It was another average night for the Man of Steel. Superman was on his patrol, flying over the city of Metropolis to ensure the safety of it's citizens. So far It has been a quiet evening, he only caught one falling person, rescued people from a burning building and also cut the ribbon for the new hospital opening.
Suddenly his Super hearing caught signs of shady activity down at the docks. Flying down there, he flew through the window and landed in the center of the dock's warehouse, where a bunch of men were loading crates of what appeared to be some kind of new weapon.
"Why don't you make it easier for yourselves and give up?" Superman asked them. Right away the men grabbed their guns and fired at him, but Superman easily dodged their attacks, apprehending them in super speedy record time. However, as he was tying them up, one of the men who had stayed hidden suddenly shot him with one of the new weapons, an orange ray striking him. Superman grunted slightly as an electric feeling passed through his body, but he was otherwise unharmed. Within the blink of an eye, Superman grabbed the man and tied him up with the rest.
After the police arrived and took the men in custody, Superman decided to fly home and call it a night. Little did he know that that blast from the ray gun earlier had done more to him than he realized.
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