Chapter 46 Battle of Mungo

A deafening roar resounded throughout the underground space, and it was the sound of Jay being slapped upside down in the cheek by the alien tyrant. His body flew across the room with what Mungo called "Black Mercy," smashing through four walls—or five, he couldn't count, and then pierced in one breath. When he came in, he went around the labyrinth passage for a long time and flew back into the sewer outside the facility.

The water in the underground channel was still being pumped into the speeding turbine. The fan blades spun tirelessly until Jay burst through the wall directly opposite, like a bullet into the running turbine. The metal casing was easily smashed into pieces like paper, and the sharp-edged fan blade shattered into two parts with a bang when it cut into Jay's body and was thrown out with a long string of snow-white spray. The water turbine screamed violently and stopped working with the splashing water and black smoke.

Jay got up from the current, the icy rush of the groundwater rushing across his nasty cheeks. He grinned slightly, and it hurt a little bit just now.

Another figure chased through the wall, landing heavily in front of him. As soon as Jay looked up, Mungo's giant palm had clamped his neck, pressing him hard on the wreckage of the scrapped water turbine. Mungo's ugly face came close, and his scarlet eyes seemed to be burning. He smiled evilly and said, "You know, kid, I've been trying to find you since you came to my place to make trouble. Me and the Kryptonians... let's say, it's a little unpleasant. Holidays. After Karl-El died, I thought I had lost my chance for revenge, but your presence gave me another chance; you even wore his uniform, his mark! So you are my fun, and I won't let anyone take that fun away."

"Um...a memorable speech, but you know what? I have something to say to you too."

Mungo's eyes moved: "What?"

"You talk too much."

At the same time as the words fell, Jay slammed his right fist with all his strength and hit the uppercut firmly on Mungo's jaw. The great force rushed out from his fists like a surging river, and Mungo's figure was like a rocket lifted off through layers of pipes and flew out of the ground, and it rose to a height of tens of meters before falling again. His vast body slammed onto the head of an unfortunate car in the street, every pane of glass shattered to slag simultaneously, and the roof was slumped to the seat. The seriously deformed car whirled and hit the fire hydrant on the street, and the water column shot into the sky.

Jay shot out of the hole Mungo had knocked into the sky and landed in the bustling neighborhood. The street fell into complete chaos in an instant. Mungo's "falling from the sky" caused traffic accidents. The water column was thrown high, turned into countless water droplets, and splashed on the road like rain.

It seems that the people of New York haven't encountered this kind of fairy fight on the street for many years. They have almost all had a "normal" life rhythm. Unfortunately, this record has finally been broken today.

Mungo ignored the panicked crowd, stood up, and walked slowly, facing Jay at a distance of more than ten meters. The water from the fire hydrants washed down their bodies like a downpour, washing the pavement reflective.

Mungo smiled and rubbed his chin: "Your fists are mighty; I will admit that to you. But compared to Superman? It's still far from it."

"That's true." Jay shrugged. "But against you? Enough."

Mungo snorted lowly. He arched his vast body and pressed one hand on the wet road like a cheetah ready to go. He roared, and the road at the heel popped up cracked, and the flying dust seemed to form an air circle, pushing his figure to burst out.

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Jay suddenly lifted his breath, his fists moved forward, and he also accelerated towards Mungo Fei. The bright red cloak rattled behind him, the wind pressure formed by the violent friction between his body and the air cut through the road like a blade, and long cracks chased and stretched forward behind him.

This is a direct collision of power and power, and there is no room for tricks. The two afterimages swept out together, crossed out of a gym on the street, and flew out two blocks unstoppably, smashing all obstacles along the road arrogantly. The aftermath of the shock may have overturned three or five unlucky cars. Car.

Mungo's body slammed into the asphalt, leaving a vast pit of his size on the ground. His head shook, and he was in a trance for a while. The moment his vision recovered, he saw the Kryptonian boy flying high, and behind him was a dazzling golden sun. He fell quickly with a ten thousand force and pointed his fist directly at Mungo's forehead.

