That these meetings were nothing out of the ordinary was thanks to the trustworthy people who talked to Peter and Cindy respectively.
It was now an unspoken rule in the superhero world not to investigate the real identities of unfamiliar superheroes.
After the Sokovia Accords, this rule, which was a tradition in the Bat Squad to begin with, gradually spread and earned unanimous approval.
Those who could investigate the real identities of others might be labeled government lackeys.
The government, which had always been high-handed toward superhumans, had long lost their trust.
Except for a minority who were happy to be government dogs, the majority chose to keep a low profile.
Some of the superhumans who had been uncovered were under government surveillance, some were arrested, and most disappeared without a trace.
