What bad intentions could Batman have?.

"The plan failed, but this was also part of my plan." said the Laughing Bat.

What he said seemed perfectly fine, after all, the only one who was unlucky was the Emperor Clown, and his Laughing Bat was standing comfortably on the dry shore.

Bang—crack—boom!

As soon as he finished saying this, the machine in front of him could no longer withstand the tremendous force brought by the Parallax Demon Hal upstream, and with a loud bang, it completely turned from a "damaged but barely usable machine" into a large piece of scrap metal.

The Laughing Bat turned its head to avoid the flying gears, which flew out like shotgun pellets.

Even though it was already at the end of its strength and was unable to pierce the spaceship where the Laughing Bat was at the moment, it was still deeply embedded in the wall behind him.

The Laughing Bat stared at the broken machine for a second, then he raised his foot without hesitation, turned 180 degrees like a compass, and walked to a chair next to him.

“What’s the saying? Never be afraid to walk away when things go wrong.”

He sat down on the chair with his hand on his chin, and actually looked two parts leisurely, three parts nonchalant, and four parts shrewd.

And a deeply hidden anger.

"you failed."

The Laughing Bat heard the Black Death Emperor say.

"I didn't fail." The Laughing Bat said, "This is just another possibility, a smaller possibility... but it is not without signs.

Things have come to this point. Normally, the Black Death Emperor should say, "So what are your plans now?"

He is just that kind of person. As a dead man, he doesn't have that many emotions. He only cares about success or failure.

But somehow, the Black Death Emperor said:

"You failed again, so what about your promise to me?"

This sentence is very clever. The clever thing is that if the Black Death Emperor simply repeated that you have failed, it would definitely alert the Laughing Bat, because this is not something the Black Death Emperor would say.

But if he directly said what he should have said, the Laughing Bat would adjust his attitude.

But he said these two sentences at the same time, packaging the first sentence as a worry about whether he could get the promise. While maintaining the illusion that "there is no problem with the Black Death Emperor", he poked the Laughing Bat's lungs.

Just like putting bird poop on a cake, people will definitely suspect that you did it on purpose, but if you keep pig poop in a pig's large intestine for others to eat, people may suspect that you did it carelessly.

But you were being careless on purpose.

Even though the results are different, your purpose of disgusting people is the same.

The Laughing Bat's emotions also fluctuated slightly because of this - this is really rare.

He did not continue to argue with the Black Death Emperor about whether he had failed, but turned to another aspect.

He failed, the Emperor Joker is finished, what to do next.

No, he did not fail. The defeat of the Emperor Joker was also part of his plan, wasn't it?

"I really don't want it to come to this..." The Laughing Bat's eyes were gloomy.

All along, he was trying to weaken everyone as much as possible.

The Emperor Clown's power comes directly from the Troublemaker, but he insists on summoning the Bat-Mite in order to prevent the other party from really having the chance to swallow the Troublemaker in one gulp, and eventually becoming out of control.

But now it seems that if I still cling to the troublemaker and refuse to let go...

Just as the Laughing Bat thought of this, he suddenly stopped.

no need.

What he meant was, wasn't killing the Emperor Clown also part of his plan? This accident just made his plan come true ahead of time. If he made an irrational decision because things didn't develop exactly as he expected, it would be very likely that things would really get completely out of his control.

Rather than attracting troublemakers and causing the Emperor Clown's power to expand to a level that his Laughing Bat cannot control, it would be better to let the other party die here.

After all, in this game, he, the Laughing Bat, is the one who has no investment. He can just walk away at any time. He can afford to lose.

We couldn’t get rid of Batman this time, but we did get rid of the Joker, so you can say whether the plan was successful or not.

And as far as he knew, if Batman Dragon did not intend to live in the fifth-dimensional world of imagination as a five-dimensional creature and only come to the material universe once every three months, he would not be able to maintain the fifth-dimensional power of Bat-Mite for a long time, just like the Emperor Joker once did.

The nature of creatures in the material universe will cause them to lose their fifth-dimensional power for various reasons, because they are materialistic since birth. Only freaks like the Joker, who are born with runaway imagination, can control their ever-diverging imagination.

As time goes by, the creatures of the material universe will become more and more proficient in mastering the powers of the fifth dimension, and the danger of imagination running wild will increase.

Even Bat-Mite's imagination can run wild, and he can imagine a powerful enemy that beats him to a pulp. This kind of runaway imagination would be even more terrifying if it happened to Batman Dragon, because for fifth-dimensional creatures, they have no concept of death at all. Even if Bat-Mite is hammered into a pile of biscuits, he would not think he is dead, but what about Batman Dragon?

As a creature in the material universe, the idea that people will die if they are killed is rooted in his subconscious. Not to mention the other party, even the Laughing Bat is not immune to this.

They will eventually be defeated by their own imagination and end up defeating themselves.

The Joker is an exception, but not entirely. His imagination didn't run wild to the point where he thought he was dead, but it ran wild nonetheless... He was defeated by the Batman he imagined, and even a freak like the Joker couldn't control his imagination.

It is only a matter of time before Batman Dragon loses the power of the fifth dimension. If he refuses to let go, he might even kill himself. Therefore, the Batman Who Laughs is not worried at all that Batman Dragon's power will be strengthened too much.

As for the mess here, and even the Black Death Emperor beside him?

When the Batman Who Laughs was operating the machine, he was aware of what Batman the Dragon had done. He followed the connection with Emperor Joker and saw Parallax Morhal and the power of the fifth dimension contained in Parallax Morhal.

He knew what Batman had done, he knew what terrible changes Parallax had undergone, but what harm could it do to him?

