The Comprehensive Evolution of American Comics.

Chapter 1075 Drawing a pie

"But unfortunately, it's not up to us to decide. In the end, it still depends on how these big shots make the decision."

Hal put his hand on the shoulder of the Flash next to him, who rolled his eyes at him before turning to Batman.

"But I really didn't expect that, Batman. How did you convince those big shots to let the Justice League listen in without showing their faces? We didn't have this privilege before."

Although the United Nations has recognized the legitimacy of the Justice League, so far it has little to do with it except for the rights necessary to capture super criminals, such as transnational and arrest rights.

For example, the Justice League cannot interfere with the activities of other countries. You can offer advice but you cannot forcibly intervene. Also, the Justice League cannot eavesdrop on or discover the secrets of various countries, even though Cyborg has already seen most of the secrets of various countries.

However, at least on the surface, the relationship between various countries and the Justice League is still quite ambiguous, with the Justice League acting like a henchman organization.

Many within the Justice League have already realized that various countries are still wary of them, but this is normal in everyone's eyes, after all, one can never be too careful.

This can also be attributed to Batman's training of them. The fact that they were able to get together after the Babel incident shows that they are all very open-minded.

Subsequent events proved that Batman's plan did indeed have some effect. Moreover, Batman was more ruthless to himself than to everyone else, so in the end, everyone wisely chose to avoid talking about it.

Over time, the Justice League's relationships became increasingly solid. Even when they disagreed and argued, they would only get red in the face at the time, but the next day they would still be able to put their arms around each other and confidently put their backs on each other.

Even newcomers can quickly integrate into this big family under the influence of this environment. However, while the Justice League is thriving internally, it is not doing so externally.

As the Justice League gradually expanded, this superhero team, which was ostensibly inherited from the Justice Society of America, grew from seven members to a team of over a hundred, including unofficial members.

This is a team of 100 superhumans. To put it bluntly, if the Justice League wanted them, they could change the situation on Earth in an instant.

According to insiders, the Justice League could destroy all governments and then take control of the Earth in just ten minutes.

This is why the government allows people like Amanda to exist, and it's similar to why most supervillains aren't sentenced to death.

This is similar to the system used by ancient emperors, a system of checks and balances. Superheroes still have supervillains to fight. But what if the government kills all the supervillains? What will the remaining superheroes do then?

Could they be so bored that they think, "The emperor's throne rotates, and this year it's my turn"? No one can guarantee that this won't happen.

Ultimately, it all comes down to the saying, "You can know a person's face but not their heart," and most people, especially politicians, tend to think of people in the worst possible light.

I've heard that a government is considering recruiting a team of superhumans to help them handle all sorts of shady dealings or conflicts with superhumans like the Justice League.

Currently, the plan is still pending, but Shangmang's attitude towards it is ambiguous. After the last beastification incident, the matter has been put back on the agenda.

We are currently in the stage of selecting candidates.

You ask why Batman knows about this? Well, it was Yang Le who instigated it. He gathered Batman, Green Arrow, and Cyborg to form a team and gathered a lot of classified government information. Currently, the team only has the four of them, and according to Batman, there's basically no possibility of expanding the team.

Originally, Batman only wanted himself, Yang Le who proposed the idea, and Cyborg who carried it out to know about this, but Yang Le felt that there should be a backup plan for everything, and based on this idea, Green Arrow was brought in.

Batman wouldn't be surprised by anything the government does, but the feeling of being schemed against despite putting in so much effort would be unpleasant for anyone.

After that, Batman felt no remorse for his schemes against the authorities, even though he didn't feel much remorse to begin with.

Now, Batman has brazenly placed a surveillance camera in the conference room and openly invited the Seven to watch it together.

However, perhaps because of a guilty conscience, Batman did not answer the Flash's question, and everyone assumed that the former was true, since Batman's silence was a constant.

The meeting was basically a series of questions raised by ambassadors from various countries, which were then answered by the special envoy from the Far East.

The entire meeting can be described as gradually improving, with the situation becoming increasingly favorable for the Zerg in the Reach. Apart from the video recording just now, this is largely due to the promises made by the special envoy.

The Reach Zerg will provide comprehensive assistance to Earth in all aspects, including biotechnology, medical technology, and space travel technology, striving to raise Earth's various levels to the level of a third-tier civilization within ten years.

These promises were even more inspiring than the previous eloquent speech, instantly breaking the composure of the ambassadors from various countries, who began exchanging ideas on the spot.

The envoy knew that to take things a step further, he needed a powerful catalyst. So, he used the same beetle machine, but this time, instead of projecting war history, he projected a blueprint.

"Before we arrived on Earth, we conducted some research and learned about your current predicaments, such as cancer. Our experts have put forward the above insights after studying it."

"Consider this a small gift." The envoy waved his hand. "Gentlemen, this is just the beginning. Because our understanding of Earth is still limited, these insights may only be theoretical."

"But I believe that once we reach a cooperation agreement, we will definitely be able to achieve a brighter future."

"Crack!"

As soon as the special envoy finished speaking, thunderous applause erupted from below. Clearly, the outcome of this meeting was already decided after the special envoy presented something truly valuable.

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"That's great now," Hal said irritably. "It seems the Reach's invasion of Earth is a done deal, and we're in for a lot more trouble."

"Don't jump to conclusions too quickly," Superman reassured. "At least for now, the Zerg of Reach are genuinely doing good deeds, and maybe they really have a change of heart."

Hal didn't speak, but instead conjured a sign with his light ring, pointing behind Superman. The latter turned around and only saw a disapproving look.

(End of this chapter)