[Comprehensive British and American] Humanoid weapons

At this time, Karl in the Red Sun Prison didn't know what he was about to face. He was still trying to get out of the damn Red Sun Prison to see Batman and see what happened to him.

Little did he know that his wish would soon come true—whether it was meeting Batman or getting out of Red Sun Prison.

As for whether he will be happy after these two wishes are fulfilled... that's a matter for the future, at least for Karl now, he just wants to go out.

……

For Bruce in the main world, Batman's choice of injustice was actually clearly revealed in that brief conversation.

Amnesia is not a good thing, the same is true for the unjust Batman, but from a certain point of view, it may not be as bad as imagined - once amnesia, in the process of regaining memory, Batman not only Just saw his life so far, and experienced him again from beginning to end.

Experienced the alley that once carried the pain of his life and turned him into Batman, experienced the hardships of traveling alone, experienced the irritability of the initial period of becoming Batman, and experienced the early days of the Justice League At that time, it was difficult for everyone to get along, but among these, there was inevitably a figure-Clark Kent.

The immature and shy Clark, a few years younger than himself, seemed a bit reckless and innocent.

Sometimes, because I didn't let him call myself Bruce in Batman state many times, he secretly complained about being angry, while saying that he was angry with Batman, I don't care about Batman anymore, while sneaking unconsciously Clark continued to observe secretly.

That Clark who always brings him apple pie and blushes when teased by a playboy Bruce Wayne.

The one who wanted the princess to carry and fly Batman at every turn, secretly rubbed the Clark who wanted to rua Batman's two pointed ears.

That Clark who secretly listened to Batman's heartbeat, never changed his mind after repeated admonitions, and used various reasons to argue that this was necessary.

……

That Clark is sunny, like a hot little sun, following Batman trying to illuminate and warm this big bat hidden in the dark, which looks very impersonal.

But later, he became Kal-El, a tyrant, a dictator—Clark Kent, that simple town boy disappeared.

In fact, the unjust Batman is very smart and sensitive. In some things, his unexpected rationality allows him to perceive a lot of things. He just still has expectations. mistake, hoping that the solar energy that fell for no reason will return to the sky.

Carl once doubted whether the joker had something to do with Batman, and questioned him because of this, but the unjust Batman only found it ridiculous-he wanted to kill the Joker more than anyone else, but he couldn't.

People who cross the line are no longer the people they used to be.

So why did he stubbornly think that Carl could turn back?Carl has been in Red Sun Prison for two years. Although Batman Injustice did not go to see him, he has been watching him through surveillance for two years. No one knows better than Batman Injustice what happened to Carl in these two years. .

Karl didn't look back, he even stubbornly took a step closer to the abyss because of the detention.

He began to become more paranoid, more irritable, and more aggressive, and even began to have strong hostility towards Kara, who had joined the rebels and was only imprisoned but not killed.

This is Kal-El, this is not Clark Kent, not his small town boy.

The unrighteous Batman had vaguely realized this, but perhaps for some reason, he subconsciously ignored it.

But now that I am amnesiac once again, I went through the memory again, and spread all the pieces on the bright side. It is like the two ends of a thread connecting Clark and Carl—if the thread is broken, the difference will be revealed.

It's hard to say why the unjust Batman kept Karl behind, maybe it's because of the principle of not killing, maybe it's because of the former partner friendship, maybe it's still hoping that Karl can turn back, or maybe it's because of the disasters on the earth that require A reliable force can at least help at critical times...

Batman is always complicated. These reasons may be there, but they are definitely not the key. They are more like a part of a pot of porridge, covering a little bit, and finally creating this result.

But some things have changed after all, like the cracked round table left by him, it seems to be still usable, and it seems that there is no change when it is covered with a tablecloth, but everyone knows what is different .

Even if there is a problem with the earth, even if Karl really turns around, can the unjust Batman really trust Karl again like before?

Impossible, even because of Karl, Batman is secretly wary of Kara, a Kryptonian, who talks about joining the circle of trust.

Clark is the only one who can be regarded as having a place in the circle of trust in Batman's heart. It's a pity that he didn't grasp it well and left by himself, so there is no possibility of going in next time.

This is no ordinary man, this is Batman.

Not to mention that the alliance has changed the situation of a single world being single and weak, and the alliance of multiple worlds superimposed, with the existence of Little Kirk, which can be regarded as a bug, entering each other's world is equivalent to visiting each other, simple very.

After all, Little Kirk can be regarded as an alternative god, an alternative form of Cthulhu. It is a part of the universe that should not have appeared in these universes by accident, and it is easy to be attracted by the tentacles. Going to other universes and taking a few people along doesn't affect anything. After all, each world has its own medium, and it is not difficult to travel, not to mention that there are a group of Bruce Wayne who are researching the possibility of technology traveling through parallel universes.

