"Maybe because he's a human supremacist.→"
Tony said, "He once told me that your existence would weaken humanity's potential."
"..."
Superman was dumbfounded. That was actually the reason? He complained, "Is he really just a lunatic?"
Tony shrugged. "And a seriously crazy one at that."
"The problem is, that evidence alone can't get him prosecuted. Even if it could, he could find a scapegoat to take the fall."
Batman said, "A major capitalist like that is difficult to deal with."
Andrew smiled. "Understandable. After all, aside from Clark, we're all major capitalists."
Superman rubbed his nose, feeling strangely offended.
"Batman, you handle Deathstroke. Tony, find a way to investigate Lex Luthor. His plan definitely isn't limited to this."
Andrew thought for a moment, then said, "Also, tell General Calvin about this and have him suspend the military's key cooperation with LexCorp."
Tony nodded. "No problem. Leave it to me."
After making the arrangements, Andrew continued, "At the next Justice League meeting, I'll make a suggestion. I'll tell you about it first.
I'm planning to install nano-cameras in everyone's communication watches. Don't get worked up. Hear me out first. For starters, it'll be voluntary. No one will be forced.
Second, the nano-cameras can be turned off, and unless permission is given, their contents won't be uploaded.
Installing nano-cameras would, on one hand, prevent another situation like Superman's. On the other, it would establish a video network, allowing me to command you better in battle and allowing you to coordinate more effectively.
I won't interfere with your privacy, much less monitor you. Any member can take the cameras apart for examination, and I'll make the camera code public as well."
"I have no objections. Actually, my Battle Suit has always had cameras on it."
Tony said indifferently. Batman said, "Disasters are becoming