Chapter 2434

At this time, Schiller realized a problem, that is, if he must use a hard-hitting way to deal with the endless anticipation of the Batman Who Laughs, what method is better to adopt?

Theoretically speaking, this is unsolvable. Anyway, no matter what you do, the Batman Who Laughs can jump out at the end and say a sentence, "I have anticipated everything long ago." Ignoring that pile of dog-shit-unreasonable explanations, it is actually forced divine descent.

But if this phenomenon exists, and the Batman Who Laughs is the god who descended, it proves that there is indeed someone behind the scenes descending, which also proves that there is some kind of existence higher than the whole world, and even able to splash shit everywhere regardless of logic.

Since such a thing exists, they must also exist in some universe or dimension. To solve the problem of the Batman Who Laughs, one cannot just solve the Batman Who Laughs, but also solve them.

However, this is too difficult. If it is really a high-dimensional creature, then as a character in the plot, wanting to solve them, the difficulty is no less than a computer file wanting to jump out of the computer to hit the computer owner.

However, following such laws, there is also a relatively easy solution.

Although the Batman Who Laughs is relatively large, he is also a computer file. So far, he hasn't shown a setting like Harley or Deadpool that breaks the fourth wall, so it can be assumed that he actually can't see the world outside the computer.

Then if a new file is manufactured in the world outside the computer and transmitted into the computer, the Batman Who Laughs doesn't know what this file is, because this file was manufactured in the real world outside the computer screen. If the Batman Who Laughs can't see the world outside the screen, then he can't know the manufacturing process, and thus can't anticipate the core of this file and the actions that will be taken based on this core.

If Schiller is actually this file manufactured outside the computer screen, then everything can be explained, because if Schiller insists on hard-hitting the Batman Who Laughs, he might also adopt this method.

If according to this logic, Schiller going to the real world and coming back from the real world is not a coincidence, but a part of the doctor's plan.

But there are too many doubts in this. For example, it is impossible for the doctor to manipulate the actions of God and the father and son of Lucifer. How could he collapse Lucifer's mentality from so far away, causing him to want to disintegrate on the spot, and forcing God to send away the soul of the little boy he encountered?

And through Schiller's recollection of the details of getting along with the doctor, his personality should have completely collapsed far beyond the doctor's expectation at that time. In the process of treating him, the doctor didn't know how many times he had a collapse emotion similar to "Family members, who understands?".

It is similar to the process of Schiller treating Batman. He might have thought it was difficult to treat, but he didn't think it was so difficult to treat.

If manufacturing a file used to deal with the Batman Who Laughs in the real world outside the computer screen is the doctor's plan, then no matter how full he is, it is impossible to write the file like this.

Schiller's Tower of Thought is, to some extent, another kind of shit-mountain code. You can't praise the program for being well-written just because it can run in a strange way. It's just that everyone who has come into contact with this kind of code realizes that there is really no need to shovel this level of shit-mountain.

Although on the surface, Dr. Anatoly, who has to bite the bullet and carve flowers in the shit, is slightly pitiful, Schiller feels that for the plan, this is actually a good change.

Because if Dr. Anatoly, who can travel between the inside and outside of the computer, cannot eradicate Schiller's problem, then the Batman Who Laughs, who doesn't even know how the file is written, will be even more unable to figure it out.

This makes Schiller know why he waited here for a long time, and the Batman Who Laughs only sent an ambiguous sentence, and didn't even have any actual aggressive actions. It is estimated that he also didn't figure out what this thing, which is even larger than himself, is going on.

Because the Batman Who Laughs' behavioral logic facing Schiller is completely unreasonable. In the comics, the Batman Who Laughs basically belongs to the "face-to-face" faction. Although the setting is a mastermind conspirator, basically every appearance is "holding a yellow one on the left and holding a green one on the right," directly slapping a big one on the opponent's face.

Judging from the lines of the Batman Who Laughs, he himself should also enjoy this process very much. It is a performance-oriented personality that is obsessed with eyes and attention.

Since this is the case, then from the time Schiller came to this universe until now, the Batman Who Laughs can be said to have countless shining opportunities. Schiller also once anticipated countless ways for the Batman Who Laughs to appear.

But the final result is "Batman Who Laughs, where are you? You are not in Cat Getan at all." So far, Schiller hasn't seen the Batman Who Laughs at all.

It's fine if Schiller was trapped in Cat Getan before and couldn't see him, but later Schiller went to the main universe, held the Battleworld, and now the people of the Dark Knights are almost all here. The Batman Who Laughs doesn't know where he is. Schiller has reason to suspect that the Batman Who Laughs is hiding from him.

Of course, this shouldn't be because of fear. Schiller estimates that the Batman Who Laughs is trying to figure out what is going on with this foreign file of Schiller.

Then what kind of means will the Batman Who Laughs take to peek at him? Or rather, from his own perspective, which means will be effective?

