American comics: Damn it, I’m surrounded by those who worry about their fathers!.

Chapter 155: Filial Clark's Super Impact!

"John, why did you tie up Rocky?"

Peter cast a scrutinizing gaze at Azu.

"Dad, it's because"

A-Zu had a headache and mumbled for a long time, not knowing how to explain.

Helpless, he could only look to Clark for help.

"Godfather, we suspect Loki has transformed into Lex Luthor to rob a bank."

Clark glanced at Loki who was pretending to be innocent beside him, took a deep breath and explained to Peter.

"It's just a suspicion, Clark. You don't have sufficient evidence."

Loki shrugged and said to Clark: "This should be a prejudice, Clark. After this kind of thing happened, you subconsciously believed that I did it."

Clark argued with him in a somewhat anxious tone: "That's because you turned into Lana before."

"My transformation into Lana has nothing to do with this."

"You often do pranks like this, Loki."

"This is not a prank, bank robbery is a crime."

As he said that, Loki turned his gaze to Peter, "Dad, I dare not do such an illegal thing. I am a person who abides by the law."

"So you didn't do the bank robbery thing, did you? Rocky."

Peter spoke up to stop the two from arguing and asked Loki with a serious expression.

Although he himself often does illegal things, he doesn't want the current Loki to learn from him.

"No, of course not, Dad, you have to believe me." Loki raised his hand and pointed to the ceiling, "I can swear to this, Dad."

"Okay, I will investigate this matter, but Clark, Star-Lord, and Zu, whose idea was it that you tied up Loki?"

A Zu looked at Loki who was pretending to be a victim and felt very depressed.

He was now 100% sure that Loki had let himself be caught on purpose.

His sinister purpose is to appear as a victim in front of his father and get scolded by him.

Sure enough, the guys born from trees are much more evil than normal people.

"It was my idea, Dad."

While A-Zu was complaining in his heart, he admitted his mistake to Peter.

"I was too impulsive. I won't do it again next time."

Suddenly, he changed the subject, "Since Loki said he didn't do it, Dad, in order to make up for my mistake, I can find out the real murderer."

A Zu expressed his willingness to find out the real murderer for Rocky.

Rocky didn't expect A-Zu to take the initiative to find the murderer.

He was stunned for a moment, feeling that things were somewhat deviating from his original plan.

If A-Zu really found the murderer, wouldn't he be praised by his father and become a clown instead?
He wanted to say something else, but was interrupted by Peter.

"It's a good idea, but be careful about your own safety."

Peter directly agreed to Azu's proposal.

In fact, he probably guessed that Loki had done a lot of tricks last night, so he was tied up by A Zu and the other three.

But he didn't believe Loki would rob a bank.

You know, this kid is only four years old. Why would he rob a bank?
Besides, I never educated Loki to become a super criminal.

"Loki, we need to talk."

Peter said as he turned his gaze towards him.

He needed to talk to the other party to see if there were any bad signs, just in case.

Seeing Peter's meaningful look, Loki felt a little uneasy.

Logically speaking, shouldn't Clark and the others be the ones being interviewed?
"Do you know the real murderer?"

After leaving the farm, a somewhat dejected Clark asked A-Zu.

"No, I just don't want to be scolded by my father and then be laughed at by Loki."

A-Zu said that his purpose was not to find the murderer.

"But for me, finding the murderer is just a piece of cake."

A-Zu said confidently.

Clark was not as optimistic as him, "Are you sure? Azu, we don't have any clues."

"We can go to the scene to investigate. Don't forget, you and I both have super vision and can see things that others can't see!"

Azu patted Clark on the shoulder and continued, "Except lead and zinc, of course."

The two have discovered the shortcomings of their super vision.

Clark's super-sight cannot penetrate lead, and Zu's cannot penetrate zinc.

For some reason, these two metals have a restraining effect on the two.

"What if we really did wrong Loki?"

Clark said unsurely.

"Whether he was wronged or not, it doesn't matter anymore. Anyway, his goal has been achieved."

Azu disagreed, "Loki's purpose is just to cause trouble anyway."

"He's a bit like you when you were a kid."

Clark coughed and said to Zu: "Although you don't like him, you two are really alike sometimes."

"No, you are wrong. He is not like me. Don't forget that he grew from a tree. He might have grown crooked at any time."

A-Zu shook his head in disdain.

He would never admit that Loki looked like him.

As they talked, they soon arrived at the Luthor Family Bank. Clark used his super vision to observe everything in the bank.

