Chapter 2444

"He can't simply want to find recognition in his own kind." Jason analyzed: "From his performance, his antisocial symptoms are too severe, and his brain might have been a mess long ago. The emotional reflection of such people is abnormal. There is no need, and he won't go looking for any recognition. Since this is the case, it must be for profit."

"But what profit can he get from the combination of Joker and Batman?" Nightwing asked.

"Why not ask the opposite? What profit can the Batman of your universe get from this matter? Why does he also want to find this special Batman?" Jason said.

The Robins of the main universe thought silently, but they obviously didn't see any purpose for the Batman of their universe to do this. At this time, Jason said helplessly: "My meaning is to let you go and ask. As long as you can know the purpose of the Batman of your universe, don't you know the King of Robins'?"

"Ask???" The Red Hood appeared very confused and shocked. In his view, this didn't seem to be an option.

The Robins of the main universe looked at each other. At this time, Barbara said: "This mysterious thick fog seems to have cut off the signal. When on earth can we get out?"

Hearing that there was no signal, the Robins of the main universe breathed a sigh of relief. It seemed that they had just been prepared to use a battle royale to decide who would go and ask Batman questions.

"Come on, it's impossible to have no signal forever." Tim's words made the hanging heart of the main universe's Robin completely die, and then Jason added fuel to the fire, "I really don't know why you are so afraid of him. He won't eat you, and you are going to ask about business, not chatting."

"The option of chatting doesn't exist in Batman's dialogue items." Red Robin said subconsciously, but soon, he thought about it and said: "But it's been a little better recently. Batman actually chats with me about Sherlock Holmes. This is too strange."

"Maybe it's also part of his plan." Red Hood still didn't want to admit it.

The filtering system stopped running, and the fog seemed to have dissipated. Barbara operated the computer. After the screen, which was originally snowflakes, flashed a few times, the camera image finally appeared.

"The fog has disappeared. Oh, no, my God, where are those Batmen? Why are they gone?"

"How can you expect a group of Batmen to stay in place honestly when this kind of thing happens." Dick said with some regret: "If I had known, I would have told you about this first. We thought that mysterious Visitor in the Fog wouldn't come to such a remote universe."

"Let's go out first." Barbara pushed her wheelchair and walked in the first place.

After they returned to the living room, they found that the furniture and furnishings hadn't changed. Alfred walked out from another door of the Batcave. When Jason shouted, Alfred was also present.

Seeing the Robins come out, Alfred said: "I'm glad we are all fine, but just before I went in, I saw the thick fog swallow our guests."

"There shouldn't be any major issues. So far, there have been no reports of the mysterious thick fog hurting people. Most of them are walking around in the fog, panicked and lost after being transferred, or scared by those terrible eyes and going to see a psychologist."

"After the thick fog recedes, the signal will be restored. Just give them a call later." Jason wasn't nervous at first, but soon, a scream came from behind. Barbara looked at the tablet in her hand and said: "My God, someone fainted at the door. Let's go quickly."

Red Hood and Red Robin, who were standing at the front, rushed out immediately, and then they found that the person who fainted at the door was a postman, and the goods were scattered all over the floor.

"This seems to be Mr. Handel." Red Robin recalled and said: "Do you remember there was a period of time when he delivered letters to us? It turns out he is also a postman in this universe."

"Carry him in quickly." The two of them carried this postman, Mr. Handel, into the living room in a flurry. At this time, Barbara had already discovered from the surveillance camera that there were many people fainting in the surrounding streets, and they were all ordinary people.

"My God, didn't you say this kind of thick fog wouldn't hurt people?" Barbara said: "They all fainted."

The Red Robins of the two universes gave Mr. Handel a basic medical examination and then said: "He did faint, but he just fainted and didn't suffer any harm. It looks like he was poisoned by some kind of neurotoxin."

As soon as the word neurotoxin came out, all the Robins in the Arkham Knight universe took a deep breath and roared a name, "Spider-Man!!!"

"Are you really not afraid that those Robins will find trouble with you?" Poison Ivy asked while driving. She recalled and said: "Before, that kid named Spider-Man was chased quite miserably, and they seemed to have had a big fight."

"Then he will still be chased miserably, and they will continue to have a big fight." Shiler said calmly.

Poison Ivy didn't quite understand what he meant, but Shiler didn't say anything more and just looked out the window quietly.

At the same time, in the hall of the Battleworld, a Spider-Man was walking when he saw a sign at the end of the corridor, which read "Spider-Man Forbidden to Enter," and a forbidden sign was drawn on the pattern of a pair of spider compound eyes.