Mungo reacted quickly and rolled over, and Jay's heavy fist almost fell to the ground. The terrifying impact spread radially in the form of cracks, looking like a vast spider web from a high altitude. Mungo avoided the blow and swept Jay in the face with a reflexive punch before he could catch up. Jay felt his body was out of control in such a short moment. He was unlucky and slammed into a truck oil tank with an oil logo. The sparks generated by the speeding friction instantly ignited the full oil tank. The violent flames engulfed him like a demon with claws and claws rushing into the sky and hissing and roaring.

Jay shook his head and stepped out of the roaring flames, leaving the billowing fire behind him. He suddenly felt he must look handsome, like a Terminator in a movie who walked out of the fire unscathed. Then he saw all the great arks caused by the battle between the two, and it looked like two heavily armed armies fighting a war in the city.

Even he thought it looked incredible. Indeed, he always knew what he could theoretically do. Still, he never actually did it - unreservedly unleashing his power, he had never seen how terrible passion wer was in such an intuitive way.

Maybe that would raise a bunch of other questions for him to think about, but not today, at least not before the giant alien fell. At this time, Mungo relentlessly attacked him again. He roared and held up a yellow-painted bus. The bus was full of panicked children. It seemed to be a school bus.

He seemed to want to hit Jay with the school bus as an iron rod; if he did, not even the crash-proof steel beams and bulletproof casing would keep the kids safe. Jay had almost no time to think, and two thick red thermal vision beams burst out from his eyes almost instinctively, knocking Mungo away from the middle of his abdomen.

Mungo was pushed by the fiery red laser beam and broke several lampposts before flying backward into a subway station. The school bus previously held by it sank suddenly under the pull of gravity. Jay flickered right below it and caught the bus firmly with both hands. The frightened children stared at the superman from the car window with wide-eyed eyes. Jay carefully placed the car on the ground and pulled open the deformed and stuck reinforced alloy door with one hand.

"Okay, here we go, kids." Jay tried his best to give a friendly smile. "Get out of the car and be safe."

A little girl in the front row opened her eyes and asked, "Are you, Superman?"

"No, I don't... well, I am."

"Everyone said there is no Superman anymore, and I said it was not true." A young boy said with a ruddy face, "I said a long time ago that Superman will come back!"

If time permits, Jay might spend as much time interacting with the kids as Superman did before, but he doesn't have that right now. The ground not far away exploded with a "bang," and Mungo "sprang out from the flying masonry and dust again and took deep footprints on the floor with his feet.

He watched Jay fly down before him and snorted, "It's a little bit more than I thought, but it made the process more interesting."

"Let's face it, Mungo," Jay said, "it's over. People will see the truth, and your puppet government is ending. If I were you, I'd be in the office. Hurry up to buy a spaceship in the last few seconds and run away."

"Oh, is that so?" Mungo twitched the corner of his mouth and smiled confidently, "I don't think so."

"what?"

Jay sensed something strange in his eyes, vaguely aware that something was wrong. He raised his head suddenly and found that the sun still hanging in the air had just now disappeared without a trace. The blue sky suddenly became gloomy, and I saw that the atmosphere was filled with unique particular, spreading in a spiral ape toward a specific center outside the atmosphere.

And soon, he noticed the center of releasing these particles - the building of the world federal government, which is like a black transmission tower, continuously removing some notable fluctuations outside the atmosphere.

"Have you finally noticed?" Mungo laughed.

Jay glared at him and asked, "What did you do?"

"Remember what I said? It's not in my plan that things will develop to such a level?" Mungo smiled, "Remote your so-called world government and use puppets to manipulate human society. The original plan was not like this at all; I Never thought it would be so easy; my further plans would not help. But just in case someone finds out about this one day - as it is now, I made the original plan as an emergency plan. And I met with you and activated this plan ten minutes ago."

Jay gritted his teeth and asked, "What the hell did you do?"

Mungo grinned, revealing a mouthful of white teeth.

"I built a space tunnel large enough to use your government building as a sign for precise navigation," he said. "I'm about to summon 'World at War'."