Chapter 2458: The Battle for the Cape (23)

The thick fog dissipated.

When the not-so-abundant sunlight of Gotham shone in through the floor-to-ceiling windows on the top floor of Wei En Tower, it felt even colder, but Robin King didn't care at all, because he could be sure that the thick fog had truly dissipated.

After encountering the thick fog for the first time and almost falling from the high building, Robin King was well-alerted. After the thick fog dissipated, he used the equipment in his belt to measure the magnetic field and various data here to determine what the data of the world outside the thick fog was like.

And after entering the thick fog, he also monitored the data of the world in the thick fog. In the mysterious fog world, various data including the magnetic field were different from the real world.

So when Robin King measured again, he found that he had indeed returned to the real world.

Of course, it didn't rule out that the thick fog could disguise data, so he still had a trump card, which was to go back to see the Batman Who Laughs through the teleportation gate.

Having worked under the Batman Who Laughs for so long, Robin King also knew very well where this combination of Batman and the Joker was powerful. In a word, it was impossible for anyone to calculate him.

No matter what kind of illusion it was, it couldn't imitate the Batman Who Laughs. Where he existed must be real. As long as the Batman Who Laughs was real, the world he was in must be real.

Robin King hurried back and forth, which didn't take much time, and he also updated the props in his belt and brought raw materials for building the brain wave invasion device.

Still the same saying, knowledge isn't fake. Robin King knew very well that the principle of the machine he saw in the illusion just now was correct and could be fully used.

As for whether someone would bury a mine in the structure of the machine, Robin King didn't think about it at all. If someone could make a mechanical structure trap that even he couldn't see, then he would admit defeat.

In fact, he thought this was impossible at all. Every detail in the structure of the machine kept flashing in his mind, precise to every trace and every thread. He was sure there was no problem. This was the confidence of the super genius Bruce Wei En.

More importantly, when the brain wave data of Batman that appeared in the thick fog matched his own monitoring means, he understood that this data was extremely likely to be real, rather than fake data provided by Batman to create a trap for him.

Because the thick fog was much more untraceable than his monitoring means. Even if Batman encountered this abnormal phenomenon for the first time, I'm afraid he wouldn't have any precautions, so the third-party data from the thick fog should be accurate. The two matched each other, so there was even less problem.

Robin King started building the machine as soon as he returned, striving to be fast and good, and also took down the energy-gathering core previously used for the electromagnetic storm gun to power the brain wave invasion machine.

After the machine was built, Robin King didn't use it the first time. He was very cautious and had to make a final insurance to prevent the other side from really being a trap created by Batman and the thick fog together. He had to find a test subject first.

Batman's Robins were the best choice. They could greatly reduce Batman's vigilance and were also the best pathfinders. In case something went wrong, causing this group of fragile little birds to be on the verge of madness, the Batman who created the trap would definitely feel guilty for the rest of his life.

Next was to catch a little bird. Robin King didn't know why, but he was very interested in Jason, or rather, all criminals were very interested in Jason. It was more fun to watch such a tough guy suffer and collapse.

When Dick experienced illusions in the fog, Jason's group also experienced some illusions. The content was actually similar, which also made them summarize similar rules, nothing more than not staying in one place for too long, space-time would be chaotic, etc.

Jason's side also had one person who got separated, which happened to be the Jason of Schiller's universe, because of the illusion, he ran a distance in the fog, and after coming out, he found that he was completely not on the original street.

Jason wasn't panicked either. After all, he had so many pieces of equipment, and he had the coordinates for positioning in his hand, so he just moved forward toward the target point.

And the safety of the other two people didn't need to be worried about. Red Hood had a Fifth-Dimensional Imp in his hand. This little imp seemed to be driven by the person who caught him last. This thing could beat Batman back steadily, so one could know how strong it was. So even if they encountered danger, there shouldn't be any big deal.

Jason thought so, walking all the way to the target point. Although only half the distance was left, if he walked with his legs, it would probably take another half an hour, so he had to hurry up.

Jason just walked out of an intersection and saw a group of crazy Robins descending from the sky. He knew this was aimed at him, and the retreat was also blocked by a large group of Robins.

What's going on? Robin party? Jason looked at the group of crazy Robins like monsters with slight disgust. Although he knew they were products of transformation, he couldn't help but be uglied by their strange limbs.

Jason pulled out his gun. His street fighting experience was rich, and it wasn't like he hadn't fought one against many. Even if he hadn't received training from Batman like Red Hood in other universes, his equipment was good.

Jason fired two shots with a swoosh, directly freezing a crazy Robin into an unopenable big ice block, reached out and dialed the switch on the freeze gun, the original ice cone immediately turned into ice fog, freezing two crazy Robins who jumped up and wanted to pounce on him into ice blocks in mid-air.

He touched a smoke bomb from his waist, smashed it down with a bang, and then passed through the crazy Robins who lost their vision at the fastest speed, turned his head and fired two more shots, successfully getting rid of them.

Of course, he knew that he couldn't outrun this group of monsters by running, but he just fought for a little time. Jason directly released the spaceship, sat on the spaceship, and went away.

Originally, he didn't intend to use the spaceship that came over from Darkseid, because this kind of portable spaceship was good in every way. It could be compressed into an iron sheet the size of a mobile phone, released at any time to run away, and was also equipped with weapons and stealth devices, which could be infiltrated without anyone knowing.

