Metropolis.
The city's streets were as congested with traffic as ever.
At that moment, inside a high-rise not far from Justice League Hall.
Lois Lane stood by the window with a cup of coffee, gazing at Justice League Tower in the distance.
Even at midnight, quite a few tourists had gathered below, drawn here to sightsee.
It had to be said that when Jino established the Justice League's headquarters in Metropolis, he had indirectly helped increase the city's tourist traffic.
"Ugh, neither Jino nor Luthor has been in Metropolis lately, and the paparazzi we sent to Smallville haven't found any trace of them."
Lois's supervisor, a Black man of average build, paced back and forth anxiously.
The company shareholder rubbed at the tie against his chest and said, "What about the others? Wonder Woman, Batman, and that guy named Clark."
"Any news on them?"
Listening to the supervisor rage at the newspaper editors beneath him, Lois helplessly rolled her eyes. "Johnny, we could focus our reporting on Metropolis's public safety situation instead of constantly revolving around those superheroes."
In recent days, Lois had also noticed that public safety in Metropolis had worsened considerably.
The massive influx of people had naturally provided fertile ground for certain illicit industries, which worried Lois greatly.
She did not want to see innocent people harmed.
As a general's daughter, Lois naturally had the confidence to talk back to her supervisor.
The supervisor sighed, but patiently explained to Lois, "Lois, you're right. As media workers, we should devote more of our energy to the public."
"But have you considered something? The Daily Planet isn't a nonprofit organization. We need to eat, we need to operate, and none of that can happen without money."
"If our newspaper has no recognition and can't attract people to buy it,