Clark was reluctant to discuss that topic, because his views aligned with Barry's on this matter, while Batwoman's aligned with Diana's. It vaguely represented the two opposing philosophies within the Justice League on "how to be a Superhero."
Neither side could convince the other.
Talking about it now would be an absolute waste of time.
But Batwoman had already brought it up. Clark could run away once, but constantly avoiding it wasn't a solution.
"Bruce, I know you mean well, but people really aren't as dark as you think."
Superman walked over to Batwoman's side and forced himself to look at the incomprehensible code on the screen.
"Humans are born dark, because Entropy shaped humanity—it is the source of chaos." Batwoman retorted quickly without taking his eyes off the screen. "Take an infant. Even if it is born knowing nothing, it will still fight its siblings for food and compete for its parents' affection. During the process of growing up, family education, common sense, social morality, and laws make humans into people rather than chaotic beasts."
"Or into Batwoman. By the way, how's the situation with The Batman Who Laughs?" Clark smiled and snapped his fingers.
"Deathstroke took the initiative to deal with The Batman Who Laughs. Diana and Barry are with him, along with Arthur and Oliver. He took half the Justice League's strength with him." Batwoman remained expressionless, as though he were merely stating a fact without any particular emotion. "And don't try to change the subject. I'm not that stupid."
Superman's futile attempt had been seen through. He scratched his head and spread his hands. "Fine. I still stand by what I've always believed: when I see people who need help, I have to help them."
"I have no objection to that, because it is one expression