Chapter 3460: Research on Cats and Dogs (19)

The young Charles Xavier wore a large black-framed pair of glasses that took up almost half his face, making him look even younger and more student-like. Combined with the large stack of books he was holding, he looked even more like a college student soaking in the library.

However, considering that what he was flipping through was Schiller's early memories, this scene naturally presented a gold content completely different from his dressing style.

"Good morning, or good afternoon, Doctor." Charles pushed his glasses and walked over, saying, "Is there something?"

Schiller didn't emphasize to him that he wasn't the doctor he was familiar with, because this had no meaning. What Charles left in his tower was just a brainwave, similar to an automatic program, without any emotional tendency; just talk about business.

"For a period of time next, the universe I am in might break out into a small-scale war resisting an alien invasion. We need a telepath who can act as a liaison. I wonder if you have time?"

Charles walked to the table holding the books in his hands, put the books down, and said: "The brainwave I left here doesn't possess powerful telepathic abilities. Although it can still conduct telepathic communication, its attack and defense capabilities are insufficient..."

"That's enough," Schiller said, "If you are too strong, some people will worry."

"No problem." Charles's tone was very calm, and it did indeed have a kind of inorganic cold beauty. He agreed immediately and then continued, "I don't possess a physical body and only exist in the form of brainwaves, more similar to what people call ghosts. If you guys can accept it, I think I can be of help."

"Will you be harmed if you lose this brainwave?"

"I have already lost this brainwave." Charles replied, "Across the world barrier, I can't feel the existence of the main body at all, and I'm just acting according to the logic of action he left behind. One of them is to cooperate with you as much as possible."

Schiller nodded and said: "Thank you very much for your generosity, Professor Xavier. Do you need me to take you to Metropolis?"

"No need, I can also act by attaching to other people's brainwaves. I read from your memories just now that your two students will travel to Metropolis by car, and I will go with them."

"Fine, thank you. But I hope you won't scare them."

"I won't, I will soothe them as much as possible."

Batman and Superman, who drove to Cat Getan, arrived when Cat Getan's sky hadn't yet brightened. To prevent attracting attention, neither of them wore uniforms, but changed into casual clothes, and Batman even wore a mask.

Batman didn't choose to go directly to Wei En Manor, but chose the Wei En Hotel closer to the city entrance, planning to rest and catch up on sleep before dawn.

He took off his mask, and the valet recognized him at a glance, hurriedly coming up to help him park the car and opening the revolving door for him. Batman brought Superman into the hotel lobby.

The receptionist on duty nodded at him with a smile and then said: "Still want the suite on the top floor, sir?"

Batman nodded from the flow. He knew which one that was, because in the universe he was originally in, the presidential suite on the top floor of the Wei En Hotel was always reserved for their boss.

"Fine. The door uses biological pupil identification technology to unlock, the elevator is in the passage on the right. You need any service, you can call the front desk directly. Thank you."

"A friend is staying with me, please give me a door card." Batman said. He and the Bruce of this universe had slightly different eye colors, and he was worried that pupil identification wouldn't pass.

"Fine, this is your door card, please take it."

Taking the door card, Batman beckoned to Superman beside him, and the two walked toward the elevator together.

The presidential suite on the top floor had an independent elevator. After they got on the elevator and the elevator door opened, they entered the suite on the top floor directly.

The scene when the elevator door opened could completely be called an "opening thunderbolt"—a whole set of huge pink inflatable castles was placed in front of the entrance.

Batman and Superman stood in the elevator for several seconds, not daring to go out. Was this really not an illusion trap set by someone proficient in telepathic abilities?

Superman looked at the pink inflatable castle in front of him, then looked at Batman, then looked at the castle again, and then grabbed the zero-point-several seconds before Batman opened his mouth and said: "I won't discriminate against any of your hobbies. You have too much pressure usually, I think this is quite good."

Batman didn't know whether to scold him or praise him for a moment. Bad news: Superman is a dog; good news: this dog is quite considerate.

The even worse bad news was that he was really quite a dog, even flying up to circle the castle, clicking his tongue in wonder.

This really couldn't be blamed on Batman—because the inflatable castle was clearly customized, with a huge inflatable Batman doll on the very top, the doll's wings covered in bows, and all kinds of small tassels hanging down, dreamy to the extreme.

Below the giant Batman doll were two of the longest slides, supported at the very front at an angle that could be called steep, and then some curved small slides on the side. At the bottom of the slides was a pile of pink and white ocean balls, and on both sides were some nets for climbing and suspension bridges.

Objectively speaking, this pink inflatable slide castle wasn't ugly; the color scheme was cute, the workmanship was excellent, the design was reasonable, and it looked very fun at a glance.

So the very dog-like Superman landed behind Batman after circling, and without his consent, grabbed him up.

"Clark, what are you doing! Put me down!" Batman shouted instinctively.

