Chapter 2843: The Great Battle of the Lego Minifigures! (Part 8)

Batman confessed that he went to fool the Joker, which was actually fighting poison with poison. They wanted to get enough building materials here, so naturally they had to find the source factory that produced Lego bricks. But if there were criminals everywhere, it would definitely be very troublesome.

Batman told the Joker that if there were so many criminals in Cat Getan City, Batman definitely wouldn't have time to look at you, so you must take advantage of the time before Batman escapes to catch all the criminals. In that case, Batman would only be able to play games with you alone.

The Joker in this universe was easy to fool. After parting with Batman, he almost immediately went to catch criminals. In the surveillance system of Wei En Manor, one could see his diligent working figure.

Of course, the Joker also had to be made to cause some trouble for Superman, otherwise it would be very troublesome if Superman found his way here. Although it was unknown what a Lego Superman could do, if he really wanted to do something, it would be much more annoying than the Joker, so it was best if he didn't come.

Batman wasn't very worried about Diana, because no matter which world, Diana was very busy, with a pile of messes waiting for her to clean up, and other superheroes were about the same.

Batman's plan was executed perfectly, but the news brought by Shiler changed the situation. This so-called raw material completion plan exceeded their expectations.

They couldn't help but start thinking about a question: for Lego minifigures, is the plastic that can produce Lego bricks in the Lego world equivalent to the true answer to life?

Then, is the lack of raw materials for plastic mentioned in this plan as difficult to synthesize as in the real world, or are the synthetic raw materials gone, or did something go wrong in some link?

They started to explore these questions, but compared to Batman's technological level, plastic is really nothing worth exploring. This is a very mature material production technology, and no matter how much it is discussed, nothing new will come out.

However, when Shiler successively told the content he had discussed with Tim before, Batman raised a question: if no one in this world will die, then did Martha and Wei En not die either?

This question could only be answered by the eyewitnesses at the time. Fortunately, there was still an Alfred in the manor.

Facing Batman's speculation, he gave an affirmative answer and also told the truth about the Wei En couple's murder case back then.

The same cinema, the same alley, but the difference was that this time it wasn't the Wei En couple chasing Batman out, but Batman chasing behind the Wei En couple.

But the time he caught up was a bit late, and his parents just disappeared at the end of the alley, and judging from the pearl necklace scattered on the ground, they must have been kidnapped.

From Alfred's description, Batman could also realize that the so-called 'not dying' is actually a false proposition. Plastic is indeed non-degradable, but it will also decay.

Because of the material, it is generally much tougher than meat. So there are several conditions for a Lego minifigure to be judged as completely dead: either the brain part is completely decayed, that is, the head is gone.

It's not head and body separation, but the head is completely destroyed. Even if an identical head can be installed later, it is not the same person.

Then there is the body being completely scattered, every part being separated, and the main body part not being found within a year. The consciousness of the Lego minifigure will also gradually dissipate.

Another way to judge death is disappearance, because many Lego minifigures have fallen into dangerous solutions for various reasons, and not even a corpse part can be found. So Lego minifigures who have been missing for more than three years will also be judged as dead.

Indeed, many minifigures have suddenly returned after being judged as dead, but that is indeed a minority, and the vast majority have not been able to return. The Wei En couple belonged to this situation.

Back then, two gunshots did ring out in the alley, and the Wei En couple did disappear, but according to the police investigation at the time, this type of gun was not enough to completely scatter the two people's parts, at most it was a knockdown, so it was judged as missing, and only judged as dead three years later.

It was also about what Shiler expected. The fault tolerance of Lego minifigures is too high. There hasn't been such a malicious case for many years, so until today, the Cat Getan police and Batman are still investigating these cases, but there is no clue no matter how they investigate.

This has to mention a certain old case, which is the death method of the main universe Wei En couple. According to the main universe Batman himself, the Wei En couple should have died of a vendetta, so finding the Wei En couple's enemy is a clue. But unfortunately, Alfred said that the parents of the Batman in this universe had no enemies.

Neither alive nor dead, no great hatred, and in the situation where it is very difficult to kill a Lego minifigure, acting rashly, if they are not killed, they might face revenge. Almost no one would take such a risk, and those who had some grudges have also been excluded from suspicion.

Shiler and the main universe Batman both suspected that the Wei En couple might have faked their deaths, but they really couldn't find any evidence, so they could only infer from the motive.

Shiler believed that this might indeed be related to that mysterious raw material replenishment plan, because assuming that the raw materials for producing Lego bricks began to be in short supply, that would be a real life-and-death problem.

Placed in the real world, it is almost equivalent to all the resources in the world suddenly becoming non-renewable, and even clean and environmentally friendly natural energy cannot be used. Now that humans only have the old capital left that can only support for a while, then this world war will have to be fought whether they want to or not.

Standing from the perspective of an observer, Shiler didn't feel that a happy-ending episode of a movie would have such cruel things, but after all, this is a Battleworld dungeon, so it doesn't exclude the possibility of magic modification.

