"All right, back to the point. What are you planning to do? How can I help?"
Oliver knew he couldn't persuade Batwoman, so he dropped the argument and steered the conversation back to the Other-Dimensional Monster.
Kahndaq was still a country, even if it had only one city. An entire city being wiped off the map was bound to make the news.
Even after the Year of the Villain had left people numb to reports of murder and arson, this was different. The Justice League was involved.
That was why Green Arrow had rushed over with his ex-wife. He was a Superhero, after all.
Under the lights, Batwoman pulled her Bat-USB from the equipment and swept her cape aside.
"I don't need help for now."
With that, she left. The automatic door slid open and shut, and she vanished into the darkness of the corridor.
Green Arrow had known it would go this way. Batwoman trusted no one, especially when something was happening, and she didn't even try to hide her suspicion.
Oliver took a deep breath, spread his hands, and said to Clark, "I thought she'd learned to share lately."
Superman gave him a warm, sunny smile and patted him on the back. "She has changed. Before, she wouldn't have told us what she planned to do, would she? Telling everyone her intentions before leaving is already a big step. Don't be too hard on her."
"Me, hard on her?" Green Arrow pointed at his nose, then looked around at everyone present. "I've never demanded that anyone do things my way."
"Well, it doesn't really matter. If Batwoman can investigate it on her own, we'll have time to do something else." Aquaman had fetched a plate of mashed potatoes from somewhere. During the famine on Earth, he'd developed a