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"They will not only be your idols, but they will also be my idols in the future," "The Flash" Barry said, with a comforting pat on "Green Lantern" Hal's shoulder.
"You just need to keep them in your head, and put aside the sensational words for now," Connors said. "Aren't you guys going to start a collaborative team like theirs?" Back in Metropolis, Connors struck while the iron was hot, intending to bring about the birth of the "Justice League" in one go. He was going to add another layer to the melon-eating reward for "the Justice Society," which had ten superheroes and five villains involved.
"I'm a human being and don't need to worry about a villain's retaliation hurting my family. I join," "The Flash" Barry was the first to state.
"Superman" Clark didn't hesitate at all. "…Although my biological parents died with the demise of Krypton, I still have an adoptive mother, but I will protect her. I join too."
"The Flash" Barry snapped his fingers. "Look, Hal's parents died more than ten years ago, I'm an orphan, and Superman is an alien tramp. How about we call it the 'Only Orphans Alliance'?"
…Good hell joke. Connors glanced at "The Flash" Barry. Barry's hell jokes were not funny. At least, none of them present could laugh, and the atmosphere was instantly awkward.
Still, the kind-hearted "Superman" Clark took the initiative to rescue the situation. "Batman, what about you?"
"I'm not good at dealing with people, but when you need help, just come to me." Batman refused to form a league, but not entirely.
"Hal, what do you say?" Barry asked "Green Lantern" Hal.
Hal seemed sullen, but everyone present had experienced what happened in Seaside City, empathized with it, and did not feel that "Green Lantern" Hal was being overly sentimental.
"So stupid. Really," Hal said with some sadness. "I mean, none of them were even real."
Who said it's not true? Wait until I'm more capable and bring them out of my memory to scare you to death, Connors thought, looking forward to Hal's expression. "But they gave their lives for us, and that's true enough for us."
After saying this, "Green Lantern" Hal's emo state was even more visible to the naked eye. In order to get him to take his attention off this matter, "The Flash" Barry once again took the lead and looked at "Superman" Clark. "There seem to be only two people in our alliance. Do you want to post a job advertisement on the TV station?"
Connors also did not expect the Justice League to form so easily, mainly because Earth had not yet encountered a crisis that a single hero couldn't solve. Don't rush this, take your time.
Barry's ability to change topics was awkward, at least in Connors's opinion, and far inferior to Batman. Mr. Wayne spoke as soon as he opened his mouth. "I'm going to make some preparations for something that might cause 'the future' to disappear. I thought it was Superman before, but now it seems most likely to arise because of you."
"Ever since I noticed you, just like what happened in Seaside City, you have been there wherever disasters occur. I even wonder if you have encountered some curse."
"I only have one curse, which is to lose my car frequently." Connors, sensing that Mr. Wayne's persecutory delusions were starting to rise again, quickly prepared to leave. It's not that he didn't want to say; it was mainly that the respective timelines of the superheroes and villains the world had been exposed to so far were not quite right. There were so many beautiful comics he had read in his head, and this place did not seem to belong to any Earth where a big event was about to happen. If this were to be said to Batman, it would probably not be over for three days and three nights.
Sitting and talking about it for three days was not something Connors could bear. For this reason, he simply did not disclose any information, to prevent this master from getting to the bottom of it. So Connors kicked the ball back to Batman.
"Compared with this, I am more curious about the big news that happened in Metropolis a few days ago. Half the city was in ruins. Why didn't anyone come from New York?"
"…Well, should New York have sent someone to support?" Barry thought Connors was talking about the military.
I have to find a chance to go… Connors put his trip to New York on the agenda. But before that, he would have to go back to Gotham and borrow Mr. Wayne's computer. With the information network there, he believed he could check the information about the superheroes in New York. When he was in Seaside City, Connors had kept his phone with him, but there was no signal. Back in Metropolis, the signal was restored. Connors took a look; it was mostly all kinds of cute and funny messages from Harley Quinn.
On the contrary, after "Catwoman" Selina connected to the network, her expression changed.
"What's wrong?" Connors asked.
"My collection was stolen!" Selina said in some haste.
A thief has been stolen from? Connors curled his lips. Her anti-theft measures aren't very good.
It had happened yesterday. Selina forced herself to calm down. "It should be too late to recover it. I want to adjust yesterday's surveillance video."
Connors nodded, left her alone, and looked at Batman. "What kind of melon are you… I mean, what's wrong?" Mr. Wayne had been wearing his mask, which had left many people present without seeing Batman's expression. But at this point, his voice was filled with eccentricity.
"Someone broke into my Batcave and took away a long sword that I had brought back from my early travels around the world."
"How about you adjust your monitoring too?" Connors also felt that things were weird. By such a coincidence, both were stolen?
"I already have. It was the day before yesterday." Batman had already gotten the message and images from Alfred. As Batman displayed the transmitted image in the air through a projection on his wristband, everyone present, except "Green Lantern" Hal, was stunned. It showed one of the superheroes that was often seen on TV sneaking into the Batcave with a giant sword on his back: "Wonder Woman" Diana.
The other one on TV a lot was Superman. One was because he saved people around the world and was in the news a lot. The other was in the news a lot because of her good looks and beautiful thighs.
The projected images showed Wonder Woman breaking into the Batcave with a sparkling something in her hand, and a short sword in the Batcave was glowing the same, as if calling out to each other.
"Catwoman" Selina looked at the projection on Batman's wristband, then looked at the surveillance screen she had retrieved through her mobile phone, and said hesitantly, "Mine was also her."
Uh-huh! The group's eyes turned to Selina's phone again. It also showed Wonder Woman, carrying a large sword, breaking into a collection warehouse that appeared to be located among tall buildings. And she had taken away something that was also glowing, just like the thing in her hand.
"When did Wonder Woman change her career to Wonder Woman the Thief?" Barry exclaimed in surprise.
Connors, on the other hand, was lost in thought at this point, having thought of a certain video series he had once seen: the officer takes the thief who stole something to a warehouse to examine it in depth.
Wonder Woman, you don't want the people of the Amazon to know you steal things, do you?
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