They came here to get massive building materials, but if this world itself is hard to protect, then I'm afraid they must be saviors once, solving the problem of raw material shortage in the Lego world, in order to solve their own building material problems.

Shiler gave the coordinates to Batman. Batman looked at it with the computer in Wei En Manor and found that this place was a chemical plant. If there were no accidents, it was the famous ACE Chemical Plant.

In the world of Lego minifigures, all chemical plants are very, very, very dangerous, because although bullets can't kill, and explosions can't kill, if you really fall into a corrosive chemical solution, that is definitely death. All chemical plants are regulated by the local government, and the guards are very tight.

If they want to figure out what happened in this chemical plant, they must sneak in, which means they must formulate a combat plan. This is what Batman is good at.

He immediately used the dining table as the conference table and started to arrange the combat plan on the spot.

As a result, Shiler flicked the plastic banknotes in his hand and said, "How much money? Risking your life like this? You go if you want, I'm not going."

"Aren't you a psychologist?"

"I am a doctor, not God."

"But at least you can cover..."

"Are you sure you want to see my marksmanship?"

Batman hesitated. Actually, he had heard that Shiler's marksmanship was bad, from the Robins in Shiler's universe, but it was also hard for him to imagine.

Regarding killing, Shiler has always used every means possible, and even Batman, who doesn't kill, is very skilled in the use of firearms, because this is indeed the most efficient thermal weapon. So Shiler doesn't know how, and Batman is very surprised.

It's just that Shiler couldn't make it clear, because he actually grew up in a country where guns were completely banned, which led to him coming into contact with firearms too late, and he really couldn't compare with this group of people who started actual combat from childhood.

His marksmanship is not to say how bad it is, he can still hit humanoid creatures from a few meters away, but to achieve precise headshots or perfectly hit moving targets, that's a bit lacking.

To say that this level is enough in actual combat, after all, Shiler also has the blessing of extraordinary power and inspiration, and doing the work of ordinary agents is considered handy.

However, it is not bad to be able to use this excuse to be lazy this time. Shiler simply didn't argue and let Batman think that he couldn't hit anyone within two meters.

Batman couldn't help but start to weigh it. If it were really this level of marksmanship, it would be better not to go. Although in this world, bullets really don't cause too much damage, in the process of close-quarters combat, getting shot and losing balance is quite fatal.

"Alright then, then you stay at headquarters..."

"I don't know how to use a computer," Shiler said again. "It's okay for you to let me install some software or make a table, but letting me operate the kind of supercomputer you use is still a bit too difficult for me."

Batman hesitated again. He felt that Shiler must know how to use it, but without paying, he might not be willing to do it sincerely. If he were slacking off there, it would be better not to do it.

So the combat order changed to: Tim stays at headquarters to use the supercomputer and surveillance system to provide intelligence for Batman, and Batman and Deadpool go to the factory headquarters.

As for what Shiler does, his task is only one, and that is—don't make trouble.

But how is this possible?

Having grinded with Batman for so long without earning a few pennies, now that he has finally left, he must seize the time to make some extra money.

It is obvious that Tim cannot keep an eye on Shiler, so when Batman received the news that Shiler had disappeared, he was not too surprised.

Mainly because he had no time to be surprised now, because the original infiltration plan was all ruined. They had just arrived at the factory gate when Deadpool roared and rushed up with his dual blades.

The last time Batman saw someone so brave was himself invading Apokolips.

Sure enough, before anyone rushed out, the automatic mechanical defense towers on the sentry post fired wildly. Batman spent some effort to pick up all of Deadpool's parts and put them back together.

Discovering that rushing in wouldn't work, Deadpool smiled sheepishly and said, "I'll listen to you, I'll listen to you."

Batman and Deadpool sneaked around the factory and found that there were always trucks coming in and out to transport goods at the side door of the factory.

Batman felt that he could mix into the truck, but soon found that there was a security check device at the entrance. He had also seen it in the Batcave of the Batman in this universe. It could show whether there were people in the car.

He didn't know the specific principle, but it wasn't judged by shape, but more like something like intelligence or soul. Such detection instruments are more troublesome, because Batman doesn't have the technical means to counter them, and he has always been unable to understand things like souls.

Then, perhaps he could also pretend to be transport personnel, but Batman observed for a while and found that this thing was quite intelligent. There was no one driving at all, and everything passing through the portal was dead objects.

In this regard, Batman obviously didn't have as much experience as Deadpool, because Deadpool is immortal in the real world, and he has plenty of dirty tricks. He leaned directly into Batman's ear and said a few words.

Batman suddenly realized. That security check device was not high, and they could actually fly over it directly.

He hadn't thought of it before because in the past, Batman needed very complex equipment to fly, and the most complex part of the equipment was to protect Batman's fragile flesh.

Since he has now become a Lego minifigure and can't die from falling, why not fly boldly?

Batman set his sights on the roller coaster in the amusement park not far away. ===== CHAPTER 2844 =====