Chapter 2433

Hearing the words of the Yellow Lantern Batman, Schiller frowned. He pointed to the ground under his feet with the tip of his umbrella and said: "Tell me in detail."

The Yellow Lantern Batman paused, and then began to describe the situation of that day.

The Green Lantern Batman, that is, the comic background story of Dawnbreaker, apart from the oath in the Chinese version being a highlight, other feelings are just making up the numbers. There is basically no emotional entanglement of other members of the Dark Knights, roughly describing how a bear child kills and kills in his own universe.

But there is a very obvious doubt in the whole story. Little Bruce's parents died, so the Green Lantern ring flew over. But from the level of personal emotion, this logic doesn't make sense, because the Green Lantern ring represents willpower.

The blow brought by the death of his parents to Little Bruce was very large. Judging from the things he did after getting the Green Lantern ring, the emotions surging in his heart at that time were quite intense. To some extent, he was completely out of control. How can this be called firm willpower?

Of course, it's not that there is anything wrong with parents dying and killing criminals to avenge oneself, but the judgment standard of the ring is dead. If Little Bruce's willpower passed, then he wouldn't have to wait until his parents died to summon the ring. If he didn't pass, where did this Green Lantern ring come from?

Essentially, at the moment of his parents' death, all other rings were more in line with the situation at that time than the Green Lantern ring, such as the Red Lantern representing anger, the Violet Lantern representing love, and even the Orange Lantern representing greed and the Blue Lantern representing compassion were all more in line with Little Bruce's situation at that time than the so-called Green Lantern representing willpower. But it just so happened that the Green Lantern came.

If you want to say what is different about the Green Lantern from the other lantern groups, it is probably that the Green Lanterns are the lantern group with the largest number, and the threshold for obtaining the Green Lantern ring is also lower than other rings. Although the upper limit is high, the lower limit is also low.

Judging from the pollution discovered inside the ring before, this ring should have passed through one hand before coming to the hands of Little Bruce at that time, so it is highly likely that it was not summoned according to the rules of the lantern group, but was sent over artificially.

Then it is also possible that Little Bruce did summon the ring at that time, but it was not the Green Lantern but the Yellow Lantern. Later, the mass slaughter Little Bruce carried out using Green Lantern energy was actually closer to the Yellow Lantern setting that can bring fear to people.

However, there is a problem. Judging from the description of the Yellow Lantern Batman, this Yellow Lantern didn't come naturally either. However, the Yellow Lantern ring is special because there is a very special central figure in the Yellow Lantern Corps, called Sinestro.

Sinestro was the first person to discover the yellow weakness of the Green Lantern Corps. The reason was the yellow lantern beast Parallax trapped in the lantern furnace. He released Parallax, and even swallowed him directly, so that later Parallax would tuck his tail and run when he saw Sinestro, and had to go to Superman to seek help to avoid the fate of being eaten again.

To some extent, he can influence the Yellow Lantern, and may not be able to influence the original spectral energy, but at least he can influence the ring. Coupled with the sentence "Sinestro's Authority" that the Yellow Lantern Batman said he heard, the Yellow Lantern ring could possibly have been sent by Sinestro.

But the problem is, what is Sinestro doing giving his regards to Dr. Anatoly? When did they know each other? And what is their relationship?

At this time, two possibilities appeared. Either "give regards to the doctor" is actually the literal meaning. Sinestro, like the Batman Who Laughs, is greeting Schiller through some plans.

Or there is another possibility, which is also the possibility that Schiller thinks is relatively large, that is, Sinestro is actually just repeating that sentence of the Batman Who Laughs.

Schiller doesn't know Sinestro very well, but he doesn't think that the wording of Sinestro and the Batman Who Laughs just happened to be exactly the same as a greeting. It must be that one person copied the other to be able to copy every word exactly the same, even the punctuation marks at the end.

Judging from the order of arrival, the Batman Who Laughs should have come first. Sinestro just repeated this sentence for some reason, which happened to be heard by the Yellow Lantern Batman and passed on to Schiller a few years later.

Schiller believes that Sinestro doing this has two possibilities. One is that he really knows Dr. Anatoly, and this move of his is telling Schiller that he knows the doctor, expressing a point of view of "I am one of our own."

There is another possibility that Sinestro actually doesn't know who Dr. Anatoly is, but he has also been disgusted by the Batman Who Laughs. Perhaps he heard the Batman Who Laughs say this sentence, so he saved it in a ring, which happened to be heard by the Yellow Lantern Batman.

Schiller feels that the latter possibility is not large. After all, the ring is not a tape recorder. Even if Sinestro feels that the Batman Who Laughs has disgusted him, and Anatoly has disgusted the Batman Who Laughs, the enemy of the enemy is a friend. And if he wants to find Dr. Anatoly to form an alliance, he can just keep the name in his mind. It is not necessary to use the lantern ring as a tape recorder.

Then if Sinestro has actually known Dr. Anatoly for a long time, then he sent the Yellow Lantern ring to Little Bruce at that time at almost the same moment, which could possibly be a part of the plan to counter the Batman Who Laughs.

