Chapter 4611

However, Shiler finally went to find Stark. Stark was tutoring little Morgan with her homework, and the scene was a bit chaotic. I thought such a great scientist couldn't do anything about a child's homework, but after listening closely, I realized that the father and daughter were having a heated discussion about different routes of nuclear fusion.

Seeing Shiler appear at the door, Stark was stunned. Shiler had a bad premonition in his heart. This is a big household of family gossip, and he must not be given a chance to talk about it.

"Do you know that the Batmen have come here?"

Stark, who was still in a daze, jumped and said: "What? Who?"

"Batman. Something went wrong over there, they had to find helpers, and now they are staying in Legion's spiritual world..."

"Wow, Batman!" little Morgan shouted. "Dad, I want to see Batman, he will definitely agree with my view!"

Stark called the nanny directly and sent little Morgan to Obadiah. He put on his glasses, walked to the desk, and then said: "What happened over there?"

Shiler narrated in the most concise way. But Stark shook his head helplessly and said: "I don't want a novel summary, but specific data. Otherwise, why should I judge the disaster level?"

Shiler had to send a message to the Batmen. Soon, they sent a lot of data. Logically speaking, those monitoring instruments were left on their bodies, and they definitely didn't have time to look when they withdrew, so they shouldn't know some specific energy data at the time of the incident.

However, the Batmen have their own ways. They actually inferred some things based on the situation visible to the naked eye at that time, and carried out a calculation on the way of escape, and got a lot of reliable information. Shiler couldn't help but sigh: people just have the capital to be big stubborn guys, and their ability is really worthy of the savior's ambition.

Or rather, every big stubborn guy is like this. But if they didn't have enough strength to support them to be stubborn to the end, they would have been smoothed out by the cruel reality long ago. In other words, some people who are ridiculously stubborn in concepts and behaviors always have two brushes.

After reading the data, Stark pushed his glasses and said: "I want to know more about which genius made such a big scene. It wouldn't be another Batman, would it?"

"Does this matter?" Shiler asked.

Stark nodded lightly and said: "I am more concerned about the fact that the means he adopted seem absurd, but are actually quite effective, aren't they?"

"But Batman was..."

"Didn't he also not get trapped?" Stark said. "So I asked you if the person who did it was Batman. If it was, he would know that his counterpart must have a way to escape, then this is a perfect genius plan."

Shiler sighed in his heart, he knew it. There are many more crazy scientists on the Marvel side than DC, and they are much crazier. Lex Luthor and Superman have a child, Reed can have one with everyone in the Justice League—including Batman, and even Joker.

"Tell me specifically." It's not that Shiler wants to listen, but if you don't let Stark finish his genius insights, he will definitely not talk about business.

The Batmen witnessed with their own eyes how the Earth took the Apocalypse field to hit Nekron, and they also described this process to Stark. Stark said: "The key lies in the Dark Dimension."

Shiler frowned slightly. He knew that the Dark Dimension was actually Barbatos's field. Then he suddenly thought that when the accident happened, Barbatos was entangled by Nyarlathotep, so he didn't find that Bruce used his field to make such a big move.

However, now Nyarlathotep has taken the Outer Gods and run away, Barbatos should have come back to his senses. And because the string that wears this string of candied haws is the Dark Dimension, wouldn't he have discovered the situation on the Source Wall?

Although he contributed a string, his main body didn't go over, now he should still be able to move freely.

"I guess, this is intentional." Stark said. "The mastermind behind all this has a close relationship with Barbatos, otherwise he wouldn't have the authority to open the passage. What he is counting on is not you or Batman, he wants Barbatos to fish him out."

Shiler was slightly stunned: "Will Barbatos fish him out?"

"That depends on how important he is." Stark said. "However, as far as I know, Barbatos is the enemy of the multiverse, and also the enemy of the Batmen. What do you think he would think if he saw so many Batmen hung on the wall?"

"He would definitely award Bruce a Best Dark Knight Award." Shiler said. "You know how hard Batman is to deal with, Barbatos has never had any dependents who can do this degree."

This is not an exaggeration. As a background board, Barbatos's most famous big event is Metal. And in Metal, although the Batmen harmed by the Batman Who Laughs are not few, most of them are dragon roles. Except for those few in the Dark Knights, other Batmen know they are not serious Batmen as soon as they come out, all strange, and many don't have their own independent universe, just a setting.

The Batman Who Laughs has a large record, but in terms of quality, he can't compare with Bruce. Moreover, the Batman Who Laughs didn't have time to launch the Metal big event at all, Bruce's achievement is unique.

