<hr/><div class="floatleft">(https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/236x/cf/6b/72/cf6b72b7188eb88ca94ea875a019b38e.jpg)</div><span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: trebuchet ms;"><strong>Name:</strong> Shazam<br/><strong>Location:</strong> Metropolis <br/><strong>Date/Time:</strong> 10/19 9:01pm<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong> The League<br/><strong>Content:</strong> Post-Mission Debriefing</span><br/><hr/><br/><span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: trebuchet ms;"> They all filed in for the debrief about the same time. Instead of taking his seat though, Shazam opted to hover over his chair, legs folded underneath him meditation style and his hands resting on his knees. It helped him think, and weirdly enough, no chair had ever been as comfortable as the Throne of Eternity. Go figure. Shazam didn't mention it when Superman started his brief on their mission. However, he noticed the pause he took when he started talking about the robot. The falter made him think back to the fight. Something happened with him when he attacked it. He didn't even hit it, he just keeled over in mid-charge. After that, he stayed with Black Adam, leaving the robot to Kori and himself. Strange, as Clark liked to hit things as much as him, even if he wouldn't admit it.<br/><br/> The rest of his words were spot-on, and Shazam said nothing; choosing instead to remain silent and let others speak until he had something to say. He did turn toward Batman however when Superman asked if he knew why people were trying to frame Wayne. It was a wonder truth be told, but something they'd get to the bottom of. When Bruce asked if they had any samples of the fake gear, Billy waved his hand and a full uniform, along with weapons he'd pulled from one of the Merc's appeared, neatly laid out on the table. "Mint condition. Everything as it was in the field. I haven't even touched it yet. Have at it, Batman," he said with a nod. Looking around, he had no immediate answers, but did know one thing that he could say with confidence, especially with Starman and Wonder Woman present.<br/><br/> "I said this to Superman during the mission, and I'll say it now. Bruce Wayne does just as much good for Gotham as Batman. I personally don't believe Bruce was involved in any way aside from being made a scape goat for whatever conspiracy this is; even my Gods stand with me on his character, and we've had some knockdown drag outs before. However, with a man who is so powerful in aspects of money, power, political ties, and any other number of reasons; the fact that they're using him to cover their tracks while they pain a bullseye on his back is troubling. Just how big can your plan be if Bruce Wayne is involved?" <br/><br/>Bruce answered Diana's question, and it caused Shazam to chime in again when he was done. "Bruce probably has just as many enemies as a scumbag Fortune 500 CEO, if not more, for the exact opposite reasons. He's too good a guy to be in this kind of business. He definitely gets the job done the best way possible, but the problem that presents is for every little guy you help, or good deed you do, that's double the amount of backroom office slicksters who want a chunk of your business, or a smear campaign to make him look bad so they can come up off of his falsefied mistakes. Every good thing Wayne does, only makes the people behind the scenes doing bad want to attack him more." <br/><br/>Turning to Bruce, he sighed and said what most of them were probably thinking. "The scariest part is that Batman is right. There's no reason to think things like this haven't happened or are happening on a semi-regular basis. Wayne pays top dollar so that kind of thing just doesn't work. Which raises the question...what are these guys bringing to the table that something so simple as slapping Wayne's logo on some guns and tactical gear was such an easy and ballsy thing to do? We're not dealing with rank amateurs, whoever they are." <br/><br/></span>