"Actually, I wasn't really listening." Aquaman said bluntly. "More precisely, I only caught about a tenth of it. I don't have your kind of superpower, so listening wouldn't have helped anyway. I think everyone's a good person."
Batman seemed to smile. He said somewhat helplessly, "I'd prefer to assume that too, but unfortunately, I can't."
"Don't expect too much from my account, either. I was in Atlantis for the past few months and didn't come ashore often. Seabrook is pretty remote, and there wasn't much news from there. I might not have much to say."
"Talking about Atlantis would be good too," Batman suggested. "Vampires aren't good at diving, so there's very little chance they'd harass Atlantis. If things on land go badly, we may need your help."
Aquaman seemed to gain some confidence. He said, "If that's the case, Hal and I will both have plenty to talk about. Hal had been carrying out missions in space before, right?"
Green Lantern nodded. "I was just thinking about that. I returned to Earth fairly rarely over the past few months, so I don't know much about the vampires. I'm afraid I won't have much to say. If we can talk about the Green Lantern Corps, at least I won't seem at a loss for words."
Aquaman kept eating sandwiches and drinking from the side. Once he was nearly full, he wiped his mouth and said, "You should get some rest. You're the only ordinary person here, after all. I'm worried you won't be able to keep going."
Batman shook his head. "It's fine. I'll go look over some materials over there."
After Jena and Zan lay down, they faced each other. Jena gestured toward Batman with her eyes, but Zan shook his head at her.
Jena said nothing. She turned