Opened a martial arts school, and his eldest disciple Batman

Chapter 61 No one fell into the chemical pool

Du Mu couldn't help but be a little surprised.

He was busy with work in his previous life and had only watched Batman movies and animations, but did not delve into the comics.

In my own reading, I have never seen a similar setting.

So Du Mu couldn't tell for a moment whether this was the content of the original comic or he had come to a different parallel universe.

Afterwards, Du Mu and Banner purchased a lot of things that could be used in Shun Dynasty.

Needless to say, fertilizers and high-yield seeds were also a serious natural disaster in ancient times. Du Mu also bought a lot of pesticides.

In addition to ordinary stationery and exercise books, Banner also bought a laptop and a microscope. He originally wanted to buy a projector, but Du Mu said he had already bought one, so Banner started downloading study materials and pirated movies online.

Originally, Banner wanted to buy a globe, but Du Mu reminded him that the maps of the two worlds might not be the same, so he gave up in order to avoid misleading others.

In the end, there were so many things that Du Mu simply used Bruce's money to buy a van, put all the things in the trunk, and drove back to Wayne Manor by himself.

Banner sat in the passenger seat, looking at Du Mu, who was as skilled as an experienced driver, in doubt: "You...you can drive?"

Is this really an ancient person? When did he get a driver's license?

Du Mu said casually: "It's not something difficult to learn. I learned it just by watching when I took a taxi before."

This is not a lie. Du Mu lived a very poor life in his previous life. He used all his savings to buy a house. He always took the bus to work. Since he didn't have a car, he naturally had never passed the driving test.

So his driving skills were really just learned.

In fact, at this time, Du Mu could have returned to the martial arts gym with Banner, but considering Bruce's importance attached to this city, he still had to remind the other party of the intelligence he had observed before.

Fortunately, Bruce came back shortly after Du Mu and Banner returned to Wayne Manor, and apparently he did not encounter any difficult problems this time.

"It was just a criminal wearing a red hood who robbed the accounting office of a chemical engineering company."

Bruce took off his bat mask and spoke.

The successful resolution of a home robbery case obviously soothed Bruce's nerves and made him less tense than before.

Just hearing the Red Hood and chemical engineering, Du Mu couldn't help but look at Bruce and asked, "Did he fall into the chemical pool?"

Bruce was stunned: "What? How do you know? But I rescued him in mid-air, so his crime is not punishable by death."

Du Mu suddenly felt the power of the butterfly effect.

Gently pluck the strings of fate upstream of the timeline, and huge changes like tidal waves will occur downstream.

Or in other words... calmed a raging tsunami.

Although Du Mu didn't read much, he knew the origin of the clown because it had been played out many times in animations.

He didn't expect that the biggest black spot of Batman's no-killing principle in the original work would disappear silently.

This shows that Bruce's strength has improved... After all, the opponent is a mortal. Every time he challenges an unmatched enemy, he relies on analyzing intelligence and making sufficient preparations in advance. When facing surprise attacks and encounters, even if the opponent is also an ordinary person, Batman has suffered a lot. But now, when the criminal named Red Hood fell into the chemical pool, Bruce had enough reaction time and action to stop it.

As the saying goes, a good warrior is not necessarily famous for his achievements. Bruce's improvement in strength may not be so obvious on the surface, but in daily actions, he actually has more choices, suffers less damage, and saves more people who could not have been saved before.

But these benefits are integrated into the tedious things, and except for Du Mu, the time traveler, even Bruce himself would find it difficult to notice them.

Du Mu didn't say much about this, just smiled slightly, and then started to explain to Bruce what he had observed this time.

Upon hearing that the tall buildings in the city would produce radiation that could make people feel uncomfortable, Bruce immediately frowned.

He immediately put on Batman's mask again and led Du Mu and the other man to the Batcave.

Looking at the man in front of him who was walking with the wind and his cloak fluttering slightly, Banner couldn't help but open his mouth wide.

He was a little shocked... What on earth was going on?
The huge manor castle, the mysterious bat cave under the castle... and then look at the strange outfit the man in front of you is wearing.

Too many elements.

Are you a vampire?
But he doesn't look like that, more like a role-playing enthusiast.

Why would such a person become Mr. Du's apprentice?

But Banner is the kind of person who won't talk about things he doesn't understand, so he just kept his mouth shut and just watched.

In the Batcave, in front of a central computer on a platform, Batman displayed a bird's-eye view of the entire Gotham on a huge screen.

After some operations, several tall buildings were marked out. Batman turned around and looked at Du Mu and asked, "Are these the ones?"

Du Mu looked at these buildings, touched his chin, and said to some of the shorter ones, "These ones have them too."

Batman immediately marked them out as well, looking at the screen, stroking his chin and frowning in thought.

"At least 70% of these buildings, which are the ones I marked initially, were built by the Wayne family. They are either our own company buildings or they were invested in construction."

Alfred, who was following silently, couldn't help but say, "But the Wayne family would never do anything about it... Is there something wrong with the raw materials?"

"If it's a problem with the raw materials, then it's impossible that only these high-rise buildings have mind-disturbing energy fields. When building them, the Wayne Group did not use any particularly special materials, just ordinary reinforced concrete." Batman said in a deep voice.

Then, he turned his head and looked at Du Mu. He hesitated for a moment, but his eyes became firm again. He said, "Master, only you can observe this kind of energy. Can you go with me to investigate?"

The reason Batman hesitated was because of the situation in Gotham City, and he didn't want to trouble outsiders.

But Du Mu is a trustworthy person, and he is also his master. He can also sense the special radiation that the Wayne family has not discovered for hundreds of years. For both moral and legal reasons, and for both public and private reasons, Batman does not allow himself to refuse to help for emotional reasons.

As for whether the master is deceiving himself...

Bruce in the past wouldn't think about this question, but Batman now does.

But it was through rational thinking that he came to a conclusion almost instantly: there was no point in questioning the master, he should believe first and then investigate. If nothing was found out in the end, the master's credibility in his eyes could afford a misjudgment.

(End of this chapter)