Then, shifting his tone slightly, he turned toward Lois and looked at her intently, a hint of curiosity in his voice.
— By the way, now that Superman is back, is Ultrawoman going to stay in Metropolis?
Lois, sitting at her desk, stiffened slightly, avoiding Perry’s persistent gaze.
— I don’t think so, she replied, searching for her words. That’s what she said when we interviewed her... She was only here to replace him during his absence.
— Alright, alright... Perry responded, though a trace of doubt lingered in his voice. His eyes remained fixed on Lois, as though he sensed more than she was willing to admit.
Perry always knows more than he's willing to admit.
The reporter read her notes in a serious tone:
“An AP dispatch informs us that a young woman, practicing urban exploration, has been trapped in the old Johnston lead mine, east of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. According to local authorities, the mine, abandoned since the 60s, no longer has a water pumping system. With the current weather conditions, the young woman may be in imminent danger.”
Clark felt the urgency rise within him, his thoughts focused on the situation.
It's a trap, Clark!
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