Superman had wanted to warn Shane not to believe a single word Reverse Flash said.
But upon hearing news related to Flash's whereabouts, even Superman could not hold back and took the initiative to question Reverse Flash.
With more than half the Justice League members set to leave, and Batman being too stubborn to ever admit he was wrong, their top priority could only be finding Flash, who had vanished without explanation for an entire night.
"Sorry, I don't want to tell you anything. You lack even the most basic respect for a professor."
Reverse Flash was extremely rude to Superman and made it clear that he would not share any information with him.
Of course, the implication was equally obvious—Shane had always been very polite to him.
Shane pointed at the pink-skinned alien Superman was still holding in his hand, his arm bent grotesquely as he hung there like a dead dog.
"You should take him back first. The Justice League hasn't completely disbanded yet, so there should be somewhere to hold him. And that girl from yesterday should be awake by now, right?"
"Oh no, Kara probably has superpowers now."
At Shane's reminder, Superman immediately grew anxious.
When General Zod had first been exposed to Earth's yellow sun, he had been unable to control many of his powers. If Kara casually fired heat vision into her surroundings or something—
That would be far too dangerous.
But Superman looked at Reverse Flash and did not dare leave casually.
Shane could only give Superman another dose of reassurance.
"Besides, if Mr. Thawne wanted to hurt me, why would he have saved me just now? Wouldn't that have been completely pointless?"
Then Shane looked troubled by the Yellow Lantern rings flying chaotically around him.
Even Batman might not be able to