To tell the truth, although there are many methods at first thought, there are basically none that can hit the target directly, because Schiller's thinking structure is too special. Still the same sentence, Anatoly didn't figure it out, and the Batman Who Laughs, who may still be in the lower position so far, is estimated to be unable to do it either.

Then he can only adopt some relatively slow, but perhaps progressive methods.

Thinking of this, Schiller suddenly had a flash of inspiration. Did he reverse the cause and effect?

Before, he thought that the egg of the Batman Who Laughs might be something for the Batman Who Laughs to resurrect, equivalent to a backup file storing all the fields of the Batman Who Laughs. He laying eggs everywhere is to prevent himself from continuing to stir up trouble if he is killed one day.

But there is also a possibility that this thing is a monitor, because Schiller's thinking structure is too complex. The Batman Who Laughs can neither get in nor place a camera, so he places the camera around Schiller, staring at Schiller 360 degrees without dead ends.

For example, the Batman of Schiller's universe at the beginning. Schiller has been thinking about what is special about the universe he went to in the vast universe sea, so that the Batman Who Laughs had to choose this Batman as his resurrection container.

The Batman Schiller met at that time was very typical to say it nicely, and had no characteristics to say it badly. He was just a very ordinary mass stereotype and Batman presented by comic works. There are thousands of universes with such Batmen, and the only difference between this universe and other universes is Schiller.

Then it is also possible that the Batman Who Laughs once again anticipated the doctor's anticipation. He knew that the doctor wanted to get something over, so he placed the camera in advance. It is also possible that it was not a camera at that time, but some kind of weapon, or even simply a clone of the Batman Who Laughs.

If it weren't for the fact that Schiller's file nature is special, he might have been swallowed directly by the Batman Who Laughs on the way to the mental world to dig for the eggs of the Batman Who Laughs. At that time, the Batman Who Laughs would have appeared brilliantly again, starting to tell how he geniusly anticipated the doctor's actions and formulated this seamless counter-kill plan.

Who knows that this thing came, but it is a bit indescribable. The Batman Who Laughs' counter-kill plan failed, and he didn't collect enough information at all, and still doesn't know what is going on with Schiller.

But the only advantage of the Batman Who Laughs is that he is persistent. After he formulates a plan, he just likes to die and stick to the end, and is determined not to make a strategic transfer.

So he may have made various attempts, and finally found that he can only bury a few more cameras on Schiller's future path. As long as he can collect enough information, he will eventually crack the file structure.

Schiller knows that even a Batman who is just starting out can see that he has a kind of understanding of everyone beyond facts, and the Batman Who Laughs must also be able to see it.

So he threw out the plan he had once formulated, that is, constantly polluting the Batmen of various universes to manufacture the Dark Knights. On the surface, he continued to carry out this plan, but in fact, the final purpose of the plan had changed from working for Barbatos to invade the main universe to legitimately sending a pile of cameras to Schiller's side.

Looking deeper, this plan may also be a feint, in order to attract the attention of Schiller and Batman. After all, these eggs hidden in the bodies of the Dark Universe Batmen are not very hidden. With Batman's ability, they can be dug out very quickly.

Then this may also be a bait to induce Batman and Schiller to investigate these eggs, and those so-called mysterious blood, unknown pollution, and dark energy are all traps used to divert attention.

The real killer move is highly likely to be the Speed Force Death.

This is a very hidden thinking trap. In the case that the Batman Who Laughs has already learned that there may be another big world, he will know that these two worlds are different and very far apart.

And if someone can travel freely between these two worlds—someone specifically refers to Schiller—then he will have a common thinking misunderstanding, similar to "That side is too chaotic, it's safer here," "Returned to the xx world, there are not so many troublesome things here, finally can relax."

Humans have a homing psychology. Even if they go from one battlefield to another, they have to choose a safer place as the utopia in their hearts. This kind of thinking itself can alleviate anxiety.

So if there are two worlds at the same time, it is easy to compare the good and bad of the situation, taking one as the battlefield and the other as the main base for rest.

Over time, one will be extremely vigilant and act carefully in the battlefield world, while as long as one returns to the base, one will immediately relax, dispel anxiety, and restore mental energy.

Once such a thinking path dependence is formed, it is easy to lead to being clear-headed in the battlefield world, and being a "Maka Paka" when returning to the base, knowing nothing.

It is precisely because according to common sense, it is unlikely that anything can break through such a distant limit and pose a threat to safety from the battlefield through heavy obstacles. But no matter how much effort it takes to send one in, it is directly a profit.

Everything in the tactical plan is attributed to weakness strikes. Whether it is a feint, transfer, or assault, the one that wins in the end is the sword that pierces the heart. So no matter how much foreshadowing is done in front, as long as it can ensure that the last sword is fast and sharp enough, everything is worth it.

And the egg carried in the body of the Speed Force Death, which is heading to the Marvel world, is the final sword in this entire complex plan of the Batman Who Laughs.