Chapter 2499: The Battle for the Cape (Part 66)

Seeing the Penguin's funny posture, the room was once again filled with laughter. I don't know if they were laughing at Bruce for being stupid, really thinking he grew up safely on his own, or laughing at the Penguin for being unlucky, wiping the butt of this giant baby all day long, while the other party was still proud, thinking he did a good job.

"Let's talk about the main plot now." It was Scarecrow's turn to speak. He said, "You don't really think Batman and Jason are the kind of people who reflect on themselves first when they encounter things, and will become hesitant, cowardly, and start to think wildly just by changing the environment, right?"

"As long as they are this kind of person, how could they live in this city for so long? How could they make so many criminals fear them like tigers?"

"Superheroes are all megalomaniacs. They won't reflect on anything, let alone themselves. Otherwise, would it be your turn to crush their hearts?"

Everyone in the room was silent, as if they didn't know what to say about the Batman Who Laughs' arrogance.

The Batman Who Laughs is indeed a combination of Batman and the Joker, but he is just a combination of Batman and the Joker. He is not a combination of Batman, the Joker, Scarecrow, Two-Face, Penguin, Riddler, Harley Quinn, and all the madmen in Arkham.

However, the real Batman has to face these madmen 24 hours a day.

Arkham Universe's Batman is especially so, because this is a game universe. The game process takes about 20 hours to clear. Even if you are a bit clumsy, you can finish the whole process in 30 to 40 hours, and doing all the collection platinum trophies takes 60 hours.

That is to say, no matter how ups and downs this game is, and how many villains and accidents appear, Batman only spent 1-2 days to solve everything.

And in the setting of the game plot, Batman only spent one night to solve the city-destroying operation, thwarted all conspiracies, and found all the trophies by the way.

In the judgment of the Batman of the main universe who heard these experiences, he believed that such a person dealing with a Batman and a Joker was not a problem, even if the two sides joined forces, it could not be said to be very strenuous.

Even if this Batman and Joker were combined into one, with one heart and one mind, he could not be without any ability to fight back, especially in the spiritual aspect.

The strength of Batman is directly proportional to his paranoia. But if the combination of Batman and the Joker can weaken Batman so smoothly, isn't that equivalent to curing him?

So many comics, so many villains, so many gods as background boards, Batman is still that Batman. How can the combination of the Joker and Batman cure him?

Of course, Scarecrow doesn't know that the Batman Who Laughs is the biological father of the editorial department. He just infers from common sense. If his inference is correct, this genius director intends to put Batman, who was seriously injured in the body and just provoked in the spirit, into a dream world, and also intends to bring Jason, the key figure who made him seriously injured in the body and provoked in the spirit, to him.

The most critical thing is that he also intends to bring two more Batmen in, letting this Batman deal with those two Batmen.

Scarecrow Jonathan laughed at himself when he inferred this. He really didn't want to care anymore. He just wanted to see the expression of the director when these three Batmen plus an Arkham Knight beat him up.

But Shiler said no, because if Arkham Batman really entered the Dream World while awake, he alone could poke this fragile bubble.

What is even more shocking is that this genius director did not make any preparations for Jason and Spider-Man who went in. It seems that he just intends to use his touching and tear-jerking plot to reform them.

Then what can Scarecrow do? He can only do his old job, risking the risk of provoking Batman again in the short term, answering chemistry questions on the exam paper of the drama performance subject, and using chemical means to play dark hands.

There is another problem. Jason went in first, and Arkham Batman went in later. When Scarecrow received the task, Jason had already gone in, but Arkham Batman had not.

That is to say, he has to poison in the Dream World and the real world at the same time, and this poison must take effect immediately, and it must have a good effect, otherwise this play will collapse completely.

Then the question comes, how on earth can he produce a toxin that makes Batman and Jason collapse in both worlds in a short time?

Or, if he has this ability, can he wait for this idiot to do these things? If he has this ability, can it be the Joker's turn to kidnap Jason?

But this won't work, so what to do? Roll!

Scarecrow, Mr. Freeze, Firefly, Phosphorus Doctor, Hugo, Mad Hatter, Poison Ivy, Kite Man, in short, the famous high-educated villains in Gotham formed a temporary scientific research group under the leadership of Dr. Jonathan to make an emergency breakthrough on this extremely difficult scientific proposition.

To be honest, the effect was not very good. In the end, it relied on the wizard to contact Constantine, using the authority to play tricks from the dream level, letting Jason have a serious illness in the dream, forcibly weakening his spiritual energy, and then using various nerve toxins that can bring hallucinations in the real world, combined with the weakening at the moment of entering the dream, to barely hold down Jason and Batman.

