The United Nations meeting had ended, but Shane's projection remained at the Watchtower's conference table.
In fact, only the Global Guardians and Martian Manhunter had withdrawn. Aquaman and Wonder Woman were also projections, yet neither had left.
"What do you mean, hiring me as the Teen Titans' Instructor?"
Shane asked Batman with a strange expression.
Batman paused.
"I mentioned before that, considering Shazam's actual age, as well as others who have not yet reached a sufficient age but have gained powerful superpowers through various coincidences, or who are successors cultivated by certain people—"
"They are not mature enough yet, nor do they have sufficient understanding of their own abilities. Therefore, the Justice League decided to establish an organization called the Teen Titans."
Shane furiously rubbed his face.
"Who asked about the Teen Titans? I'm talking about the Instructor thing!"
Batman turned his head slightly.
"You need a reasonable and legal job. The Teen Titans' establishment was approved by the United Nations—"
Seeing Shane's bizarre, crooked expression, Batman immediately changed his wording.
"The wealth I promised you before is a very large sum. I can't simply hand it over to you like you found a piece of gold on the ground. Paying you a salary is an appropriate way to handle it."
Only then did Shane stop pulling faces and let out a half-understanding "Oh."
Maybe it involved finances, taxes, or something like that. He could not make sense of economic matters anyway.
Whatever. Batman had always been generous with money.
Superman nodded enthusiastically from the side.
Because he planned to send Kara into the Teen Titans as well.
After all, Diana had already left the Justice League. It was not a long-term solution to keep leaving Kara on Themyscira.
Besides, with the kind of environment Themyscira had—a bunch of loud,