While the agent went to search the back, the other agents had already pinned Damian down. Diana had wanted to warn them that he might be dangerous, but these agents seemed exceptionally fearless. At Schiller's command, they moved without a moment's delay and pinned Damian to the ground.
Diana had not expected Damian to put up no real resistance, nor did he hurt the agents as he had hurt her. He merely struggled and shouted, "The Justice League and the president! You've been deceiving the public all along! You damned bastards!!!"
Honestly, even though the little guy had injured her just moments ago, Diana could not help thinking that he was absolutely right. He had become the righteous, kind-hearted resistance fighter, while her side had become the shadowy masterminds spinning a web of conspiracies.
But there was no helping it. She was already aboard this pirate ship, and there was no getting off. Diana walked over to Schiller and asked quietly, "So this was your goal?"
"Which goal?" Schiller smiled at her. "I have many goals."
Just as Diana was about to count how many goals he had achieved, she saw reporters rush in. Leading them was the editor-in-chief of the Daily Planet, followed by Lois and a group of independent reporters.
They first rushed to the mural and snapped away, then immediately went to interview Schiller. The editor-in-chief, however, had a sharp eye. He came over to Diana, raised his microphone, and asked, "Hello, ma'am. Was it through cooperation with the government that you took down these Martians?"
After steadying herself, Diana said, "To be honest, I had no idea this was a Martian conspiracy at first. I thought my own people really had committed the crime. At first, I only wanted to clear up the fact that I