This also means that now that there are problems in the parallel worlds that have been allied, it is no longer the problem of their own separate worlds, and basically other parallel worlds will join in.

Just like in the world of Injustice, if there is a problem, other parallel universes will definitely come to help, just like this time he lost his memory and Bruce from the main world came to help.

It’s not limited to one person, there can be multiple ones. If a problem arises that people from multiple parallel universes can’t solve, then how many Karls can change anything? Besides, when things have really reached that point, can he really be able to solve the problem? Don't worry about letting Carl out?

According to Carl's current state of mind, it's hard for the unjust Batman to guarantee whether this guy will help his own people or others after he comes out.

The earth is already very fragile and can't stand tossing, just like his broken spine and broken glands, it will easily collapse completely.

Unrighteous Batman once thought he could see the setting sun rise again, but obviously, if the sun has fallen into the abyss, it does not intend to rise?Thought is the most difficult thing to control, and it is even more difficult to change, especially after a person insists on going his own way and cannot listen to any voices from the outside world.

Clark Kent is a man, and Kal-El is just a god.

Then there is nothing to say.

Injustice Batman is ready.

……

The unjust Batman knows what he's thinking, and Bruce more or less knows what he's thinking, and doesn't interfere--Batmen are all the same, they are calm, they are cautious, they always know what they are doing.

Now that the unjust Batman has already made a decision, and Bruce also feels that this decision is indeed necessary, there is no need to say so many words.

The unjust Batman is ready to start Carl's arrangement, but Bruce didn't go back immediately, and instead started to look for the guy who had amnesiac himself and Clark together in this world, and help the unjust Batman solve the problem. Take a look at your worries.

Oh, by the way, that is, Clark also ran to the side of the world of injustice, and now he is sticking with Bruce to look for it.

Honestly, it's kind of embarrassing.

Recovering his memory after amnesia doesn't mean he doesn't remember what he did during the amnesia period—in fact, not only does he remember, but he remembers quite clearly.

At that time, Clark was really confused and didn't know anything. He had no strength at all, and somehow felt that he was weird and that he seemed to be missing something.

As for what should be missing something... Clark was stupid at that time, his IQ was off the line, but he instinctively thought that it should be a person with two pointed ears and a superb figure.

If he had met Batman in the first place, it would be fine, everyone would be happy, and the speed of recovering his memory might be faster.

In the end, it was a pity that they didn't meet, and the two even pinched each other when they met.

Oh, in the eyes of other people, it's a choke. Anyway, even if Clark has amnesia, he is very serious when facing Batman. Except that it is very unprofessional to choke the neck instead of picking the back of the neck. But the attack was really not heavy, and after pinching, I tried to hug the princess, but the result was predictable, and I was stepped on my face by the dark cat's paw pad.

Bruce also has amnesia, which doesn't make much sense. It all depends on his body's memory, and he still struggles with it.

It looked like it was struggling, but somehow it gave off a strange pink bubble atmosphere.

Especially Clark, who fights with others is ruthless, and he doesn't feel angry when he gets stepped on by Bruce's face. Inexplicably, he seems to be very happy, and some sharp-eyed people even noticed that this Superman The muscles were deliberately relaxed to prevent the big bat from struggling and spraining itself.

Just... there is no one else.

Anyway, the onlookers thought it was quite bright and blind.

As for being packed up and taken back to Clark's apartment, how dare Clark used his rua ears and sucked cats to kill him...... Thinking about it now, Clark feels that he was really brave at that time. very brave.

I can only thank Bruce for not stabbing him in the head with a kryptonite bat dart after recovering his memory, otherwise Clark would be poked into a hedgehog for fear of being poked.

Also because of this, Clark now knows what happened anyway, and after knowing that Batman here has also lost his memory, recalling the past is more or less a bit lost... I'm sorry.

"B..." While flying, Clark ignored a little Kirk in Bruce's arms, only looking at Bruce in his arms.

As soon as Bruce looked up and saw Superman's dog eyes, he knew what he wanted to say. To be honest, recalling that memory, Bruce would be lying if he said he wasn't embarrassed. After all, he did do a lot of ridiculous things, but... "Stop Put down your divergent thinking, small town boy, we have a mission now."

Simply put, just shut up!

Clark understood instantly, but he didn't know why he was secretly a little happy, but B didn't let him mention it again, so it's fine if he doesn't mention it.

But speaking of it... "Has Karl also lost his memory?"

Clark came later, and when he came, Batman's memory had been restored, so he didn't know much about the situation.

"No, no."

Clark: "Then Batman..." Clark still remembered that the unjust Batman planned to see Carl.

Although Bruce in different parallel worlds will have subtle differences and subtle differences in personality, they are all homologous after all, and the essence will not change. Clark is familiar with his own Batman. By analogy, the Batman in this parallel world He almost knew a little bit.

