Chapter 3529 Research on Cats and Dogs (77)

However, this way of using it also has some benefits. That is, it can fundamentally solve the problem that Kryptonians are too strong and difficult to control.

For example, now, Hal can wake Zod unscrupulously without worrying that he would smash the surroundings with a mess after waking up. Because he might be difficult for him to raise his arm now.

After Zod woke up, he was indeed very weak. To be precise, he could not completely leave the cryogenic cabin, otherwise he might be in danger of life.

Because this matter is related to Krypton, all Kryptonians were called, including Clark and Kara of this universe, as well as two superhumans of other universes.

However, considering that this is a conversation, not an interrogation, it is inevitable that it is a bit threatening and putting too much pressure on the other party. So Hal took Zod to another room, and the others watched the surveillance in the conference room.

Hal was only on the sidelines to watch, and the real representative of the conversation was Oliver. After reading Zod's resume, he was also very curious about what the general thought.

Although his ability was greatly weakened, the Kryptonian's super vision still allowed Zod to see the content of the document in Oliver's hand. He snorted disdainfully:

"It seems that you have been to my hometown. I hope those green flies haven't walked away..."

Hal was about to get angry, but Oliver stopped him. He sighed softly and said, "General Zod, you should understand that it is because we found this information that you have the opportunity to talk to us. Otherwise, we can send you directly to the laboratory.

"Of course, I don't want to talk to you with this threatening attitude. There is no point in attacking each other, I think you should know this more than me.

"We won't force you to cooperate. We just want to know what happened in your hometown of Krypton and what role you played in it."

Zod was silent, as if he was a negative resistance, but he also seemed to be recalling.

Oliver followed his promise and did not choose to ask questions, as if he wanted to be there for as long as he wanted, which also means he had confidence and was not afraid of delaying time.

Zod seemed to have accepted his fate, and it seemed to end his memories, and said, "You humans always have this meaningless curiosity. But I did not come to satisfy your curiosity."

"In fact, we are curious about why you came. If you are willing to talk about this, it's OK." Oliver always acted gentle, but it was an annoying gentleness, which was like the other party was in control, and he was just an ant crawling over the table.

"Of course I'm here to find Carl Al. Unfortunately, he will always be on your side and help you weak humans, not his fellow countrymen."

"What's this!" Clark in the conference room shouted loudly. He believed Zod could hear it, "It's been a few months since he came to Earth, and he never looked for me from beginning to end!"

"I am a reporter, my phone number is public. He can contact me if he is willing to investigate it a little, but he doesn't! Now he wants to push the responsibility on me, but there is no door!"

After saying that, Clark showed his call history and text message history to prove his innocence.

Bruce pulled his arm and said, "If he contacted you, can you still go back with him?"

"I didn't say that. Besides, even if I want to go back and see, will you still stop me?"

"Of course not, I mean, if you want to go back and see me. I want to go and see it."

"I'll go too," said Diana. "Actually, I'm really curious about what your Superman's hometown would be like."

"Hal must have got the coordinates," Clark said. "When he goes back to report, we will take a ride together."

Zod's temples thumped in the meeting room next door. He took a deep breath and said, "You stupid, mean..."

"I hope you think about your wording carefully, Mr. Zod." Oliver said with a smile, "Even if you are not afraid of death, you should consider it clearly that your spaceship is still in our hands."

"If I guessed correctly, without this ship, your wife and children would stay in the Phantom Zone forever. Right?"

Zod's fist suddenly clenched. A little shaking began to appear in his heart, not because of Oliver's threat, but because of his realization that the other party really had some information channel that he didn't know.

His and Usa can indeed be found by querying certain records on Krypton, but his child was not long after he was born, and this group of humans could not enter the Phantom Zone. How did they know?

Zod took a deep breath and said, "I will not be threatened by you."

Oliver looked at him helplessly and said, "It seems that you have always been threatening us, Mr. Zod. We have just taken some necessary measures of self-protection. You can't deny this, right?"

Zod also secretly regretted it in his heart, but it was not for anything else, but for his own carelessness. He shouldn't have entered the earth rashly without investigating it clearly.

But people are always responsible for their decisions. After figuring this out, Zod looked at Oliver and said, "Even if you kill me, you will not get any information from me. If you don't believe me, you can try it."

Oliver didn't feel surprised. It would be strange if such a person could spit easily.

"Whether you believe it or not, we have no intention of killing you, or even doing anything to you. Even if we need some scientific research, it will not endanger your life safety. As for your family, we have no idea how to start."

"But I also hope you know that we did not directly treat you as an experimental product to carry out research because there are things in you that we deserve to regard you as a respectful life. We want to know the whole picture of things, but we just want to explore these things more deeply, rather than inquire about intelligence."

Oliver sighed and said, "Mr. Zod, your race has been destroyed. Whether you want to admit it or not, it is true. Many secrets you think should be kept are meaningless. Can we still invade Krypton against the past?"

"We sit here and invite you to talk about your past, and we are not looking for science and technology or Kryptonian intelligence. An extinct civilization will not become an opponent of humanity. We just want to know what kind of person you are. That's all."

"Why are you interested in this?" Zod asked.

"Why can't we be interested in this? It's important to us."

"What is important?" Zod said, "I never have any meaningless fantasies. Kryptonian text is clearly destroyed. In this case, everything that happened on that planet once means nothing to you, including my past."

"No, I think this may be the difference between humans and Kryptonians. History makes sense to us and has great significance. We want to hear the facts from you, just hope that the history we can learn is true and accurate."

"I still don't understand," Zod said.

"Okay, then I'll just say it. This may be abrupt, but I'll say it anyway. Judging from what we've investigated, Kryptonian parliament is wrong, and you're right. You're not a criminal, but a hero."

Zod was stunned.

Oliver raised the information in his hand and said, "This is our judgment of history. This judgment has aroused our new curiosity: If you are not the destructive maniac who is full of evil plans, then why are you so eager to come to Earth?"

"You see, humans won't learn from history, but we will find problems from history and compare them to what we are now. This is the source of our almost endless curiosity. Are you not curious about it?"

Zod pursed his lips tightly.

"I'm not a hero." The ravines on Zod's face swayed under the shadow of the light, as if the earth had been moving for hundreds of years, bursting out in an instant.

"By human standards, you are. If you are not by Krypton's standards, then maybe this is the main reason why Krypton is dead and humans are still alive."

Zod looked completely unbearable. He said, "Do you think this will defeat me?"

"Your problem is not right or wrong, but love and hate." The gullies on Oliver's face are also like swords and swords, but his eyes look like the land that has just been soaked by rivers, thousands of miles of fertile land, and a smooth road.

"You love your home, so you want to change it. You hate it too, because there are so many things out there that can't understand you. I've had times like that. I understand it's painful."
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