.

In this way, Bruce believed that Luther was still too young to realize this.

He can only rely on himself!

"Although, I know it's useless no matter what I say, but Little Bat is really paranoid and has fallen into his own paranoia."

Luther looked at Bruce thoughtfully.

Now Bruce can't listen to anyone, which is why Alfred came to Luther.

"Master Luther, Master Bruce, this is your afternoon tea."

Alfred came over with exquisite snacks and black tea.

"Thank you, Afu, your black tea tastes much better than Sebastian's."

Luther said.

"Master Luther, my name is not Afu."

Alfred once again corrected Luther's title, although the abbreviation of Afu was not impossible.

"Also, Sebastian is not good at making black tea, but his Tianchao tea is excellent, but we can't get used to it."

Alfred said modestly.

People in Great Britain and America drink tea with a lot of milk, sugar, or honey. They can't stand the bitter taste of leaves soaked in water.

Only people in China like the feeling of being rewarded with joy after suffering.

Alfred could indeed taste the quality of tea, but he could not accept simply drinking tea.

Luther thought it didn't matter. Drinking tea was just his habit and hobby. Luther used to have no interest in tobacco or alcohol. He was even a monster who didn't even drink Coke. His only favorite drink was tea, but at that time he drank only Bargain, now rich.

The tea leaves from the Dahongpao Mother Tree, worth millions and millions, are still valuable but not marketable, and Luther can now drink them.

It feels like that, and it may be fine for ordinary people, but it's a pity that he is no longer an ordinary person.

Bruce didn't pay attention to the chat between the two. Afternoon tea was just a taste of his words, and that was it after eating. Luther then stated that there was nothing he could do about Bruce's situation.

"Bruce is probably still immersed in sadness. I suggest you take him to more amusement parks to relieve his mood, such as a circus with clowns, an amusement park with clowns, a theme park with clowns, etc."

Luther gave the advice very seriously. After all, he was a lifelong enemy. How could he not know his enemy in advance?

Clowns are masters of the spiritual victory method. They don't care about their own embarrassment and unbearableness, as long as they are spiritually satisfied. This is also the main core idea of ​​the clown profession.

The clown uses his own ugliness to please others, but the clown turns it upside down and uses the ugliness of others to please himself.

Luther felt that it was necessary for Bruce to be exposed to clowns and understand clowns from a young age, so that he could deal with clowns.

"Why are they all clowns?"

Alfred asked curiously.

"Because clowns are the saddest people, and they use their sadness to please others."

Luther said.

Alfred was thoughtful, feeling that Master Luther seemed to have become deeper. Is it an illusion?

In the following days, Luther entered a very harmonious state, occasionally teasing Clark, who was still a baby, and often being ravaged by Diana.

Of course Diana would not dare to ravage Luther in private, but this woman would look for opportunities.

In addition, Luther could not disobey Diana, who had the power of the mountain. He was always held in her arms and ravaged by her in front of outsiders, and was weighed down by the heavy mountain and was speechless.

It's just too much!

In Luther's eyes, the concept of time is no longer very important, so he stayed for several years. Anyway, he also stayed for several years in the Marvel Universe and Super Seminary.

During this time, Clark gradually grew up, but he was no longer the Clark Kent in the original plot.

Clark was very attached to his brother Luther. Out of consideration for the future, Luther did not let Clark become a rich second-generation waste who was waiting to die. Instead, he gave him an elite education.

Although the current Clark has become stronger than in the original plot due to being exposed to the sun since he was a child, his superpowers are still awakening and his immune system has not yet fully adapted to the drastic environmental changes. Because he was born naturally, if If it was genetically adjusted, Clark would have adapted to it now.

Just like General Zod and the others quickly adapted to the earth's environment and controlled the awakening of super powers.

In terms of learning, Clark has not awakened his super brain, so he cannot be smarter than his peers.

Luther did not want to train Clark to be a useless scholar like Sun Wufan. The field of research was useless at all. In addition to learning normal knowledge, Luther also asked Clark to major in materials science and energy science, as two modern sciences. A big cornerstone, you’re right to learn this.

He was looking forward to what a technological version of Super would look like. Maybe he could crack the dangers of kryptonite himself?

But one day Clark discovered that he was very powerful.

This frightened him so much that he quickly found his father and brother.

The mother didn't know who it was, but Old Luther said that their mother had passed away, and he took them to visit a grave in a decent manner.

So when little Clark encounters problems, he can only go to his father and brother.

"Brother, I seem to be sick!"

Clark was scared and said to Luther nervously.

"What's wrong?"

Diana came out and asked with interest. She saw Clark holding up a car with one hand, and she also saw Clark running to Luther in a panic.

"Sister Diana..."

When Clark saw Diana, he immediately shut up. He didn't want an outsider like Diana to know about such a thing.

(End of this chapter)