"Superman had always been an alien. Maybe he could save humanity once, but he could not keep coming to save humanity forever. What humanity needed was the ability to protect itself, not blindly relying on an outsider."
Perhaps feeling that his words had been somewhat inappropriate, Bruce Wayne added an explanation.
After all, Superman Clark was still extremely popular in human society and had a huge number of fans. Flash, standing right before him, was one of those who greatly admired and trusted Superman.
Therefore, Bruce could not make his words absolute.
However, from beginning to end, he had never wanted to trust Superman, that alien.
"That's right. This time, it's Earthlings' own problem. We can't keep begging Superman for help forever."
Wonder Woman Diana nodded as well.
Though she was not as extreme as Bruce Wayne, she also did not want to rely entirely on an outsider.
As the first female Super Hero and, in a sense, a symbol of women's rights, Diana was an exceptionally independent woman. She had never wanted to rely on others, and Bruce Wayne's words now resonated with her.
Of course, Earth did not belong to humans alone. Whether it was Wonder Woman's Amazon people or Aquaman's Atlanteans, as native races of Earth, they all fell within the category of Earthlings. When facing an alien invasion, they naturally needed to reach a consensus and stand united against the enemy.
"Still, we're fairly lucky this time. At least Superman and the others are on the same side as us this time. In terms of top-tier combat power, we're not lacking either."
After thinking it over, Bruce Wayne still said this. Superman and the others were incredibly powerful, and their strength definitely had to be counted.
"As far as I know, Superman and the others have