[Comprehensive British and American] Group favorite Wayne

Why is Thomas Wayne here? That's a good question. In fact, even he himself doesn't know how this situation happened.

It was as if he just took off his helmet a second ago, handed the envelope to the person in front of him who was said to be his son's comrade in arms, and asked him to hand the envelope to his son.

After passing out from a coma, he opened his eyes and found that his body had been roughly bandaged, and he appeared in the guest room of Wayne Manor.

This is really a very miraculous thing. Thomas Wayne even subconsciously wondered if he had become a soul after death, so he would go back to the time when he was still in Wayne Manor.

This is indeed Wayne Manor, and he is very sure of this. After all, even the layout of the guest rooms inside Wayne Manor is extremely special.

Thomas lived here for a long time, raised a family here, and finally lived here.

He thought he had forgotten what Wayne Manor used to be, but when he didn't want to open his eyes again, when he saw the scene in front of him, he suddenly found that Wayne Manor in his memory was so vivid.

But he also knew that this kind of distinction should not exist. After all, after Bruce died and Martha became a clown, everything changed, not only Wayne Manor, but also Gotham.

In fact, there is himself.

All of this now is like a false illusion created by magic and does not exist.

This is definitely not Wayne Manor, at least not the Wayne Manor where he lived. After all, after he was the only one left in the entire Wayne Manor, the interior of Wayne Manor began to become a mess.

His son died, his wife went crazy, and Thomas didn't have the leisure time to tidy up and clean his manor, so of course Wayne Manor began to become dilapidated.

But this Wayne Manor is different, this Wayne Manor is alive.

Even though the sound insulation of the room is very good, Thomas Wayne can't hear any external changes when he wakes up, and the whole room seems very quiet, but the sense of freshness still exists.

There is a distinct difference between occupied rooms and unoccupied rooms. It is obvious that this Wayne Manor has traces of human life.

But this did not make Thomas Wayne feel any happy mood, all he could feel now was vigilance.

Even the fact that he seemed to be alive made him panic.

He knew quite well what it meant for him to survive.

In the family of three in the alley, if the parents died, the child would survive, but if the parents were still alive, it meant that the child would die.

This is a multiple choice question.

And Thomas' choice was already made the moment Flash Barry appeared.

He should die, and those who live like this are his children.

This is his only chance to change history.

But now he is alive.

Has it failed?

So what happened to Wayne Manor here?

Countless thoughts turned in Thomas Wayne's mind in an instant. He almost thought it was a conspiracy, a conspiracy against him, but looking back, he found that he seemed to have nothing worth targeting.

But everything around is still worthy of vigilance.

However, Bruce obviously didn't make him wait too long. After all, when a Batman from a parallel world doesn't know the details and whether he belongs to his own camp, surveillance is essential.

Therefore, in this seemingly quiet room, there are countless body monitors, listeners and monitors.

Almost the moment Thomas Wayne woke up, the monitors and physical signs monitors in the guest room quickly issued an early warning to Batman in the Batcave.

At that time, the three Batmen happened to be in the Batcave at the same time, and when they received the warning, they quickly returned to Wayne Manor.

This is why Barry the Flash saw that scene after he came to Wayne Manor.

Killing Barry didn't expect things to turn out like this.

When he saw the Thomas Wayne version of Batman in front of him, Barry panicked to the extreme, but fortunately he calmed down quickly.

It's just that the panic at that moment still remained in his heart. After all, no one knew better than him how this Thomas Wayne version of Batman came out.

This Thomas Wayne version of Batman is from the wrong timeline, from the world of Flashpoint.

Even if Barry himself didn't want to, but under normal circumstances, as the timeline is revised, this Thomas Wayne version of Batman should completely disappear with the revision of the timeline.

Even if it didn't disappear, logically speaking, this Thomas Wayne version of Batman shouldn't exist, after all, the world of Flashpoint was directly reduced to ashes.

The fact is that this Thomas Wayne version of Batman not only did not disappear, but instead appeared in the normal timeline of the main world where he should not have appeared, standing with the other three Batmen.

The situation in front of him is probably an old father and three sons.

Of course, this is just investigating the most fundamental situation. The fact is that there are four Batmen standing here, from young to old, with different armors and different heights.

What kind of thing is this, The Flash thought to himself.