Superman put Batman in the center of the inflatable castle, which was where the slide started, and landed himself, then pointed to the slide on the left and said: "You slide this one, I slide that one, let's compare who slides faster."

"Can you be any more childish, Clark?"

Superman didn't pay attention to him at all, sat down on that slide on the right side, and used his eyes to signal Batman to sit down quickly.

Batman sat down somewhat helplessly, hugging his arms and sliding down with a stinky face. With such stiff limb movements, it was naturally impossible to slide very fast. Superman, who was completely relaxed, had already plunged headfirst into the ocean balls, and he had only slid halfway.

"You lost, Bruce!" Superman laughed and shouted at him.

Batman was even more unhappy. He loosened his arms, secretly bending his knees to accelerate. But just as he was about to reach the bottom, Superman actually threw ocean balls at him.

"Hey... hey!!" Batman bent his arms to block.

"This is the winner's reward!" Superman shouted.

Batman gritted his teeth and slid down, wanting to grab ocean balls to fight back immediately, but the "ocean" of this ocean ball was much deeper than he thought. He plunged headfirst into it, and when he stood up, he found the ocean balls had piled up to his chest.

He was hit on the head by ocean balls thrown by Superman again. Batman couldn't bear it anymore, stretched out his hand, and the claw hook in his sleeve hooked onto the crossbeam on the ceiling.

The hook retracted, Batman leaped up, and kicked Superman in the chest. The two fell into the ocean balls together.

A few minutes later, Batman climbed to the highest point of the inflatable castle with a limp, sat in front of the slide, and said: "Again!"

Aisha, who had just flown in from the suite window, watched them play on the inflatable castle slide for half an hour.

Aisha wanted to interrupt them, because that inflatable castle slide was a gift specially customized for her by Thomas and Martha before they left, and she hadn't even played with it much, yet it had been snatched by others. Could Aisha bear this temper?

But then again, Batman not being able to slide faster than Superman was still much more interesting than the inflatable castle slide. So Aisha didn't interrupt them either.

Aisha came over to get something. She had left her ice skates here the day before yesterday, and had an ice skating class today, so she had to fly over in the middle of the night to get them.

She wanted to leave after getting them, but the sound of closing the cabinet door was a bit loud, and she was heard by Batman. Batman finally pulled himself out of the "ocean" of ocean balls and walked into the suite on tiptoe.

When he met Aisha's vertical pupils, Batman was stunned, seemingly thinking about how there could be a little girl here.

But he soon realized that this wasn't an ordinary little girl, because her eyes were glowing, and when she grinned, the teeth in her mouth were as sharp as knives.

Batman retreated two steps vigilantly, bumping into Superman behind him. He looked back at Superman with no lack of resentment.

"Hello." Aisha took the initiative to greet, and then said, "Aisha Wei En, Bruce Wei En's daughter."

"Oh, you are the daughter of the Bruce of this world." Superman used a declarative sentence, because although there were no lights on in the room, he had super vision and could already see that Aisha and Bruce looked very much alike.

Batman was a bit worse; it was too dark in the room to see Aisha's appearance clearly, or perhaps the glowing eyes and reflective teeth were too eye-catching, making him not notice the other party's appearance for a while.

Aisha carried the ice skates and walked out of the room, coming to the entrance where there was light, and only then did Batman see her appearance clearly.

Batman squatted down slowly and reached out to Aisha. Aisha walked over, and Batman touched her head and said: "Is this your room?"

Aisha nodded, then shook her head, looked back at the window, then looked down at her watch, and then said: "You guys can use it, but don't mess it up. I'm going home."

Batman just wanted to ask how she was going home so late, when he saw Aisha take off on the spot and fly directly out of the window.

"Wait a moment, I forgot to ask who her mother is." Batman said somewhat annoyedly. Recalling the glowing eyes and shark-like teeth, Batman couldn't help but start to drift off.

"Didn't you say you wanted to catch up on sleep?" Superman pushed him forward and then said, "There are only a few hours left until dawn, you should hurry up and go to sleep, Batman."

After walking into the suite, Batman realized why Aisha nodded and shook her head.

In one of the bedrooms in the suite, there was a Batman doll on the bed, and there was a pile of children's toys in the room, messy and not yet cleaned up; it looked like the ones living here were a mother and daughter.

The second bedroom was much tidier, with basically nothing placed on the countertop, two Hollywood movie posters on the wall, and a photo of the three of them on the bedside table.

Considering they were originally impersonating someone else's identity to use someone else's room, Batman and Superman didn't intend to disturb the life of Bruce's family. So they gave up the master bedroom and squeezed into the second bedroom together.

And then they were scratched by Selina, who came back after eating breakfast.

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Considering that they were already using someone else's room under a false identity, Batman and Superman did not intend to disturb the life of Bruce's family. So the two of them gave up the master bedroom and squeezed into the guest bedroom together.

And then they had their faces scratched up by Selina, who had returned after finishing her breakfast.

(End of chapter)