And in front of Barbatos, Bruce has always performed very well. That is warm greetings, diligent and conscientious, taking money and really working. Some time ago, he was organizing the Dark Knights all over the universe. It can be said that the working hours on Barbatos's side are much longer than on the Justice League's side, and he is definitely a unique and capable general.

Of course, you can't expect a being like Barbatos to have any feelings, but just from the perspective of interests, this Bruce is also a must-fish. After all, there are not a few Batmen hung up, but there are also many who are not hung up, and they have to make persistent efforts.

"Then can Barbatos fish him out?"

Stark shook his head and said: "He doesn't want Barbatos to fish him out, he wants to hang Barbatos up too."

Shiler widened his eyes slightly. Three candied haws are not enough, and another haw is needed. These mysterious beings in the multiverse met Bruce and met a ghost.

"Can it be done?" Shiler asked.

"Mostly it is possible." Stark said. "I don't know what God over there is thinking, to set up such giant traps around every universe. But if you haven't been in contact, whoever comes will be fooled."

Shiler thought it was the same. Who could have thought that the cosmic protective cover was a large sticky mouse board? Hitting it head-on without knowing it, isn't it just being stuck?

Barbatos probably really didn't know. After all, he was pitted by Bruce once before, trapped in the Dark Dimension and couldn't come out, forced to be a homebody, and still renting with others, running groups every day when he opened his eyes, probably kept in the dark by Bruce.

"So, Bruce used Batman as bait, wanting to trick Barbatos over and hang him up?"

"Exactly." Stark confirmed this. "Without Barbatos, Bruce can squander the power of the Dark Dimension even more unscrupulously."

"Why do I always feel that he couldn't handle the Dark Knights, and reached the deadline, so he had to hang his boss up?"

Shiler's guess is not unreasonable. Since Bruce graduated, he finally learned the correct graduation method: it doesn't matter if the thesis can't be finished, just fool the tutor; it doesn't matter if the task can't be completed, just kill the boss.

"Then who exactly is he counting on to fish him out?" Shiler asked. "Not me, not Batman, not Barbatos, who else can do it?"

"That depends on you." Stark said. "He must have done something else, we just don't know."

"You can't see it either?"

"I can try." Stark said. "However, I am a serious scientist after all, and have no experience in engaging in such multiverse-level disaster events. I suggest you go find an expert in this area."

Shiler wanted to refute his "serious scientist" remarks, but after thinking about it, compared to Reed Richards, Tony Stark is really a serious scientist.

"What is Reed doing?" Shiler asked.

"A while ago he poked a hole in Battleworld." Stark thought for a while and said, "He dragged Franklin to repair it for a long time before repairing it. Recently, he seems to be working on some antimatter universe channel. If you go to him now, you can just provide a research-worthy material for his subject."

Shiler thought about it and felt that Reed was professional in all aspects. His thinking might really be on the same frequency as Bruce, and he might be able to see some clues.

So he took the information and went to find Reed. Reed was investigating in the Southern Cross, probably looking for a landing point for the antimatter channel. His temporary base was on a spaceship, and when Shiler boarded the ship, he was busy at the experimental table.

"Oh, you're here." Reed looked at him and said, "Is Anatoly back?"

Shiler froze on the spot, looked at Reed and said: "You know Anatoly?"

Reed seemed very surprised that he would be surprised, and said: "Of course, he came to find me before and took away some energy from the warehouse. Why, hasn't he fired the cannon yet?"

"What is your relationship with him?" Shiler asked.

"After Franklin was born, I had many time-space travels with him. Coincidentally, I met Dr. Shostakov who was busy collecting energy in the old Skrull Empire. We formulated the collection plan for the Tears of the Sun together, and I provided him with technical support for using the M'Kraan Crystal to open channels to different universes to collect stellar energy, and I was also keeping the key to the warehouse."

Shiler couldn't help covering his eyes. He said, although this collection plan has a doctor's style, the means of realization are a bit too localized, looking like it was made by locals. Unexpectedly, it was Reed who traveled through time and space to be his technical consultant.

"However, I have to apologize to you." Reed said. "The side effects of using the crystal are all left in your body. But seeing that you are fine, I am relieved."

"What?" Shiler didn't react for a while. "What side effects?"

"Don't you know?" Reed raised an eyebrow in surprise. "People who use the M'Kraan Crystal will become very unlucky, commonly known as unlucky. Don't you find yourself very unlucky?"

Shiler was speechless. He really can't be called lucky, but what he is thinking about now is that he seems to know why Flat is so unlucky.