After looking over the Riddler in the photo, Su Ming fell silent for a few seconds.
"I understand. It might not work, so we'll talk about it when the time comes. Back to the point—did you find Supergirl?"
"I did. Please look."
The Adjutant projected a surveillance recording. It showed a subway station, where Supergirl, dressed in her red-and-blue uniform, fiercely swiped her card through the turnstile and boarded the train with a fearless expression.
"HAHAHAHA!" Harley burst out laughing the moment she saw it. She rolled around in Little Dai's arms. "Is something wrong with this girl's brain? She can fly, so why is she taking the subway? And she even used a monthly pass? Isn't that just exposing her identity?"
As its name suggested, International City was a gathering place for multiple races and cultures, as well as a convergence point for all kinds of international ideologies.
Human rights associations and organizations of every political stance sprang up here one after another.
That was why there were no cameras inside International City's subway cars, since they were supposedly an infringement on human rights. Every station only had a single decorative camera left, yet it happened to capture Kara's ridiculous moment.
Kara was young to begin with, and living in a place like this often left her feeling at a loss. She also frequently made absentminded mistakes.
The Bio-Field could conceal her identity. The old "Superman glasses" joke Su Ming often brought up—that nobody could recognize Clark as Superman after he put on glasses—was actually one effect of the Bio-Field.
But subway monthly passes were registered under real names. Kara had just swiped hers to enter the station. For anyone determined to uncover her identity, it could not have been easier.
At a certain hour, minute, and second, the