"If you insist on doing this, I wouldn't advise being too straightforward. It would be best if we could appeal to their emotions and reason with them. If not, don't tear off the mask too early, or we'll easily end up on the back foot." Green Lantern shook his head.
"Of course I understand." A storm seemed to be brewing in Superman's tone. He placed his hands on the table, fingers interlaced. "If they learn our intentions, they'll never agree. Nor can we use force to compel them."
"Why not?" Wonder Woman asked.
At that moment, Batman, who was using surveillance equipment to monitor the meeting room, realized that Diana from the previous universe had been right. The Wonder Woman of his universe had problems. Aside from her inexplicable stance, her intelligence was also questionable.
"Because they possess the power of time," The Flash said. "Those who wield that power are extremely powerful. If, as you said, they can rewind the universe's time without limit, then we can't possibly be their match."
"You also claim to possess the power of time," Wonder Woman said. "Yet you haven't accomplished much with it."
"That's completely different," The Flash said. "What I wield is the Speed Force, not time itself. I can't alter the past either. Do you think I haven't tried?"
Wonder Woman looked away, her expression disdainful. Superman continued, "I don't want to reveal our intentions from the beginning. That would make them especially wary. I hope they'll use that power to protect themselves."
"That makes sense. If they come here to deal with Brainiac but end up in danger and have no choice but to use the power of time reversal to save themselves, then it won't count as us coveting their power," Wonder Woman added.
Batman sighed in the