"Never mind whether Superman is one of you Americans—doesn't it look like Superman is at a disadvantage right now?"
Unlike the panic and concern of the other nations, the Chinese representative from the DC Universe remained remarkably calm. Everything was under control. Looking at the footage displayed on the massive screen in the center of the conference hall, the Chinese representative spoke with composed ease.
Only then did everyone come back to their senses. Ignoring the American representative's grandstanding, they watched as Superman was brutally suppressed by Darkseid, their faces filled with terror.
If even Superman was no match for him, how were humanity supposed to deal with this powerful alien?
Japan had already been wiped out. Every nation present feared that they would be next to suffer national destruction.
Only now did everyone present, every representative of every country, truly grasp the severity of the situation.
Even the mighty Superman was no match for him. Who else in this world could deal with Darkseid, this alien invader?
Could they really rely on America?
But clearly, no one believed in them.
American movies often boasted about America saving the world, but everyone knew it was nothing more than fantasy—just a means of fooling the public, or rather, expanding America's influence across the globe. When faced with an actual alien invasion, America's vaunted military strength had no room to be of use at all.
Believing America could defeat the aliens was less believable than the aliens suddenly growing a conscience and giving up their invasion of Earth.
And that was obviously impossible.
"What do we do? What do we do?"
Superman's defeat also threw the American representative into a panic. He could sound high-spirited when boasting, but now that even Superman was no match, they naturally had no one left to