He-El quickly comforted Kara and had her represent the New Krypton Empire in joining the United Nations.
Whether they joined the United Nations or not did not really matter. It was merely something to keep Kara and the Superman who would wake up later occupied, letting them represent New Krypton in dealing with humanity.
Although the New Krypton Empire had not officially been founded yet, the moment Kara planned to visit the United Nations, they had already begun preparing to add another permanent seat. The five permanent members would become six.
Once they joined, they would be family. Everything could be discussed together; there was no need to keep fighting.
In an instant, Earth's five great powers turned into obedient children. Even those powers that had stationed troops in other countries and invaded other nations quietly withdrew their forces.
Everyone began behaving very properly.
Naturally, governments around the world were also eager for the New Krypton Empire to join the United Nations and become one of Earth's nations.
Weak countries immediately contacted Kara, strongly requesting diplomatic relations with the New Krypton Empire. Major powers also extended goodwill, expressing their willingness to help the New Krypton Empire restore its economy and so on. Their attitudes were so friendly that Kara briefly felt humanity on Earth really consisted of good people.
When Kara came back intending to tell He-El about it, he disdainfully tossed her to Zero and had Zero listen to Kara express her naive, kind-hearted thoughts. He wanted Zero to educate Kara; He-El had no interest in teaching her himself.
In any case, Kara could not affect any of the New Krypton Empire's decisions. He-El simply let her serve as the New Krypton Empire's diplomat, leaving a relatively favorable impression of the empire in Earthlings' eyes.
If Earth had not