Ben 10 in the Arrowverse (Book 4)

Smallville

Smallville

A/n: It's the Smallville from Earth 167.

(Ben and Nora pull up into the Kent Farm in the car)

Nora: It was nice of Clark to invite us over to the farm.

Ben: Yeah, he told me he's makes a brisket for lunch.

Nora: Mmm, that sounds good.

(The two get out of the car and they see Clark walking towards them)

Ben: Clark.

Clark. Ben. Nora. It's good to see you again.

(Clark and Ben shake hands)

Nora: It's good to see you too. How are you?

Clark: Good. These past few months have been really quiet.

Ben: Dose that mean no superman-ing?

Clark: There were a few times I put the cape on. But for the most part, I've just been myself.

Nora: Is anyone else here?

Clark: Lois is finishing up cleaning the house and the girls are with there grandparents.

Ben: How is it having your dad back?

Clark: It's... it's like a dream come true. Since Crisis it's like my life has gotten better.

Nora: Have you noticed any other changes since then?

Clark: There has been one thing. Lex and I are best friends again.

Nora: Superman and Lex Luthor are best friends? That's so weird.

Clark: He's not only my best friend, he's also the president.

Ben: Having the president as a best friend. That's cool. At least he sounds better than the Lex in National City.

Clark: Come inside, Lois wants to meet you.

(The three go inside the house)

Clark: Lois.

Lois: I'm coming down.

(Lois walks down the stairs)

Lois: Hi. You must be Ben and Nora.

Ben: We are.

Nora: It's nice to meet you Lois.

Lois: So, who's hungry?

(Everyone sits at the table eating lunch)

Ben: Wow. That was good.

Nora: I think that's the best brisket I've ever had.

Ben: Did you use your heat-vision?

Clark: Nope. Just the Kent family recipe.

Ben: Is there a chance you could share the recipe with me?

Clark: I'll see if we have a pen and paper somewhere in the house.

Lois: Was that comment targeted at me?

Clark: Well, you do keep breaking every pen you touch.

Lois: Sorry, old reporter habits.

Clark: And what about all of the paper you used?

Lois: Well... I really like writing things down.

Clark: Oh really? Is that why you keep forgetting to get groceries.

Lois: No, I usually write whatever's on my mind.

Clark: What's on your mind now?

Lois: A certain farm boy who is good at cooking.