Chapter 1251: Zod Appears Calm on the Surface, But Is Actually Panicking

Su Han's expression was extremely complex and vivid.

You were discussing, and how did the topic suddenly veer off? First, solve the main issue before talking about anything else, okay? Tony Isn't the Richest: "I have no objections!"

Aizen Sōjirō: "Since the president specifically called out me to handle the Ginyu Force and offered a reward,

what objections could I possibly have?"

Qi Mu Nanxiong: "...... Is the reward given to me a bit too much?"

Qi Mu Nanxiong frowned; he didn't think it was too little, but rather too much, for after thinking hard, he realized he hadn't contributed much at all in the entire battle.

It was impossible to compare with someone like Su Han, who directly held the front line.

Su Xiao Xiao: "I think it's about right... I just watched, and my contribution was minimal, while yours was far greater than those guys beside you."

Clark Kent: "......"

Tony Isn't the Richest: "That hurt."

Su Xiao Xiao: "As for who contributed the most... my final allocated points are almost double yours.

So there's nothing to argue about!"

Qi Mu Nanxiong: "...... If that's the case, then please, president."

Since Su Han had said this much, for Qi Mu Nanxiong to refuse would be... not giving Su Han face.

Considering this, Qi Mu Nanxiong simply agreed outright.

Seeing this, Su Han nodded slightly, then completed the point allocation.

Tony's expression instantly turned solemn; he clasped his hands together.

Immediately, the world began to twist.

The mirror world began to collapse on a massive scale.

Su Han and the others appeared atop the ruins of Metropolis.

Batman, clad in the Bat-armor of Hell, stood beside them.

The Flash, Green Lantern, Green Arrow, Aquaman, and Cyborg stood farther away.

Aizen, gentle and refined, held his zanpakutō, resembling a teacher on a spring outing.

His demeanor was too gentle; even with a sword in hand, no one would take him for a warrior... unless one noticed the Ginyu Force members lying dead at his feet... Zod General and the many Kryptonians stood nearby, eyes down, hearts still, outwardly calm and composed.

As if they cared about nothing.

But inwardly, he was panicked beyond measure.

Especially Zod General.

He had truly believed he would die under Frieza's planet-destroying strike.

Who could have imagined the turn of events—that Frieza was directly eliminated by Su Han?

That power of Su Han's... a single thought altering the world.

Even now, recalling it, he still felt his heart tremble.

It was truly, godlike.

Even with the utmost confidence in his own race, Zod General still felt trembling and despair when facing Su Han.

He could not conceive of any possibility of defeating Su Han.

On the other side,

Batman also studied Su Han and the others, a flicker of understanding passing through his eyes.

He recalled his first meeting with Tony, when Tony had said—If Clark truly has problems, our side will handle it; we won't let Clark reach Earth.

Originally, Batman had doubted this, but now, after seeing Su Han and the others' combat power, all his doubts vanished.

The power displayed by Su Han and the others was too overwhelming... truly sufficient to suppress Clark.

"The mission is complete; we should leave now!"

Su Han scanned the Wonder Woman beside him, then glanced at the many future Justice League members in the distance.

"...... Leave now?"

Batman frowned, his voice low.

"Batman, do you have any doubts?"

Su Han stared at the Batman before him.

After a moment of silence, Batman spoke: "Are you Earthlings?"

His voice, aided by the voice modulator, was deep and gravelly, revealing not a trace of the tone belonging to Bruce Wayne, the playboy of Gotham City.

"Except... this guy, all the rest are!"

Su Han pointed at Aizen, paused, then whispered, "This guy is a Shinigami."

Batman: "......"

Wonder Woman: "!!!"

What the hell is a Shinigami? Batman studied Aizen's refined appearance and the five dead Ginyu Force members at his feet.

Batman: "......"

He couldn't be certain whether Aizen was a Shinigami, but Aizen's overwhelming strength was undeniable.

The combat power of the Ginyu Force members was unquestionable.

Their leader, Ginyu, could fight evenly with Zod General; any of the remaining four could cause serious trouble for an ordinary superhero.

And all five powerful members were killed by Aizen.

Yet Aizen showed not the slightest sign of disorder, as if he had merely taken a spring stroll, not participated in battle at all—such power had reached an indescribable level.

If such power could truly be called Shinigami, it would be entirely justified. Batman pondered, never having imagined Shinigami as an occupation.

As for Wonder Woman on the other side, she was just... utterly bewildered.

She sized him up... Blue Dye.

She couldn't make sense of it no matter how hard she thought.

This guy is a Shinigami—why can't I sense any divinity at all...!? Wonder Woman sensed something, and her brow furrowed.

She realized Blue Dye wasn't a physical entity, but a highly concentrated collection of souls—visible in this world only through a special medium.

"... So that's it!"

Wonder Woman understood something.

"This guy, strictly speaking, is a deceased spirit... wait, that's not right either! Even if he's a dead spirit, he has no divinity—how can he be called a Shinigami?"

Wonder Woman was utterly bewildered.

Su Han heard the thoughts of the two before him, and his eyebrow twitched.

He could only sigh inwardly—these people really knew how to imagine things—but said nothing in explanation.

He silently clicked submit quest.