The feeling of weightlessness invaded Dana's mind, and in an instant, the world spun.
The entire world rotated in her vision.
Am I going to die?
Her mind was filled with this thought.
She was going to die!
She suddenly remembered something her driving instructor had told her when she was learning to drive—"You'll die young!"
Although at the time, she hadn't taken the words to heart.
But now, looking back, the prophecy had truly come true.
Was all destiny predetermined?
Her heart filled with regret and pain, she lifted her head to look at the barn roof.
The culprit who had pushed her down, that man, stood on the edge of the barn roof, watching her coldly.
He seemed to have no guilt or self-reproach about pushing an underage girl down.
Enveloped in a cold aura, this guy, roughly the same age as her, just stood there quietly, watching her fall. What was he thinking at that moment?
With the whooshing sound of wind in her ears, many thoughts flashed through Dana's mind in an instant.
Meanwhile, at the bottom of the barn.
Sportsmaster, lying on the ground, saw his daughter being pushed down. His eyes were bloodshot, and he roared, stood up, and ran towards where his daughter was falling.
All his extreme potential erupted in an instant, and he sprinted forward at a speed faster than the world's fastest sprinters.
Thud!
A streaking light flashed by, and Eric, who had been standing on the barn roof, instantly moved to the bottom of the barn.
A powerful punch landed heavily on Sportsmaster's chest.
"Pfft!"
A sharp pain shot through his chest, and Sportsmaster spat out a mouthful of blood.
Eric had stopped his attempt to rescue his daughter.
Eric, expressionless, gripped his neck.
"Ho ho!"
His breathing was obstructed, and Sportsmaster, unable to exert any strength, struggled desperately.
"Crack!"
Eric wasted no more time with him and instantly twisted his neck. ♦♦ ♦♦
Thump!
The heavy body fell heavily to the ground, and the light in Sportsmaster's eyes gradually faded.
His gaze continued to follow the trajectory of his daughter's fall.
Feeling his life gradually disappear and unable to save his daughter, his heart was filled with despair and regret.
Was this the price he had to pay?
To watch his daughter die in front of him?
If this was the price of fate, why was it so cruel to him?
Injustice Society member—Sportsmaster, after experiencing numerous internal struggles, finally ended his life completely.
His eyes wide open, tears flowing from them, he died with unclosed eyes, looking in the direction his daughter was falling.
In reality, Eric twisting Sportsmaster's neck happened in an instant.
Tigress, who was entangled with Clark, saw her daughter being pushed down from the barn by Eric.
She immediately pushed Clark away and rushed towards where her daughter was falling.
She touched the ground with both hands, landed on all fours, then instantly pushed off, leaping like a feline.
Clark, on the other hand, was completely stunned after seeing Eric push Dana from the barn roof!
He didn't even notice Tigress leaving his side.
By the time he reacted, Dana was about to hit the ground.
Clark gritted his teeth and immediately activated his Super Speed, moving near Dana, attempting to catch her as she landed.
But the sky suddenly changed color, a green afterimage flashed, followed by a giant baseball glove glowing with green light flashing in front of him.
Thud!
Dana's body fell heavily into the giant baseball glove made of green energy.
The one who created the baseball glove to catch Dana was a guy in a green uniform, a rather handsome guy with an eye mask covering his eyes.
The Green Lantern's ring, emitting a soft green glow, projected the giant baseball glove, finally catching Dana, who was falling from the barn roof, at the last moment.
"Wow! That must be the most perfect catch I've ever made in my life!"
Hal, who used the Green Lantern Ring to create the materialized baseball glove, whistled in the sky.
Thud! Thud!
Then two figures descended from the sky.
Supergirl Kara landed first, followed by Wonder Woman, who was completely shrouded in a black robe.
Seeing Green Lantern successfully save the girl at the last moment, both of them breathed a sigh of relief.
Tigress, who had been rushing over, saw her daughter saved, and her almost-shattered sanity finally returned.
Although she didn't know the identities of the three people who suddenly appeared, since they saved her daughter, it meant they wouldn't be cold-blooded scum like Eric Kent.
At this moment, Tigress had already categorized Eric as cold-blooded scum.
She took a deep breath and looked towards the barn. The dilapidated barn had no door to block it, so the situation inside was clear at a glance.
Seeing her husband lying motionless on the ground, Tigress froze for a moment, then immediately moved towards Eric.
But before she could rush in front of Eric, she was stopped by Eric.
The dark red in his eyes flashed by.
