The Avengers really were different from the Justice League. Whenever something went wrong in the Justice League, everyone rushed to take the blame.
Even though Batwoman never apologized, she never shirked her responsibilities. She might say things like, "This was my oversight," "I didn't think this through," or "This got out of control."
If you understood Batwoman, you should know that this was actually her way of apologizing. You couldn't demand too much from a mental patient.
If you judged Batman by the standards of a classic Superhero, then she was definitely unqualified. But she had never considered herself a Superhero.
When everyone in the Justice League could proudly call themselves heroes, she would only say, "I'm Batwoman."
Of course, there was no need to delve too deeply into a mental patient's inner world. Otherwise, sooner or later, you would go mad yourself, turn into Joker, and argue with Batman in Gotham.
From the perspective of cybernetics, all one needed to know was that Batman had no worldly ambitions and would never leave Gotham for long. You could also say that bats were beneficial animals.
Even if she was mentally ill, to Su Ming, she was like Joker, Luthor, Little Cousin, and the others—a useful mental patient.
Joker could provide entertainment, Luthor could provide scientific research, and Little Cousin could help kill people. Even if those things were not free, they only required insignificant costs.
Batman was a free "quality inspector."
She had previously sneaked into 40K and investigated a mountain of information. Her persecution complex had probably flared up again, prompting her to prepare a few contingency plans. She looked rather sneaky about it.
But as the Sorcerer Supreme, now that Deathstroke controlled the great tree that was the Marvel Multiverse Timeline, he had to allow insects, birds, and