American Comics: Bind a Super Girl and Draw the Power of Krypton

Traveling through DC, Leon was bound to the Godfather system at the beginning - his adopted daughter Kara Zor-El, the last orphan of Krypton, and Supergirl herself. As long as the bond is deep enough, her abilities can be copied. Gotham, the Diamond District, the territory of the Penguin, he is bartending at the Iceberg Club, and Kara is controlling super powers in a shabby apartment - when she first awakens her super vision, everyone looks like a skeleton, and when her super hearing is turned on, her mind is filled with the voices of her neighbors. The bond value exceeded fifty, and the system prompt popped up: Extraction successful - super physique. Li Ang got up from the hardwood bed. The bed board cracked with a punch, and he ran three streets without even catching his breath. For the first time, the night breeze in Gotham didn't send shivers down his spine. Kara squatted on the edge of the rooftop, her blond hair was ruffled by the wind, and turned around to ask him: "Godfather, should I save people or not?" Leon leaned against the door frame and did not answer. The shadow of Batman, the laughter of the Joker, and the wet blood on the Penguin's umbrella flashed in his mind. But he looked at Kara's green eyes and only said: "Wait until you can distinguish between justice and anger - then take action." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.