What bad intentions could Batman have?.

Batman Secret Files.

Updated on October 10th as follows:

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Three spies are known to be lurking within the Justice League.

1:

Mechanical Superman Hank Henshaw, codename: Pilot.

The other party's brain has been modified by Darkseid, and his free will has been distorted to some extent.

The reason I kept him was because I wanted to use him to fish out Steppenwolf.

2:

CC Batson, father of Shazam Billy Batson. Codename: Magician

I am an ordinary person, but now I am brain-controlled by Meditation Mite. They used the Black Adam attack to steal the power of Thunder Shazam while I was dealing with green light related matters.

Billy Batson considered him family and gave him a share of the power of Shazam. I was also considered a family member by Billy (albeit through the use of irony magic), so Billy also gave me a share of Shazam's power.

So rounding it all off, I’m Meditation Mite’s family.

This magical connection will cause the Meditation Mite to suffer a lot. The key point is that the Meditation Mite cannot find out that Billy also shared the power of Shazam with me - I have given Billy a strong enough psychological suggestion. , and monitor him 24 hours a day to ensure that he does not leak anything.

Even if he's about to spill the beans, there's a way to remedy it. I've sent it to everyone in the league before. A remote control has many functions, one of which is to shock Billy Batson when he says something wrong...

After all, Billy is one of the people I pay the most attention to.

My energy is limited, and it is impossible to monitor everyone 24 hours a day, but only on these four people, Billy, Alfred, Lucius and Clark Kent, I spent such thoughts.

Compared to the rest of the Justice League, they are too weak and need more protection.

No. 3: Unknown. Codename: Man in the Game.

My current suspicions have been narrowed down to Superboy Connor and Supergirl Kara.

To be honest, before this, I doubted many targets: The Flash, Green Lantern... even Alfred.

In order to ensure nothing goes wrong, I even considered the plan of directly asking Billy to share the power of Shazam modified by me with each of them to achieve the effect of controlling them.

But then I ruled out this option. The Power of Shazam involves magic. It would be too dangerous to share it rashly with people who have no understanding and control of magic.

Originally, it was very safe for Billy to share the power of Shazam because he could only share the magic with his approved family members. However, after tampering with my irony magic, although it also achieved the effect of being able to share the power of Shazam, it was actually too unstable and dangerous.

I already have a synchronization object like the Bat Mage and can use irony magic at any time, so this danger is basically non-existent for me.

But if it is someone else, the level of danger is no less than letting someone without electrician training directly operate high-voltage lines.

So in the end I gave up on this option. I just want to spy on my teammates, not kill them. I'm Batman, not Constantine. And after careful speculation, some people, such as The Flash Barry Allen, their suspicions are really very low.

(Note: Constantine is a character under DC Comics and a member of the Justice League Dark. His most famous operation is to solve the crisis by trapping his teammates to death, so he is nicknamed Zha Kang among comic fans. He once killed the master of irony magic. Zatanna's father Zatara.)

Through long-term monitoring and testing, I finally eliminated all these options one by one, and finally confirmed the scope of suspicion on two Kryptonians.

But this time, taking the two of them to deal with Neptune's affairs was another test.

And now the result of the test...

I think Supergirl Kara is more suspect.

First of all, she is perfect.

How could she actually say something like "shoot you all to death with lasers" that is comparable to a native of the motherland?

This is so unusual.

She acted almost exactly according to what was written in the book "How to Be the Greatest Robin" I gave her, and everything she did tried to be completely in line with my wishes.

But she had no idea that I left a lot of traps in that book.

Some of the methods and operations I wrote about are simply not acceptable to people with normal outlook on life and mental health.

After all, this book was originally written to fool Clayface and those crazy people in Arkham. In order to fit the audience, the content of the book itself was insane.

Many things in it may seem normal to lunatics, but to normal people they will only feel shattered.

It is simply impossible for a normal person to read this book and completely follow the formal guidelines in the book, just like an ordinary person will not suddenly become a detective after reading two detective mystery novels.

A mature intelligent creature will have its own customary behavior and methods of handling accidents, and it is difficult to be affected immediately by just reading a book.

But Supergirl Kara is different.

When she arrived on Earth, she was no longer a baby, but a teenager. She should have her own most basic views.

It didn't take long before I pushed her to be the leader of the Justice League, but within this short period of time, she read a Bat Manual I wrote and turned into a slightly disturbed Harley Quinn?

Even producing a Harley Quinn requires a long period of brainwashing and deception. How can the character change be completed in such a short period of time?

If this happened to Clark Kent, he would just sternly refuse, even if Batman was his best friend.

His education would not allow him to use [Fatherland-style] methods to intimidate the people, even though he knew it would be more efficient.

But Super Girl did just that. There is only one answer:

Having evil intentions.

She's deliberately playing the role of Batman's ideal heir.

He completely agrees with Batman's methods of doing things and carries them forward. He cooperates with Batman tacitly and does things with great efficiency and precision.

Robins of all generations would bow their heads in shame when they saw it, and then cry, "Oh, oh, oh, oh, I'm not a good Robin."

In fact, Chen Tao really wanted such an heir.

From a long time ago, he has realized that the world he lives in now is different from the world he saw in the comics, which although dark, generally develops in the direction of light.

In such a world that wants to retire, perhaps those simple and over-the-top superheroes are not successors to whom power can be entrusted.

Super Girl is very good, she has strength and brains, and she does things like herself without going offline. Chen Tao likes her very much.

If you put some effort into teaching the other person how to laugh wildly, you will be a perfect heir.

But...this is just falsehood after all.

I don’t know why, but Chen Tao felt a little lonely.

He was also reflecting on himself. Depending on his level, he shouldn't have deduced that there was something wrong with the other party's identity so late. He shouldn't have had too many expectations for Super Girl. Originally...