Swoosh!
Accompanied by a crimson laser flash, Tigress's head was directly separated from her body.
The headless Tigress ran a few steps forward before falling headfirst.
Green Lantern, holding the materialized baseball glove, was stunned for a moment when he saw Eric directly kill Tigress.
He then looked at Dana, who was lying in the baseball glove, unconscious from fright, and shook his head with a complex expression.
Supergirl didn't expect to arrive and witness such a shocking scene before her. Her impulse to greet Eric and Clark was suppressed.
Diana watched Eric kill Tigress in front of her without any change in expression, merely staring coldly at Eric, whose dark red eyes were gradually fading.
Clark, on the other hand, glanced at Kara, who was standing closest to him, remained silent for a few seconds, then walked towards Eric.
He knew that Sportsmaster was the murderer of the three baseball coaches and also a Super Villain of the Injustice Society, so he felt no pity for either of them.
Although he disagreed with Eric's actions of not even sparing children, seeing Kara suddenly appear and bringing companions, he trusted them even less.
Both of them were individuals exuding an aura of being difficult to deal with, especially the one who created objects using a green ring.
"Kal!"
Seeing Superman guard him while walking towards Eric, Kara couldn't help but call out her cousin's name.
Unexpectedly, upon hearing this name, Clark moved even faster.
Under Super Speed, he instantly moved to Eric's side.
After Eric dealt with Tigress, he turned his gaze to the three who had suddenly appeared.
Green Lantern, Supergirl Kara, and the person shrouded in a robe who looked very much like Wonder Woman.
Were these three the ones who broke into Justice Society Headquarters?
Eric looked at the three who shouldn't have appeared before him and pondered inwardly.
Green Lantern should still be living a carefree middle-class life in Coast City; the real Supergirl Kara should still be drifting in space, or just arrived on Earth undetected; and Wonder Woman should still be living incognito as an ordinary person.
In any case, the three of them shouldn't have appeared before him.
At least not in their current mature forms.
"Eric?"
Clark, standing beside Eric, also felt the serious atmosphere and cast an inquiring look at his younger brother.
"Hmm, enemies far stronger than before, especially that woman."
Eric indicated Wonder Woman, who was completely hidden in a black robe, with his gaze.
"Do you know those two standing next to Kara?"
Clark also sensed Eric's caution and asked him in a low voice.
"No."
Eric shook his head, "At least I don't know them now; I might become familiar with them in the future."
"Now and future?"
Clark didn't quite understand what Eric meant, but he confirmed one thing—Eric wasn't completely unaware of the other party.
Since he could confirm that they weren't completely unknown entities, Clark's unease was somewhat alleviated.
"Clark, we need to fight side by side this time."
Although he didn't know the origins of the trio before him, adhering to the principle of "those who come with ill intent are not benevolent, and the benevolent do not come with ill intent," Eric first considered them his enemies.
"The guy glowing green is Green Lantern. His weapon is his ring. That ring can materialize creations through the wearer's imagination and willpower. Just like you, Clark, you wear a red kryptonite ring and are endowed with an unusually bad personality, while that guy wears a green ring and is endowed with power."
Eric paused for a moment and continued, "So, if you want to deal with him, you have to take off his ring."
"I don't think it will be that easy."
Clark looked at Green Lantern, who was floating in the air, his expression a little grave, "I can't fly."
"Then there's no other way. Perhaps you can try a bad idea."
Eric said, "I heard he's afraid of the color yellow. For example, if he sees a yellow GG sign, he'll faint; if he faces a Batman painted yellow, he'll be furious. Maybe you can use this to try."
"Huh?"
Clark showed an extremely surprised expression.
There's such a bizarre tactic?
But how could he create something yellow?
He couldn't emit yellow beams, and there was nothing yellow on his entire body.
Hmm…
He looked down at his lower body.
It wasn't that there was nothing, but how could he expose something like that?
Shaking his head, Clark cleared the jumbled thoughts from his mind and said seriously to Eric, "I'll handle him!"
On the other side, seeing Eric and Clark whispering something and looking strange, Kara and Wonder Woman exchanged glances.
"It looks like…"
Kara, frowning, said to Wonder Woman, "Eric seems to know us, but how is that possible?"
"This should be the first time he's seen us. Why isn't he surprised at all? Instead, he immediately said our names."
Supergirl also possessed Super Hearing. Although Eric intentionally lowered his voice, she still vaguely heard Eric say words like "Green Lantern."
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