Just a little bit, but enough.

At least with Clark's Bat Radar, he could feel the change in Batman's attitude when he mentioned that he wanted to see Carl, which was definitely not a good thing.

Clark sincerely felt that his peer, Karl, might not be too good.

"He'll take care of it." Bruce didn't answer what Clark said, but just said: "Now, concentrate on the task."

Clark nodded, seeing that Bruce really didn't intend to mention it, and since it was indeed someone else's private matter, the honest Clark himself didn't care about any gossip that had nothing to do with his Batman, so he simply didn't ask any more questions.

He protected Bruce in his arms, a little Kirk squatting in Bruce's arms, and a few balls hanging on him because he couldn't hold him, and silently accelerated his flying speed.

……

On the other side, when Bruce and Clark were doing tasks, the unjust Batman finally met Carl.

Batman has always been a decisive person. The only thing that is not decisive may be Superman. Unfortunately, in this world, he did not get a good result.

But it doesn't matter anymore, the past is completely past, all that is needed now is the future.

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To be honest, Karl noticed it the moment the door was opened—this is not the normal time for Kara to visit, but considering the abnormality that Kara showed when she came over last time, Karl thinks it is not impossible for Kara to come now.

Almost subconsciously, he wanted to say "I want to see Batman!" as always.

In the end, before he could say anything, he saw Batman, whom he had wanted to meet all along, but hadn't seen for two years, appeared in front of him.

Carl opened his mouth, but said nothing.

In Carl's vision, he has thought many times about how he will talk to Batman and what kind of attitude he will show after he meets Batman.

He imagined for too long, but when he really saw the person, he didn't know what to say—all the words, all the ideas were blocked in his chest.

Although he didn't want to admit it, the moment Carl saw Batman, his heart skipped a beat and his brain went blank for a moment—he couldn't show anything, and he hasn't seen Batman for two years. He just stared at the man who locked himself up, as if there was only one person left in the world.

Carl is not cool, even if he may not realize it.

Unrighteous Batman is very calm, or more calm than expected.

Before coming here, Batman Injustice felt that he might have some different emotions when he saw Carl, but when he really saw someone, he was surprisingly calm.

He looked at the man in front of him, and couldn't tell if it was regret, pity, or something else. In the end, it all turned into an inaudible sigh: "I'm sorry, Clark."

Carl was taken aback, and suddenly came back to his senses.

He narrowed his eyes slightly, and instinctively felt that something was wrong, but he still said: "If your apology is just to put me in the Red Sun Prison and not come to see me for two years, such an apology is really ridiculous."

This sentence is not polite, Karl thought Batman would tell him something right or wrong again, but obviously, he was going to be disappointed.

As soon as this sentence came out, not only did the unjust Batman not have a conversation with him like before, but the eyes that looked at him did not fluctuate at all.

Carl thought that Batman's apology was meant for him, but the unjust Batman knew that this apology was aimed at "Clark", the once warm son of tomorrow, and now the man of yesterday.

He was sorry, but not to Carl, just to Clark.

Sorry for not being able to catch him in time, sorry for hurting him, and sorry for everything after that.

But Clark was gone, and it was Carl who was here now, and just Carl.

The Unrighteous Batman looked at Carl in front of him, paused, and said, "New decisions have been made regarding the things you have done."

Carl thought that Batman wanted to say something to him, and the "sorry" gave him a little confidence. He felt that Batman still cared about him, so he sneered without hesitation at this moment: "Why, you finally decided to change something. Change your principle of not killing, and consider attacking me."

Carl looked at Batman—he knew Batman was a man with limits, and Batman would never kill him.

It's hard to say what Carl is thinking about when he says this, but whatever it is, he is destined not to want the answer he wants.

——"You will not die, but considering the things you have done, you will be imprisoned in the Phantom Zone. Before that, there will be a buffer time of one day, and Kara will come to see you."

The Unrighteous Batman said this, with a calm tone, as if he just came to talk about this matter, and at the same time satisfied Karl's desire to see him, and left after speaking, without any souvenirs.

Carl was shocked. He never thought that he finally met his Batman, but in the end it turned out like this.

The phantom zone, how could he not know about this place, don't even think about getting out once you get in.

Then he and Batman......

Carl realized something later, he suddenly looked in the direction Batman left: "Bruce! Wait!!"

"Bruce!!! Bruce!!!!"

The words blurted out, but no one responded, the unjust Batman had already left quickly, and the door closed again.

Carl surged up with anger mixed with fear, he slammed the glass hard, and blurted out "Bruce", but obviously no one would respond.

Batman, who had tried to save Superman, abandoned his Superman, and the thread between Superman and Batman finally broke.

After that, the unjust Batman will have a new beginning, a new future, and in that future, there will be no Karl who will bring him harm.

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