No matter how strong Hal becomes, he has not come down from the time stream yet, and Batman Dragon is not dead. Compared to the Bat Who Laughs, Batman Dragon does not want Hal Jordan to come down from the time stream and reshape the entire universe according to his will.

So in the final analysis, Batman's Dragon will clean up the mess for the Batman Who Laughs, and now the Batman Who Laughs only needs to get rid of the Dark Lord, and he will be in a situation where he can win big or win small.

The Laughing Bat thought so and began to prepare to deal with the Black Death Emperor. The opponent was ignorant and had no idea that the allies around him had just turned into enemies.

But just before the Laughing Bat was about to make his move, his body suddenly froze completely.

This was not because of anything the Black Death Emperor did, but because the voice of Barbatos rang in the ears of the Laughing Bat:

"Laughing Bat, what on earth are you doing?"

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On the periphery of the endless super-time flow, a hooded man stood in the chaotic space turbulence. He raised his head and looked up at the endless void, and saw the super-time remaining trembling and wailing.

The fight between Parallax Demon Hal Jordan and Emperor Joker runs through the entire hyper-time stream, from upstream to downstream, causing the collapse of the entire timeline.

A large number of erroneous timelines are like a mountain of shit bugs, filling up the entire super-time stream. These timelines, which will be erased after a short period of existence, occupy a large amount of space in the super-time stream, causing severe load on the super-time stream.

All kinds of messy monsters were produced in batches, and then disappeared again in an instant, while Hal and Emperor Joker on the upstream timeline were still fighting, not caring about the wailing of their mother in the super-time stream.

The violent trembling and echoing sound resounded in the man's ears, so deafening, so... soul-stirring.

The hooded figure heard a whisper...

There was a terrifying groan, the sound was almost imperceptible, but it rang in his ears, stirring up the evil thoughts that were stirring in his heart.

"It's no use, Mother."

The hooded man shook his head slightly, and the next second the humming sound disappeared into thin air.

"I am neither a quick-success brother nor a four-dimensional god like Darkseid that you manipulate."

His gaze traveled through the timeline, through the layers of super-time streams, and stopped at the Parallax Mohal fighting the Emperor Joker in the Zero Hour.

The Emperor Joker changed the whole world with just a snap of his fingers. Those superheroes were no match for him.

It only took the Emperor Clown 4 seconds to turn Hal's world into a huge bouncing amusement park. The Emperor Clown took the initiative and smashed a carousel that was bigger than the entire galaxy onto Hal's head. Mass and energy beyond the limits of human imagination exploded in Hal's body in an instant, but then a hand passed through it all and suddenly grabbed the Emperor Clown's neck.

Hal grabbed the Emperor Clown's neck, then lifted him up and pounded him, beating him like a drum.

The hooded man looked away and took off his hood. If Barbatos were here, he would be horrified beyond words, because the man in front of him was his former master who had been killed by him countless years ago.

The eldest son of Papetua, the mother of the multiverse, and the elder brother of the Monitor and the Anti-Monitor. He is the one who creates concepts from shapes and hammers everything into shape.

How could he be here? Why was he here? If he was here, then what happened to the corpse that Barbatos had eaten before?

The World Forger turned his gaze to another place. In the World Furnace, Barbatos was gnawing on the corpse of his master. He had just gnawed enough flesh and blood, and was lying there lazily sleeping. The flames in the furnace had not yet been extinguished, and were flickering.

The World Forger whispered.

The voice was like his mother's whisper. For many years, his mother, Pafetua, the Mother of the Multiverse, had been trying to use such whispers to influence all creatures in the material universe to create more crises to provide crisis force to help her get down from the wall, and the World Forger also learned this trick.

Barbatos suddenly woke up from his sleep with the voice of the World Forger.

Then the first thing he did when he woke up was to show off to his master crazily.

Baji, baji, baji, baji…

After busying himself with the corpse and gnawing on it for a while, Barbatos suddenly felt compelled to see what the Laughing Bat was doing, so he did just that... and then there was a commotion.

"Well done, Barbatos." The World Forger withdrew his gaze and thought silently.

When Barbatos completely devoured his world, the responsibility of the World Forger would be completely transferred to Barbatos, and he would be completely destroyed. But before he died, he had arranged everything. When Barbatos failed, it would be his chance to create a new super-time stream.

But before that, he needs to weaken the entire super-time stream as much as possible. In this regard, his goal is the same as his mother's. But he cannot release his mother, so the World Forger must grasp this degree.

But fortunately, his mother was hung on the wall, and he, the World Forger, was the only sixth-dimensional god who was still alive or half-dead in the multiverse.

His younger brother, the Anti-Monitor, has never recovered since his death in Crisis on Infinite Earths. His antimatter energy was shared by Superboy-Prime and Parallax Hal. After being killed again during the Sinestro War, the Anti-Monitor was reduced to serving as a central energy battery.

In the New 52 era, the Anti-Monitor was even demoted to a mortal, fighting back and forth with Darkseid, and people even mistakenly believed that Darkseid and the Anti-Monitor were gods of the same level.

The Monitor, another brother of World Forger, was even more miserable. After being killed by the Anti-Monitor in the Crisis on Infinite Earths, he was quickly resurrected, but then his power was dispersed, from one person to a race, and finally he gave birth to a freak like the Dark Monitor Mandrak, who was even weaker than World Forger.

No one could stop him... No one could stop the World Forger now.

Then the World Forger once again turned his attention to the outside of the time stream.

There, a parallel universe Brainiac was breathing.

His body was extremely huge, and the three pink spots of light on his head emitted a dim glow, illuminating his hideous, skull-like face.

A Brainiac who escaped from the normal timeline, a madman who intended to become a god of the sixth dimension, a powerful monster...

A useful chess piece.

Most suitable to be the initiator of a diverse integration.

The whisper came from the World Forger's mouth again.