By the time the ship arrived at the Kent farm, Kara had brought her family up to speed on everything they'd missed, including the full story behind both Karen and Connor's creations, both of whom were immediately accepted, along with telling them about Lena, who, to her relief, Alura and Zor-El were both eager to meet and Sam wanted to size her up to make sure that this woman deserved her sister, while Zak-El was still acting like a pompous asshole.

Her parents were also eager to meet Jeremiah and Eliza to thank them for taking Kara in and raising her to be the woman she was now.

Jor-El, Lara and Tim-El all wanted stories about Clark, but Kara had insisted that they hear about his life from him directly, since Clark had flown to Metropolis to pick up his wife and kids and bring them to the farm on Smallville so that they could meet them. Jor-El and Lara were also eager to meet Connor too, since from what they'd heard, Connor was basically another brother to Clark, which in their eyes, made him their son too. And they wanted to welcome him into the family.

And Zor-El and Alura felt the same way about Karen.

Zor-El was also very happy to learn that his daughter had followed in his footsteps as a scientist, she was the only one of his children who had, since Sam had chosen to go into the exploration guild while Zak worked as an archivist.

"Here we are." Kara said as she landed the ship on the outskirts of the farm and made sure it was cloaked.

After they walked up to the farm, they found Clark waiting for them.

"So, this is where you grew up?" Zak-El asked his cousin distastefully, since this whole place was repulsive to him. In fact, the idea that his sisters and cousin wanted to live on this rock was repulsive to him, since in his opinion, Earth and its people were primitive inferiors. The only use Earth could serve would be as a new home world for Kryptonians due to the powers they'd gain. And humankind would only ever be good as slaves. Not that he'd say that out loud, especially around his earth loving sister and cousin.

"Yes and it's home to me. Sorry if it's not what you were expecting." Clark said a little too harshly, though no one could blame him for being defensive of his childhood home, especially since this farm was his inheritance after his parents passed away, a long time from now of natural causes.

"I think it's wonderful. All this open air and space, it's such a refreshing change from living in the cramped confines of Argo. I mean you can literally walk to the edge." Sam said as she took in the sun and breathed in the fresh air. She could see what her cousin felt so protective of this place.

"Yes, it is nice. But I didn't come here to the house you grew up in. I came here to meet the people I have to thank for raising my son to be such a wonderful man." Lara said before smacking her nephew over the head for his rudeness as Clark smiled at his mom.

"Follow me. Ma's just as eager to meet you as you are to meet her." Clark assured her and Lara beamed as she and Jor-El followed Clark into the house, where he was immediately jumped on by his daughter, the younger Lara.

"Daddy." Lara said happily as her father picked her up and Clark smiled when he saw his wife and sons standing with his Earth parents.

"Hi Lara. I want you, your mom and your brothers to meet my Kryptonian parents. Your grandpa Jor-El and Grandma Lara. Who you were named after." Clark said and Lara turned to her new grandparents with a happy grin on her face.

"Hi." Lara said as her namesake reached for her.

"Oh, she's precious Kal." Lara said.

"Thank you. But I can't really take any credit for that. She gets her looks from her mother." Clark said.

"You're right about that." Lois said with a smile as she joined them with Jon, though she had to drag Jordan over.

"Mom, dad, this is my wife Lois Lane and our twin sons, Jonathan and Jordan. Jordan is actually named after you dad." Clark said.

"It's nice to meet you both." Lois said politely.

"And it's nice to meet the woman who made us grandparents. Tim-El will be so excited to meet you and your children." Jor-El said, since their other son was preoccupied with his cousins.

"Who?" Lois asked.

"Turns out I have another brother. Tim-El. He's out with Kara and her family right now." Clark said.

"Then why don't we go join them. After we let your mothers meet." Lois said as Martha and Jonathan Kent joined them.

"It's so nice to meet you both." Martha said as she pulled Lara into a hug, though being mindful of her granddaughter who was still in her arms.

"And we owe you both a debt that we can never repay." Lara said.

"That goes both ways, since we both wanted a child desperately, but Martha was unable to get pregnant. We were already considering adoption when Clark here crashed in my cornfields. Best day of our lives. Though the days our grandchildren were born are a close second. Not to mention our other son Connor." Jonathan said.

"Where is he anyways?" Clark asked.

"Doing exactly what you did at his age. Hiding out in the loft of the barn." Martha said.

"I'd better go drag him out here, since there's no way he's missing this." Clark said.