Chapter 3472

Facts have proved that people will really laugh when they are speechless.

Victor saw Schiller sitting on the sofa alone laughing when he walked in, and he suddenly felt a bit creepy, and even immediately began to consider whether to call the police.

Although it looks like nothing happened now, something might happen soon. If you call the police now, you can avoid the police being blocked in the morning rush hour.

He leaned over and asked: "What's wrong? Schiller?"

"Nothing," Schiller came back to his senses, shook his head and said, "Just discovered that my luck is as bad as ever."

Victor showed a puzzled expression. Schiller didn't say much.

Schiller thought carefully, and he felt that only in one case would Batman feel that Bruce Wei En could save himself, and that is, he had already saved himself successfully.

That is to say, the Batman he met now might be the extremely rare Batman among the countless multiverses who really relied on himself to get rid of the shadows of the past and recovered into a normal person.

It can only be said that his luck has never been good. Basically, every Batman he met was a rare variety, and this time it was a golden flash.

So what method will Schiller use to deal with this kind of Batman?

The fact is that he has no way. The tricks of psychologists are basically only useful for people with psychological problems. If there is no problem with psychology, basically you can only take physical means.

But the difficulty of taking physical means against Batman is about the same as the difficulty of taking physical means against Superman. Superman can at least find the weakness of Kryptonite, and Batman is basically unselectable.

The Batman he met now and the main universe Batman are two extremes: one is completely better, and the other is completely unnecessary to be better. Although the directions are different, the strength is the same.

People who firmly believe that this world is crazy and people who firmly believe that this world is not crazy are actually equally difficult to deal with.

For Schiller, the latter is more difficult to deal with. Even if it is the main universe Batman, he can use his academic knowledge to fight a few rounds with the other party in verbal confrontation.

And facing the latter, he basically can only sigh at the ocean, sighing at the strength of human willpower and the infinite mystery of the spiritual world.

Schiller's plan to divert the disaster cannot be completely completed, but it should have affected the judgment of him in the future Battleworld, and the danger currently lurking in Cat Getan should have been misled, which should have been achieved.

Sure enough, on the way to eat breakfast with Victor, Schiller received a call from Gordon.

"... Is that so? He has disappeared? Are you sure he didn't run away by himself? Okay, I know."

"Really, no ideas. But it won't be an ordinary person. Have you checked the surveillance? Hmm... It seems that things are more troublesome than I thought."

Schiller hung up the phone, and Victor looked at him. Schiller put away his phone and said: "Jonathan disappeared from the police station."

"Not surprised," Victor said, "This guy should have slipped away long ago. Anyway, no evidence can be found, and the police can't help him."

"No," Schiller said, "He shouldn't have run away by himself, it is more likely that he was taken away by someone."

"Why?"

"If he didn't want to be caught, he wouldn't have let the police take him away at all. Precisely because no evidence can be found, in less than 10 hours, the police station must release people. Now he ran away, even if the evidence of the poisoning case cannot be found, at least he must be accused of jailbreak, resisting arrest, and obstructing official business. Why bother?"

"Also," Victor nodded, then said with some doubt, "Then who is idle and has nothing to do, go to rob his prison? Could it be that he still has some criminal good partners?"

"He should have been kidnapped," Schiller said.

Victor's movements paused, then he opened his mouth and looked at Schiller and said: "You shouldn't be for this, right?!"

"Originally there were other purposes, but now it seems very difficult to achieve. So it is indeed for this," Schiller sighed and said.

"You knew long ago that someone was going to kidnap you, so you pushed Jonathan out to block the disaster. I said how could you be so kind, and agreed to his entry application with Sivana, it turns out you were waiting for him here."

Victor thought for a while and said: "But even if you don't do this, no one can kidnap you, right? So you are just to let Jonathan have bad luck?"

"It's not that simple," Schiller said, "This time our opponent is not a lunatic, but an alien."

"Also. I guess only you think aliens are more terrible than lunatics," Victor couldn't help but complain, "Especially the lunatics in Cat Getan."

"Don't forget that you are also one of the lunatics, Mr. Freeze," Schiller rolled his eyes slightly and said, "There is no time to joke now, I am talking about the truth. If it is really a Kryptonian, it is not that troublesome, but now it seems that it is more than that."