Now judging from the results, the plan of the Batman Who Laughs at that time was to pollute the Green Lantern ring and then send the Green Lantern ring to Batman to achieve the purpose of polluting Batman. If the plan was learned in advance and a countermeasure was launched, then naturally a Yellow Lantern ring could be sent to replace the Green Lantern.

It is also judging from the current results, this plan succeeded but didn't completely succeed. Little Bruce wore the Yellow Lantern ring at that time and also obtained the energy in the ring, but I don't know why the Green Lantern ring was still worn, and the personality of the Green Lantern Batman was also split into two halves.

But this actually doesn't have any need to explore the specific reasons. Schiller has a hunch that he can't find the specific reasons either. Even if he checks, he will only get "the Batman Who Laughs anticipated your anticipation and countered your counter."

Very good, very in line with the style of the Batman Who Laughs, Schiller thought. This confirms that although I don't know why the Batman Who Laughs started laying eggs everywhere, he should not be dead yet, and is still alive and kicking, still trying to pull a big one.

Schiller initially thought it was just a private grudge between the Batman Who Laughs and Dr. Anatoly, but now it seems that both sides have teammates, and during the years Schiller came and stayed in Gotham, both sides are still fighting openly and secretly.

Judging from the two possibilities combined, it is not difficult to infer that the possibility of Sinestro being the doctor's teammate is relatively large. To be precise, everyone in the order world is a natural teammate. Who can bear the shit flying from the sky?

Even if it is not from the perspective of a comic reader, the things the Batman Who Laughs did and his style of doing things are enough to make people hate him. Not to mention Sinestro, a character who is both a teacher and a friend to Hal, even if it is a pure villain, an evil villain who cannot be more evil, a cruel villain who cannot be more cruel, it is estimated that he cannot bear that someone will always jump out at the final link of your plan and say that I actually anticipated it long ago.

Even if this is the case, it is fine. It just so happens that the Batman Who Laughs must add a long string of words behind this sentence, which is wordy and seemingly reasonable, but in fact, there is no dog-shit logic to explain that he is not guessing right, nor is he forced to open his eyes by the editor, but is inferred based on reason and evidence.

Then the rest is to determine which universe this Sinestro who has a connection with the doctor is from. Although the situation in the light universe is better, the dark universe is closer to the Batman Who Laughs and is more likely to have been disgusted. Both sides are possible.

Just at this time, Schiller thought of a very long-ago thing, so long ago that he almost forgot it, and had to go to the memory bank to find it.

That was the thing that happened not long after Aisha was born. The Sinestro of Schiller's universe finally realized that his lantern beast had run away, so he chased it to Wayne Manor and met Batman head-on.

At that time, Bruce was still Batman, completely worthy of being called the source of fear, and the Yellow Lantern priority was the highest. Sinestro had no defense at all and was directly knocked down.

At that time, Sinestro was locked up by Batman, so Schiller came to the basement, wanting to ask Sinestro why he had become the commander of the Yellow Lantern Corps in advance.

As a result, Sinestro told him that he had peeked at the dirty secrets behind the lantern group, that is, the little blue people had always been using the power of the lantern group to achieve their own selfish desires. After discovering this point, Sinestro defected from the Green Lantern Corps in advance and became the spokesperson for the Yellow Lantern.

But Sinestro's statement had a doubt, that is, at that time he said that someone told him the truth. Sinestro said that he actually didn't know who this person was, and Sinestro believed that this person had a grudge against the universe guardian little blue people.

From this, the Schiller at that time inferred that this person might be the first lantern, because if it comes to the grudge against the little blue people, the first lantern has endless blood and tears.

And very coincidentally, at that time Schiller also had another inference. It stands to reason that the first lantern should still be imprisoned by the little blue people now. He can still spare his hand to inform Sinestro of the truth, which shows that he may have partially escaped.

But whether it is the first lantern escaping or Sinestro becoming the commander of the Yellow Lantern Corps, it doesn't match the timeline in the comics. And at that time, it happened that Schiller had just discovered the egg of the Batman Who Laughs in Bruce's mental world. At that time, he guessed whether there was any relationship between the two.

Now it seems that it is indeed correct. The first lantern, Sinestro, and the egg of the Batman Who Laughs are deeply related, and it is highly likely that it is the result of the game between Dr. Anatoly and the Batman Who Laughs.

Standing from the perspective of a latecomer, one can infer from the results that no matter how thrilling the process is, and how many rounds of "anticipating your anticipation" the Batman Who Laughs has done, the two sides can be said to have tied in the end.

The first lantern escaped, Sinestro stood in line, but at the same time, a hidden danger was planted in Bruce's body.

It is actually hard to say who lost. The setting strength of the first lantern is actually very high, almost catching up with the mutants in Marvel. Sinestro is not weak either. A person who can wear a lantern ring may just be young, but he is by no means easy to deal with in the future.

However, the center and key of the universe has always been Batman. A hidden danger is buried in Batman's body, and no matter how many powerful teammates are recruited, it is probably a loss.

And the reason why Schiller feels that the doctor didn't lose is because isn't this egg of the Batman Who Laughs dug out by him?

Wait, could this also be a part of the doctor's plan? His disposal method for the eggs of the Batman Who Laughs is to wait for himself to come over, and then dig them out one by one?