Since Luthor had only called them in now, it meant he had no intention of telling the Tuxedo Skeleton this news. That reassured Diana quite a bit.
Of course, she still needed to remain vigilant. Luthor was no good person either, and he was the kind of supervillain she found especially irritating—an intelligent one.
Lex had been defeated by Superman who knew how many times and launched countless terrifying schemes in Metropolis. Even when the Justice League had conclusive evidence against him, he had never spent so much as a day in prison. He even had enough prestige to run for President of the United States. That was not something an ordinary person could pull off.
"Lex."
Thoughts aside, she did not slow her pace as she entered the room. Diana expressionlessly greeted the skull, and it responded by blowing out a string of bubbles.
"Wonder Woman, Supergirl, and... a lunatic. It is good to see you again. Although I already know you came from another Timeline, friends are still friends. Do you need my help?"
Harley said nothing, merely chewing her gum as she gave the skull the finger. She had nothing to say to Luthor; Little Dai could handle this.
"Who was that skeleton just now?"
Since the skull had asked, Diana naturally did not stand on ceremony. Her personality did not lend itself to beating around the bush, and she went straight to the point.
Yet a burst of laughter came through the room's speakers.
"Heh heh, why would you ask that question? Naive, far too naive." Though the skull in the jar did not move, the synthesized electronic voice seemed to carry a note of contempt. "You may not believe it, but the answer is—I do not know who he is. Do you understand what I