"Not a Kryptonian?" Victor raised his eyebrows with some surprise, and said, "Then what other aliens are there?"

"There are no signs of fighting at the scene where Jonathan disappeared. This has two possibilities: either, he followed that person voluntarily; or, the other party doesn't need to use force to subdue him."

"Subduing Jonathan with force is not that difficult. Just knocking him out should not leave any traces," Victor questioned, and said, "Fear gas may not be useful for aliens. Maybe he tried to resist, but didn't even hold on for a move, so naturally there was no fighting trace."

"Then you underestimate Jonathan too much," Schiller shook his head gently and said, "It is not difficult to subdue him, but wanting him not to leave any clues, I am afraid even Batman can't do it."

"Do you really think he is so powerful?"

"His old profession is not a chemist," Schiller said, "Even if he loses chemical means, he can use psychological skills to stabilize the other party, so as to leave enough time for himself, call for help or leave clues."

"But if nothing was found at the scene, it proves: either he deliberately didn't want to do so, or he didn't have the opportunity to do so."

"Which one do you think it will be?"

"I am more inclined to the former," Schiller had clearly thought about it, and said, "Jonathan followed him voluntarily."

"But you just said that leaving now has no benefit for Jonathan. Not only did he sit in prison for half a day, but he might also face a series of accusations later."

"That means the benefit of following the other party must be greater than the subsequent harm."

"Could it be that the other party promised him a great benefit?"

Schiller shook his head and said: "I don't think so. Think about it, why did aliens come to Earth?"

"Of course, to invade Earth. However, Earth doesn't seem to have any very rare resources, so I guess it's to rule Earth and treat it as a colony?"

"Then what benefit can he promise Jonathan? Wait until the aliens conquer Earth, and let him be the Governor of Earth? Do you think Jonathan will be interested?"

"I'm afraid not," Victor shook his head and said, "I'm not praising him, but this guy is clearly not the kind of person who pursues fame and fortune, and he doesn't want to be any ruler. Or rather, he is about the same as the Joker, they are very disgusted with this kind of thing, and would rather pursue art alone."

"That's right, that's it. This kind of benefit definitely can't move Jonathan. If it were in another universe, Jonathan cooperating with them might be to deal with Batman, but our universe doesn't have Batman..."

"Wait a minute," Victor suddenly interrupted Schiller and said, "Why do I feel that he cooperated with aliens, maybe to deal with you?"

"Why deal with me?"

"You say why? You buckled such a big black pot on his head, and don't allow others to fight back?"

"But the person who poisoned at the banquet was him, and I didn't force him. If he didn't make this kind of prank, I wouldn't have the opportunity to take action."

"He won't reason with you," Victor shook his head and said, "I feel this is something he can do."

"Okay, assuming so. Then how would Jonathan feel that aliens can deal with me?"

"It's what you just said that aliens are more difficult to deal with than lunatics."

"That's just difficult to deal with. If it's just a Kryptonian, it might not really have any way to deal with me. When he hasn't seen the other party's real strength, Jonathan will not choose to place a bet."

"I understand, you mean, this alien might have shown some unique ability, making Jonathan feel that he can borrow his hand to deal with you, so he chose to go with him."

Schiller nodded, and then said: "Then what identity do you think Jonathan will go with him?"

"What identity?" Victor thought for a while before reacting, and said, "Oh, you mean the black pot you buckled on him. Do you think he will admit that he is the professor?"

"What do you think?"

Victor touched his chin, thought about it seriously, and said: "If it were me, I would admit it. Because the value of the professor is clearly greater than myself. As long as I can hold this card firmly, the space for negotiation with the other party will be much larger."

"That's right. Jonathan is very smart, so he will definitely admit it."

"Can the other party not distinguish that he is lying?"

"Still that sentence. Although Jonathan is a well-known chemist, his attainments in psychology are not bad. As long as he doesn't want to, almost no one can find out that he is lying."

Victor was thoughtful, then nodded and said: "Indeed. This guy's disguise is very good, and can even deceive Batman."

"But what makes me a bit worried is, what ability did that alien show, making Jonathan feel that he can deal with you?"

"This is exactly what I want to say," Schiller said, "Batman left Superman in the police station to guard Jonathan, but when the invader took Jonathan away, he didn't leave any traces of fighting. What do you think is going on?"