Seriously speaking, he is actually a little happy. After all, compared to him handing the letter to Bruce, Barry the Flash actually hopes that Thomas can hand the letter to his son in person, but the reality is that this is absolutely impossible. occur.

Seriously speaking, the scene in front of him was already close to Barry's original idea, but he was still not happy.

After all, no one knows why a person with a wrong timeline came first at the normal time, and why.

The Flash tried to recall his actions to correct the timeline, but found nothing unexpected.

Could it be temporal self-correction?Or is it simply that my initial thoughts were wrong?

Barry was so panicked, he was afraid that his behavior of correcting the timeline would have a bad impact on his world. After all, the situation in the flashpoint world was still flashing before his eyes, and Barry could not guarantee that his behavior of correcting the timeline would be correct.

No one can control time, and any slight change on the timeline may cause a butterfly effect.

Barry felt like he had screwed up the whole thing.

Little did he know that Bruce on the other side was also vaguely aware of something because of Barry's expression.

This young man stood at the gate of Wayne Manor in a daze. The red battle suit on his body made him look young and lively. Unfortunately, his expression was so shocked that he squeezed the letter in his hand. Sometimes, it seems that the whole person is a little stiff.

Barry knew him.

Bruce came to this conclusion after a quick judgment.

It's weird, isn't it?

Bruce was pretty sure the little red man in front of him was the Barry of his own world.

Although things have happened frequently recently, what is certain is that at least the last time I met Barry, until now, nothing strange has happened.

But Barry wasn't acting like that.

Bruce frowned.

But no one found this out.

After all, there is now a litter of Batmen, including Thomas Wayne, there are four Batmen standing here, all wearing battle armor, and no one can see the face under the mask.

The identities of Bruce Wayne and Batman are so separated that at some point, Bruce can appear as Batman without too much concern.

When he decided to bring this Batman back to Wayne Manor, Bruce had already sent a message to the injustice Bruce who had not yet returned, indicating that if he came back, he should not use the image of Batman, but the image of Bruce Wayne. Return directly.

This is why there is now a direct confrontation between the four Batmen.

Four Batmen, a Flash, a Superman, and a few birdballs, no one spoke.

The bird balls are purely because it is obviously not the occasion for them to speak, while the Flash is completely shocked at this moment, and is still in a mess of thoughts, unable to react.

The reason why Superman is silent is because of the face of the new Batman.

This is actually quite strange, after all, the new Batman's helmet obviously does not have a lead compartment, which means that Superman can see through the helmet, so as to directly see the true identity of the person under the bat helmet.

But the actual situation is that, I don't know if it is because of the special influence caused by different worlds. Anyway, before the last second, Clark was unable to see through this Batman's helmet and see the following real face.

Yes, last second ago.

Clark held Bruce in his arms, and looked at the tall, old man in front of him rather stiffly. He felt that his body was stiffening in an instant, and he was about to turn into a plaster cast.

Why, because of a little bad feeling.

Just the face of the man in front of him, the face of the new Batman, always made him think of the man in the photo of the family of three in Wayne Manor.

That Bruce Wayne's father, Thomas Wayne.

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But that's not necessarily the case, it's just very likely.

After all, in the parallel world, if Bruce Wayne can have Thomas Wayne Jr. as a brother, and instead become Batman's counterpart, then it makes no sense that in another world, Batman's counterpart cannot be Bruce from Wayne Manor Man's father Thomas Wayne.

There is a possibility, and it is very high.

Clark quickly used his super brain to think about the probability of this possibility in his head. At the same time, he compared the face of this old man with the man in the photo, and finally found sadly that his conjecture might be true. That's right.

Clark: "..."

Clark was silent for a moment, and couldn't help reaching out and grabbing the little paws under Bruce's cloak.

"B, I see his face." Clark said so quietly.

Bruce withdrew his pinched sharp claws, and gave Clark a blank expression.

He didn't speak at all, but as the best partner in the world, Clark already understood what Bruce meant.

Just when he was about to calmly use the special tacit understanding between his partners to imply the identity of the Batman in front of him, the little red man Flash Barry who was standing motionless at the door finally came back to his senses .

Not in Wayne Manor, everyone heard the trembling voice of The Flash.

"That... I might know who he is."

"He's—Thomas Wayne."