It is precisely by borrowing other means that it shows that this group of scientists has completely rolled to the end, because this group of narcissists and mental patients, as long as they can, will not say they can't.

"Wait." When the film was played here, the Batman of the main universe said: "So the terrifying hallucinations I saw in the sewer..."

"You are very likely poisoned." Scarecrow said without taboo: "We equally put an equal amount of toxin into each safe house. Although the fog will also bring certain hallucinations, the poison gas will undoubtedly greatly amplify them."

This finally cleared the doubts in Batman's heart, because in the subsequent journey with Poison Ivy, most of the enemies they encountered looked like killers, with shape and quality, but the previous hallucinations were not very like.

"The snail is real." Shiler said: "The hallucination you saw is also real."

"That vortex town?"

"Yes, but if you have any other ideas, I don't know."

Batman immediately realized that the monsters and hallucinations were real, so the problem might be the experience where he doubted his common sense and memory. Now that I think about it, this is very terrible.

Generally speaking, Batman will not doubt himself first when encountering difficulties. This is the same truth as Arkham Batman. But if they are this kind of person, it is impossible to be paranoid until today.

But at that time, when encountering those hallucinations, Batman actually began to doubt himself first, and Scarecrow also said that the purpose of this toxin was to make Arkham Batman doubt himself in the dream, so as to cooperate with the script to complete the task. Then the Batman of the main universe had every reason to suspect that he had also been tricked.

Thinking of this, he looked at Scarecrow with lingering fear. He knew that the criminals in this universe might be very strong, otherwise the Batman of this universe would not have to make himself so strong, but he did not expect that this group of madmen had become so strong.

Still the same sentence, no matter which universe, as long as Scarecrow has the ability to use such direct means to make Batman shake, he would have become a villain of the same level as the Joker.

Even if this is a collective research project, it only shows that they are all about the same level as the Joker.

The Batman of the main universe was sweating a little.

Riddler also sighed. He is a very lively person and doesn't like to sigh very much, but this time he pretended to support his head with his hands, like a child imitating an adult, and sighed deeply.

"I hate playing games with that guy called Superman." He deliberately made his voice very sharp to emphasize, "You don't know how many times he found me and how many times he beat me up. It took me so long to drag him!"

Riddler's tone was very aggrieved, and the screen finally began to play his task.

To some extent, his task was the most arduous. Others were at least breaking their own limits within their familiar business scope. He was good, directly crossing over to change careers, not hitting Batman but changing to hit Superman.

Some people might say that Superman was weakened to an ordinary person by Kryptonite, without super physical strength, without a super brain, and couldn't fly, and even hung with various weakness states. It's not too difficult for Riddler to drag him, right?

But isn't this a coincidence? The so-called things gather by kind, people gather by groups. Is a person who can have a "hand and glove" relationship with Batman really that normal?

In fact, if you analyze it carefully, it is not difficult to see that many of Superman's actions are inseparable from his powerful ability. That is to say, when Superman is Superman, some of his actions look relatively normal. But if he is an ordinary person, I am afraid that real ordinary people will not think he is normal.

For example, the super brain that is not super at all is not very like a brain. In essence, it is because Superman's super power gives it enough fault tolerance. It doesn't matter if he doesn't use his brain. Anyway, breaking tricks with strength can achieve the goal.

But assuming you put aside all his super powers and look at his action logic, you will find that he also has strong personality regression performance, such as thinking in a straight line, asking for opinions when encountering things, not listening to opinions after asking, and then punching again after failure.

His behavior follows a logic more like an infant, that is, I want, I get, too primitive and shallow.

And although Superman's spiritual core is not as complex as Batman's, he doesn't carry anything, nor does he want to prove anything. His theme is absolute axiom and justice. Although it is unlikely that any real person is so thin, it more or less shows that his spirit is not so healthy.

To be precise, Superman and Batman are the same in terms of paranoia. It is not to say that one is for justice and one is for revenge, and there is any essential difference. In fact, it is still that set of heroism, but Superman is strong enough, so it looks reasonable.

When the waves recede and you see whose spirit is running naked, you can find that the Batman Who Laughs should really not target Batman and Jason, the two super paranoids, but Superman, this implicit paranoid, because the smoother the wind and water, the more he thinks he is right, the more paranoid he is, and the less likely he is to give up.

Riddler inferred that Superman without super powers is not easy to deal with, but he didn't think it was so difficult to deal with.

This degree of Superman's paranoia makes him want to call the police many times, but most of the time, if Riddler has a Bat-Signal, he can really call Batman over and grab his collar and shout "Hurry up and take your glove away!!!"