"Absolutely not."
Shane bypassed Shazam entirely and looked at Batman, raising both hands to make a crossing gesture.
The excitement on Shazam's face instantly froze.
This time, Shazam was the first to be unhappy.
He had been ignored by all sorts of people far too many times lately.
It caused him severe dissatisfaction.
"Hey!"
"Hey! Look over here!"
Shazam flashed right in front of Shane, snapped his fingers twice in rapid succession, and then waved his hand.
"Pal, I know you're tough, but why do you always ignore me like everyone else—you aren't running some kind of big-guy discrimination or something, are you?"
Having Shazam's fan-like giant hand waving constantly in front of his eyes forced Shane to look at him.
A hint of helplessness appeared in his expression.
As a man from the future, Reverse Flash obviously knew Shazam's true situation, so he simply stood on the sidelines with his arms crossed and watched the show.
"We are going to a world on the verge of destruction, facing a group of super, super crazy madmen desperately begging for a way out."
Shane tried to describe the severity a bit more accurately so that Shazam would retreat in the face of difficulties.
"You are a superhero, and you've only ever dealt with some criminals and supervillains."
"But you haven't seen how much potential a civilization can burst forth with before its destruction, nor do you have any idea what kind of methods they can pull out for survival that you could never imagine in this lifetime."
"When criminals are stopped by you, they only temporarily lose their freedom; when supervillains are struck down by you, they only temporarily pause acting out those crazy philosophies."
"But the place we're going to next means facing a group of the remnants of a