Batman had to marvel once again at the clever girl's seamless little combo.
She had probably been suspicious of Hal for a while. Of course, that was hardly strange. Out of everyone, Hal had spoken the least. Nothing he said sounded wrong, but if they had to pick the most suspicious person, it would definitely be him.
After all, Batman had said before that the more someone spoke, the more likely they were to make mistakes. Anyone who was not the mole would try to provide as many details as possible to prove themselves. But the mole would be more nervous, afraid Batman might catch inconsistencies in those details, so it was better to skip them. Green Lantern's statement had been the least convincing.
That was why Jena had deliberately let the can cut her hand. She knew that a vampire who had been hungry for nearly two days and one night would have almost no resistance to fresh blood. Even if he could restrain himself from pouncing on it, he would definitely show some kind of abnormality.
Jena had no other way to identify a vampire, so she could only provoke Hal, make him so distracted that he forgot to defend himself, then lure him over and hug him while he was off guard to see whether he had no body heat.
The result was more or less what she had expected, but even if there had been nothing wrong with Hal, her behavior would not have been considered inappropriate.
But clearly, Green Lantern had taken the bait.
Batman had said they could not accuse anyone without evidence, but body temperature already counted as fairly conclusive evidence. Superman and Wonder Woman immediately turned suspicious looks toward Green Lantern.
"What are you talking about?" Green Lantern frowned. "How could I