The two beings mentioned by Wayne are certainly not easy-going people.
Although Shabak, the incarnation of the devil, is nothing to the real hell, he is powerful enough from a human perspective.
As for Tes Adam, if I have to say it, Wayne actually appreciates this existence more than Shazam, but Wayne cannot approve of many of Tes Adam's actions.
The two don't seem to conflict.
"what are you planning to do?"
Tony asked.
Now that he has Shazam as a teammate, Tony really can't think of a reason for Wayne to win over Tes Adam.
It's hard to distinguish between the two in terms of strength. Maybe Tes Adam is stronger, but that's not a gap in ability.
"I found other things in Tes Adam's information, such as this Doctor Fate."
Wayne took out another much thinner document from the drawer and placed it in front of Tony.
After Tony picked up the information, he simply glanced at it and put it on the table.
"A mage, maybe a spokesperson for a certain god? If it were a few years ago, I would be very interested, but now he doesn't seem to be unusual."
Tony said somewhat casually.
"This represents a group. Their system is different from that of the Supreme Mage. This means that we still have the power to unite."
Wayne did not refute anything, but simply explained his thoughts.
"I've thought about building a superhero organization, but I don't think I can be a good leader."
Tony shook his head.
"We don't need a leader, but we need a scene where we can communicate calmly with each other.
I think we need to do something like this.”
Wayne said seriously.
"I never like meetings."
Tony shook his head.
"But even you need a chance to speak, so there won't be too many people."
Wayne explained.
If all the heroes he knows join an equal organization, it means that the efficiency of work will be unprecedentedly slow.
But it is just a small organization, and if you can join as a spokesperson for certain opinions, the problem will not be so serious.
"Are you planning to spawn something like the Heroes Guild? I don't think this is a smart move at all."
Tony frowned.
He may know better than Wayne how unruly the best can be.
Tony has a lot to say about this, because that's who he is.
In his professional field, Tony rarely allowed others to interfere.
Even if the other party is not a layman, Tony will still be stubborn.
"It's not that they were born, but those organizations have now taken shape."
Wayne looked at Tony seriously and said.
“The Avengers, which was born out of Amanda Waller’s Task Force and is inextricably linked to S.H.I.E.L.D.
There are also beings like Teth Adam and Dr. Fate, as well as Luke and the others as Nephalem.
After all, we are close to each other. I just need everyone to come up with solutions faster when we have different opinions.
Every bit of human power now counts!"
Wayne's words left Tony speechless.
"Like your Justice League?"
Tony spoke slowly after a long while.
"We need more professional manpower and a clearer division of labor."
Wayne did not follow Tony's topic.
"I agree with this, but it's too idealistic."
Tony shook his head.
"My friends and I have been through a lot together to become friends, but when you say you want a guy who is new to me to join us, I still feel doubtful.
How do you think we can become a unit in this situation?"
Tony asked rhetorically.
"I intend to use the nephalem's secret realm! Understanding our enemies is a must for any capable person.
People need to understand the devil."
Wayne said.
Tony was a little surprised.
"How do you represent the Nephalem?"
Tony asked this question and was actually convinced to a large extent.
Human beings really need to understand demons, not the origin of their existence, but what types of powers different demons have.
If this kind of thing can be successfully promoted, it will indeed be beneficial to the current situation of mankind.
"I can't speak for the Nephalem, but I can ask them what they think."
Wayne said.
He is still very confident about this result. Even if the Nephalem have objections, Wayne still has option two to choose from.
Making many plans for his own goals is a style engraved in Wayne's bones.
In order to better solve the problem, or to maintain the "just order" in his heart.
"Okay, then I have one last question.
Procedural justice or consequential justice, which one do you want?"
Tony asked sharply.
Of course, Batman hopes that both the procedure and the result are just, but if he has to choose between the two, he will probably choose procedural justice.
But at this time, Wayne was no longer just Batman, he was also exposed to the barbarian's way of thinking about problems.
And when doing many things, he became less stubborn.
Of course, if Jason Todd planned to kill someone in front of him, he would still stop it.
But there are some things he can pretend he doesn't know.
"As long as it's justice."
Wayne said firmly.
…
On the holy mountain of Harrogas, Constantine looked into the distance and didn't know what he was waiting for.
"It makes me feel uncomfortable that you are in such a daze, and this is my place."
Olongus said to Constantine with some dissatisfaction.
"Don't be so stingy, I brought you a lot of wine."
Constantine smiled, he had no nervous thoughts when facing the ancestral spirits of the barbarians.
These barbarians were Constantine's best companions.
Although Constantine's attitude towards his partners is largely as consumables, it does not mean that Constantine is emotionally cold.
On the contrary, Constantine values ​​feelings very much.
To be continued...