"Time's up. Hand in your papers," Batman said. "Wake up if you're sleeping."
A clamor rose in the classroom. Some wanted to seize the chance to copy a few more answers, but they abandoned the idea when Batman's disapproving gaze swept over them.
"Be careful when you grade these. Don't give them a chance to sneak in and change their answers," Roland reminded Deadshot.
"Okay, I will," Deadshot said. "Help me keep an eye on them."
"I know. A few of these kids need extra attention." Roland glanced at several of the Grand Church's heaviest hitters.
"What are you looking at me for?" Kara pouted. "I'd never do something like that."
"Neither would I." Raven's eyes darted away.
"I'll help you keep an eye on her," Teen Titans Go Trigon said. "Studying hard is important. How else are you going to rule the world?"
"...I think sealing him at my side was a mistake." Raven pressed a hand to her forehead. "I should've just refined him away."
"I'll stay out of your father-daughter business." Roland shrugged. "When you have time, let's discuss how to drag this world's version of your dad over here."
"We'll see, but I don't think he'll be coming to Earth anytime soon," Raven said. "At least not while Superman's still around."
"Speaking of which, where did Superman go?" Roland asked Kara. "Conner's been handling everything in Metropolis lately. His fan clubs are almost into the triple digits. Even Lex Luthor's gone off to focus on inventing, and Toyman actually bought a house in Gotham."
"No idea. Apparently, he picked up some really important signal from space and left before he could explain," Kara said. "I called him on the communicator, but he wouldn't tell me what he was doing."
"That's odd..." Roland scratched his head. "Don't