"Hello."
Polaris had no ill will toward the girl who looked like a little white rabbit, but her depression kept her from saying much. She merely curled her lips in a simple response.
The little girl was still in the dark, but Lorna knew this Earth was nothing more than a place Deathstroke had found to entertain himself. There was no telling how long this partnership would last.
If that unseen man named Darkseid suddenly showed up, Deathstroke would probably start fighting immediately, then wrap things up and leave, right?
She had great confidence in Deathstroke, and his past record gave others every reason to share it.
"Hello, Lorna. Our codenames sound like they're connected." Annie eagerly wanted to get along with her future colleague. She gently took Lorna's hand. "You're Polaris, and I'm Starlight. Maybe Destiny meant for us to become friends. There are a lot of things I don't understand, so please teach me more in the future."
She smiled happily. Perhaps she truly thought so. Signing the contract meant there was no turning back, and instead, her heart was now full of beautiful hopes for the future.
The green-haired girl was clearly amused by her, because there was no such thing as Destiny. This was merely a mission from the Sorcerer Supreme.
"I'll try, but don't hold me back."
She seemed to understand where the fun came from. Simply put, it was watching people remain in the dark.
Feeling that tiny bit of pleasure, Lorna entered character as well. She decided to play a cold-faced but warm-hearted senior Superhero.
"I won't. I mean, I'll try not to drag you down." Starlight shrank her neck a little and scratched her cheek with a finger, suddenly recalling another question. "Um, partner, what did you used to say after catching