This Spider-Man scratched his head, took small steps, and sneaked against the wall. He poked his head out toward the corridor where the sign was hanging and found that it was just an ordinary corridor with nothing. However, there seemed to be a sign hanging at the end of this corridor too.

So he sneaked over again. This sign had an arrow drawn on it, and it read "Spider-Man Forbidden to Enter."

Spider-Man looked along this corridor again, but still didn't find anything. However, there was another sign at the stairwell.

Spider-Man walked over again and found that it read "Serious Warning, Spider-Man Absolutely Forbidden to Enter." This time, the warning sign was changed to bright red.

Spider-Man put his hands on his hips, stood in front of the sign, tilted his head, narrowed the spider compound eyes on his mask, and walked toward the stairs with big strides.

After going up one floor, Spider-Man really saw a sign at the door of a room, which read "FBI Warning, Any Spider-Man Absolutely Forbidden to Enter."

Spider-Man hummed, but still approached the door carefully. First, he listened to see if there was any movement inside, then quietly unscrewed the doorknob, pushed the door open a small crack, and finally squeezed in along the door crack on tiptoe.

As a result, there was nothing in this room. A lonely button was placed on the floor of the empty room.

Spider-Man walked over and picked up the button. He thought this button looked familiar. Why did the style look a bit like a component dismantled from a portal in the portal hall?

But this thought just flashed by. After all, who would be idle and have nothing to do to dismantle a portal? What is the point of dismantling it, and why must this thing be placed in this room, and why write that Spider-Man is not allowed to enter?

Spider-Man carefully observed the surrounding environment and carefully listened to his spider-sense again. After finding that there was no alarm, he walked up and picked up the button.

This is a red circular button, which often appears in various cartoons. It is the kind of button that will cause a mushroom cloud to rise in the distance when pressed, and the center of the button still has a forbidden Spider-Man sign drawn on it.

"Heh, a trick to fool children." Spider-Man couldn't help but complain: "Do you think I will definitely press it if you draw this? I won't."

He just wanted to walk over and put the button down, but suddenly, as if he remembered something, he took out his mobile phone, turned around, and put the button next to his face, preparing to take a group photo and upload it to the forum.

After the photo was taken, Spider-Man checked it and found that the effect was really good. It looked strange and funny, and it would definitely get a lot of likes, so he simply started to manually write the tweet.

"Met a strange thing again today. Someone actually put such a button in the room. What do you think this means?"

After the tweet was sent, his mobile phone rang ding-ding-dang-dang immediately. However, after clicking on the message push system, he found that the red dots that were constantly increasing were not likes, but comments.

"Behind you", "What is that bright spot behind you?", "Is this some strange performance art?", "Watch out! Behind you"...

What's wrong behind me? Spider-Man took another look at the photo and found that there was a small light spot behind him. He thought it was the lens getting dirty when taking the photo, so he wanted to reach out to wipe it, but found that he couldn't see the phone screen clearly because a fierce light was shining behind him.

The moment the spider-sense rang, a huge suction force came from behind Spider-Man.

Whoosh!

After the portal closed, with a slap, only the mobile phone fell to the ground. The messages and comments were still increasing, and all the information scrolling on the screen was telling him to watch out behind him.

With a bang, Spider-Man smashed to the ground. He held his waist and let out a scream. He stood up shakily and rubbed his butt, which was almost broken into two halves.

Looking at this completely strange and huge city, Spider-Man was a bit confused. He blinked his eyes, looking at the towering buildings, the neon lights all over the street, the cloudy sky, and various aircraft, and suddenly thought of a masterpiece he had read on the forum—"Cat Getan Travel Notes."

Although this city looked a bit different from the description in the travel notes, Spider-Man still recognized the name of Wayne hanging on the tallest building on the skyline.

Spider-Man was almost jumping up. He had always been a loyal fan of the two Spider-Men who wrote "Cat Getan Travel Notes" and "Cat Getan Postscript." However, because he was a little spider who had just debuted and also came from an unknown universe, neither his combat power nor his setting was anything special. Nick couldn't possibly approve him to go to the distant and dangerous Cat Getan.

But this is good, he can finally...

"Spider-Man!!!!"

A roar came from above Spider-Man's head. He looked up and saw a small spaceship gradually revealing its traces, followed by a carload of bread men jumping out.

"Spider-Man, why are you doing this kind of thing again? Are you a superhero or a terrorist? You almost destroyed Cat Getan! Twice... three times now!!!!"