[Those guys from the future were useless, so Superman took me to see Wonder Woman.]
[The Amazons of Themyscira had a unique healing technique—a purple ray that could cure every disease and wound.]
"I think killing you outright would be the better choice," Wonder Woman said. "Is there any need to heal you?"
[Wonder Woman from our world thought the same thing.]
[Because of this, he fought Superman.]
[But Superman still used his usual methods to persuade Wonder Woman, and I was taken to the Amazons—a place no detector could find.]
[There, Wonder Woman tied me up with the Lasso of Truth.]
[I was terrified. Damn the Lasso of Truth. I wasn't ready to be buried yet. This wasn't the ending I wanted.]
[I was about to master interstellar travel. This little ball of mud couldn't be my grave. It couldn't. It wasn't fair.]
"I think so too." Lex Luthor clenched his fists. After hearing this, he understood the feeling all too well. "I'm about to die, while Superman is immortal. He'll continue looking down at us humans with a god's contempt forever, until the end of time."
[Cut the crap. What you said back then was exactly the same as what I said. But it wasn't true.]
[Considering what you know about Superman, are you describing Superman—or yourself with Superman's powers?]
"No, whose side are you on?" Lex Luthor snapped, as if his secret hobby had just been publicly put on trial.
[You know the answer, because you are me.]
[Superman respected humanity without question, even someone like me.]
[He looked upon humans with awe as they went about their daily lives without his powers. Even crossing a street or climbing a ladder carried risks. In his eyes, humanity fought through the darkest of eras without superpowers, facing unfathomable