I, the Younger Brother of Superman, Obtained the Thanos Template

"Diana explained that as an Amazonian princess, humans have no right to bestow honors upon her, and she does not intend to come."

Faced with Hal Jordan's question, Clark knew the most and replied.

"That's true.

You've forgotten how she introduced herself, claiming to be several thousand years old," the Flash whispered secretly.

Nations are insignificant on a timescale of millennia; the Secretary-General of the United Nations is a respected elder, but in her eyes, he's probably just an infant fresh from the swaddling clothes.

"David has always disliked such occasions,"

Clark continued.

In fact, he felt that David, like Diana, didn't care for the medals solemnly awarded by the United Nations; he didn't need others to recognize him with medals.

"Arthur's reasons are vague, as if he doesn't want to be in the spotlight."

"As for Cyborg..." His voice trailed off, and the Flash took over.

"Cyborg can't come to terms with his appearance yet."

Barry Allen, clad in his red battle suit, felt the sweat in his palms and his voice tightened under the gaze of so many, especially knowing this scene would be broadcast worldwide.

Previously, he had only helped the police in Central City catch petty thieves and robbers, never having witnessed such a grand occasion.

"Imagine, his half-human, half-mechanical odd appearance in front of the whole world would surely arouse public curiosity and discussion, equivalent to tearing open his wounds for the whole world to see."

Mentioning the unfortunate Cyborg, everyone fell silent for a moment.

"It's really quite unbelievable.

I thought you were a nocturnal vampire bat that could only survive in the darkness before I saw you here."

After a few seconds, Hal Jordan jokingly looked towards Batman on the other side.

"I'm tired of having to watch out for police shooting me in the back while catching criminals in the city,"

Bruce Wayne said in a low, expressionless voice.

Many times, he had narrowly dodged punches from criminals and bullets from the police. Although he had saved countless lives in Gotham, he was still considered a dangerous fugitive in Gotham, just like those criminals he had captured and defeated.

Receiving this honor medal from the United Nations could reduce some trouble for him.

"We're about to announce our team name to the whole world."

Hal Jordan lowered his voice and asked quietly.

"Have you thought about the first thing we're going to do after our Justice League officially debuts?"

After that day, they discussed the team name in the secret communication channel, but no good result came from the discussions.

David thought their discussion was completely unnecessary; could they really escape the name Justice League in the end?

He simply brought it up directly to avoid Clark constantly pinging him in the channel for suggestions.