Schiller roughly swept his gaze over the people in the hall. There were probably more than a hundred gathered here, around thirty from each faction on average. Their bearing and mental state made it clear that they were the best of the best. These people would likely become the backbone of the future Justice League.
Of course, there would be more people in the future, but the first group was crucial. They were the most important foundation for all subsequent work, and their management and training could not be handled carelessly.
Fortunately, both Bruce and Oliver had solid management experience. They both came from prominent families. Bruce ran Wayne Enterprises, while Oliver had led the Mexican Revolutionary Army. Those two organizations each had at least tens of thousands of people. If they could shoulder management responsibilities for groups that large, handling a few hundred people would be easy.
Before long, the people in the hall had been organized. They used the simplest method of lining up by height, counted everyone, confirmed the roster once more, and then drew lots to determine their classes.
The basic training did not include any specialized courses. It was mainly about becoming familiar with society, so there was no need to divide them by race or abilities. The classes were primarily meant to arrange living quarters.
The hundred-plus people were divided into four classes, with an average of twenty-five to thirty people each. Every class had a class leader. Bruce and Oliver served as homeroom teachers, each taking charge of two classes. Aside from teaching, the others were also responsible for logistics management.
Schiller was drawing a consultant's salary from the Justice League, after all. Since he was already here, he might as well make himself useful, so he also became a Psychology Professor.
However,