But this thing was actually designed for one-time reconnaissance, because it was originally intended to be scrapped directly and wasn't intended to be recycled. So once it was deployed, it wouldn't be able to be taken back for a long time, and the cooling period was too long.

So Jason didn't intend to take this thing to rush on the road the first time. Since that disgusting thing called Robin King was staring at him, directly driving the spaceship to pick up the other two people became the best choice.

Jason took a look at the locator and felt that he was already very close to the target point. Anyway, driving the spaceship was fast, so it was better to fly over directly and turn on the switch, and then pick up the other two people on the way back.

So he flew directly toward the target point. It took a few seconds to arrive, but he cautiously didn't get off the spaceship, first observing the movement below, and found that there was no ambush. Jason brought all the equipment and got off the spaceship.

He parked the spaceship very close, so that he could board the spaceship immediately if there was any accident. Sure enough, he found the switch of the protective system at the target location. Jason still cautiously didn't press it directly, but shot an ice cone and hit the switch in.

Jason patted his hands with satisfaction and turned to walk toward the spaceship, but just at this moment, it became foggy again.

Jason cautiously leaned down, half-squatted in a corner to observe the situation around him, and found that the thick fog covered the entire factory workshop again. He didn't dare to run around like before. Although he knew that staying in place would also have danger, he still decided to observe the situation first.

The place he was in now wasn't very good. It was a very empty factory workshop. In case some monster jumped out, it could see him at a glance. And visibility in the thick fog was poor, and the freeze gun was hard to aim, so having a panoramic view was useless.

Jason thought it was better to go to the monitoring room he passed by just now. The terrain there was good, and there was a back door that could escape. The back door led to a road that pointed exactly to the spaceship.

Jason moved out cautiously, guarding against the monsters that might jump out of the thick fog at any time. But the moment he stepped out of the factory door, with a light sound of swoosh, Jason fell straight down.

In the second before he fell into a coma, Jason opened his eyes wide and looked at the empty space outside the factory in disbelief, and then understood that the thick fog didn't descend at all. The fog he saw was fake.

Robin King, who was sneering, walked out of the thick fog. He waved his hand, and a small disc flew back into his hand. This was the equipment he had just built, a fog generator that perfectly simulated the descent of thick fog.

Since that thick fog disgusted him so much, how could he not return the favor? Simulating thick fog wasn't difficult. Just modify the smoke bomb.

After several baptisms of thick fog, everyone summarized the rules. Seeing the thick fog descend, the first reaction was to carefully follow the rules, which greatly diverted their attention, letting them ignore the dangers close at hand. He could at least use this move to sneak attack everyone once.

Should he tie this group of little birds over and stew a big pot of chicken soup? This mischievous thought flashed through Robin King's mind, but he decided to focus on the previous plan, first throwing Jason over for brain wave invasion.

Robin King brought the captured Jason back to the top floor of Wei En Tower and put him on a chair, putting the helmet of the brain wave invasion device on him.

At the same time, he installed a monitoring system inside this helmet, which could see the scene of Jason moving in the spiritual world in real-time. This could help him judge whether there was a trap on the opposite side, and whether it was really Batman's spiritual world.

Jason's consciousness soon sank. With the brain wave transmission, he started to explore toward the wider unknown area.

A door appeared in Jason's field of vision.

Robin King frowned slightly. He wasn't sure if there was a trap behind the door, and Jason, who was completely unaware, pushed open the door—behind the door was the bedroom of Wei En Manor.

It looked like the place where Batman usually rested, but one couldn't easily infer that this was Batman's spiritual world just by relying on this room.

Jason turned around in the room and found another door next to the bookshelf. He pushed the door open and found that it was the Batcave inside.

Robin King immediately gave Jason's spiritual body a hint to go see the machines in the Batcave. There were many machines that only Batman could invent, and unique knowledge must be stored in his mind. This knowledge was the best proof of Batman's spiritual world.

Unfortunately, this Batcave looked very desolate. There was nothing in it, just two bat armors hanging, which looked strange. Some experimental tables were covered with spider webs, looking like they hadn't been used for a long time.

Robin King was a bit uncertain, because this might be an abandoned Batcave. He knew that the Batman of this universe had more than one Batcave. Maybe this was just his nostalgia for the old place.

Found another door in the Batcave. Jason pushed the door open again. Robin King found that it was an office. The scenery outside the window couldn't be seen clearly, but judging from the style, it looked like a faculty office at East Coast University.

Everything here was so ordinary, so Jason found another door and pushed it open, finding it was a very, very, very narrow room, with messy bedding and old women's clothes thrown everywhere. There were all kinds of cat posters on the wall. What was more eye-catching was a bright little glass bottle on the bedside table.

Jason walked through those clothes and messy posters and pushed open another door again.

With a clatter, Jason was directly submerged by the surging paper. Robin King looked closely and saw that the paper was all papers. He looked carefully again and saw that it was written in nonsense.

"What kind of mess is this?" Robin King sneered, "Who would connect Schopenhauer with behaviorist science?"

Just at this moment, Robin King heard a "Hmm?" full of doubt but light. ===== CHAPTER 2459 =====