He soon discovered something was wrong.

Within the range of his X-ray vision, he discovered some traces of green kryptonite in the bank.

Although the amount of kryptonite was very small and difficult to detect, he still discovered it.

Clark frowned as he looked at the trace amount of kryptonite powder left on the counter.

He thought back to the various kryptonite-irradiated mutants he had experienced before, and the events that had occurred as a result.

Could it be that the murderer this time was also someone mutated by kryptonite radiation?
Did he really wrong Loki?
at the same time.

Smallwell Antiques.

Martha Kent pushed open the door and walked inside.

"Hello, is anyone here?"

Seeing no one at the counter, Martha called inside, "Is anyone there?"

"Good morning, Ms. Kent."

Soon, a lady walked up to the counter and greeted her in a somewhat flustered manner.

"Hi, good morning, how's business?"

Martha often comes here and greets the other party skillfully.

"Great, I've just been a little busy lately. I've been doing a lot of estate sales at the Metropolitan, and now I want to sell this store."

Martha was a little surprised to hear the owner said he wanted to sell the store. "What a pity, Ms. Chris, I thought you liked this store very much."

Ms. Chris shook her head. "No, I don't really like this kind of life. It's a repetitive routine every day. It doesn't seem to have any meaning."

"Well, isn't Tina here?"

Martha didn't want to continue talking about this rather heavy topic, so she asked about the other party's daughter.

"She's at Lana's house. They've been getting along pretty well lately and have been inseparable."

Martha nodded, chatted with the other party for a while, and asked, "Um, I came to get the lamp. Is it fixed now?"

"desk lamp?"

Ms. Chris was stunned for a moment and seemed not to react.

Martha reminded her, "The lamp that Jonathan left with you to repair."

"Oh, I remember now. It's right behind. I'll get it for you."

Chris pretended to realize something and walked back.

After the other person left, Martha looked at everything in the antique shop curiously.

The table lamp with a simple and age-like shape and the jewelry box that was quite old attracted her to walk over and stop.

Walking to a mirror, she looked at herself in the mirror, and suddenly her eyes caught sight of something strange under the cabinet opposite.

Confused, she turned around, walked to the cabinet, bent down to pick up something from under the cabinet, and was shocked to find that it was a stack of sealed hundred-dollar bills.

A rough estimate would be about five thousand US dollars.

Looking at the banknotes in front of her with a shocked expression, Martha was a little at a loss.

"Ms. Kent, the lamp is not fixed yet, maybe you can."

While Martha was holding the banknotes in a daze, Chris walked out while talking.

As a result, I happened to see that she was holding a stack of banknotes in her hand.

Both sides looked at each other and fell into awkward silence for a while.

"that."

Martha was the first to react and explained to the other party: "This is, I...I found it under the cabinet."

As she said this she handed it to the other person.

Chris took the bill expressionlessly, then quickly smiled. "I'm sorry, it was my negligence. A customer paid in cash, and I spent the whole day looking for it, but I didn't expect it to be under the cabinet. Thank you, Ms. Kent, you helped me a lot."

"This is a large sum of money. You have to be careful."

Martha breathed a sigh of relief when she saw the other person's serious expression disappear.

She said to the other party: "Since the lamp is not fixed, I will come again next time."

Martha felt that the atmosphere was a bit weird and wanted to leave immediately.

I left in such a hurry that I didn't even have time to take my bag.

When Chris found Martha's bag, she immediately stole her car keys from it and shouted to her, "Ms. Kent, your bag."

After hearing the voice, Martha had to return in embarrassment.

After Martha left, Ms. Chris stared at the other person's back. The skin on her face kept moving and changing, and her appearance and figure also changed dramatically.

In just a few seconds, she transformed from a middle-aged woman into a young girl.

Tina, who changed from the image of her mother Chris to herself, lowered her head and looked at the key in her hand, with a cold light flashing in her eyes.

On the street, Martha was walking with a bag on her shoulder, looking worried.

She wouldn't simply believe what Chris said.

Who would forget such a large sum of cash?

What's more, in her impression, Chris is not a careless person.

She always felt that everything she had just experienced in the antique shop was full of weirdness and incongruity.

As she was walking and thinking absentmindedly, she didn't notice a car suddenly rushing towards her.

The exclamations from the crowd woke Martha up.

She raised her head and looked forward, and was shocked to find Clark driving his car towards her.

It seems that the other party's purpose is to crash into him!

(End of this chapter)