"...So, for a long time to come, the Justice League had to focus on economic development, keep an eye on the economic conditions of every continent, and especially monitor outlaw organizations like the League of Assassins. When necessary, they had to give them the opportunity to seek financial aid at the earliest possible moment..."
Even Superman understood what Schiller meant: basically, keep hunting down illegal organizations like the League of Assassins, beat them half to death, then force them to take out high-interest loans.
It sounded pretty evil, but it was an assassin organization, and those smoke-belching Assassins clearly did not look human. Even Superman could not sympathize with them—after all, he still had to figure out how to spend that demolition compensation.
Just then, Schiller's phone rang. He answered it and said, "Oh, is that so? That plan sounds good. You've already finished sampling and collected the materials? Smelting? All right, I'll ask for you."
After hanging up, he looked at Wonder Woman and said, "Ma'am, I remember you have a brother who is the Fire God, and he was not affected by the operation to abolish Mount Olympus, right?"
Wonder Woman nodded. "That's true. He usually doesn't leave his territory. What is it?"
"It's like this. Two scientist friends of mine extracted a new type of metal from Gotham's buildings, but its properties are quite strange. Ordinary high temperatures cannot smelt it, so they want to find a better method. That made me think of your brother. I was wondering whether he could help."
Because Schiller had helped the Amazon solve its reputation crisis and had even brought in a huge wave of tourists from around the world, allowing them to make a fortune, Wonder Woman's attitude toward him had completely changed. She nodded happily and said, "No