At that, she glanced at Joanna again.
"And Miss Joanna, too."
"Vought has been following you closely. I've wanted to find a chance to meet you for a long time."
Joanna had been looking around. Only when she heard someone address her did she turn.
"Oh."
She nodded casually.
"Hello."
Madelyn did not mind Joanna's cool response. She knew perfectly well that Superheroes were not ordinary people.
Especially someone at Joanna's level. Getting a reply at all was good enough.
"I forgot to introduce myself."
Madelyn continued.
"Madelyn Stillwell."
"I'm the new vice president of the Vought Public Relations Department. I only took the position recently."
"From now on, I'll probably be your point of contact for publicity, media events, and other public affairs."
Lin Mo's eyes shifted slightly.
So Madelyn had already begun climbing Vought's ranks. Vice president of public relations might not sound like a position with much real power.
But for Superheroes, public relations could sometimes be more troublesome than the executives. They controlled reputations.
They controlled public opinion, and they knew how to package someone as a hero—or drag a hero through the mud.
In the original story, the Superheroes had practically all feared Madelyn. The old Joanna might genuinely have been swayed by her.
But with Lin Mo here, things were different.
"I see."
Lin Mo smiled.
"Sorry for the trouble we'll cause you, then."
Madelyn's smile widened a little.
She had expected someone like Lin Mo to be difficult to approach. After all, news of yesterday's events had spread throughout Vought.
According to what the executives had passed around, Lin Mo had also destroyed the experimental facility. That had forced the upper ranks into an overnight meeting.
Even Edgar had explicitly ordered them not to provoke him without good reason. Normally, someone like that