I'm an emotionless superhero

"Gotham style." Connor said in her earphones, "My deskmate is also a top student. I have participated in many extracurricular science and technology exhibitions since I entered school, and I can get an award every time. But , He can talk to you every day, every time he opens his mouth, I will doubt life - why are there such talkative people in the world?"

"Then?"

"What then?"

"Usually, there will be a "then" after these words."

"Then I met a more talkative guy at the Mutant Academy." Through the earphones, Jessica could imagine Connor holding his chin in love.

This made her laugh a little.

Jessica plots a chance encounter.

The inspiration provided by Mary Sue's novel at the same table.

She walked past Lionel Stewart with several books in her arms, and staggered—indeed, she hadn't stumbling since she could walk—with all the strength of her body. Acting fell off.

When she stood up in a panic to pick up the book, Stuart walked past her.

Jessica: ...

She swore she would never believe in romance novels again.

Several encounters have been planned a year, but Jessica has never been able to talk to Stuart smoothly.This made Jessica a little discouraged.

Until she found her deskmate - as long as she ran up to a boy with a book and asked him how to do this question, he could successfully strike up a conversation with a boy.

Then Jessica ran over to Stuart with a math book in hand.

The other party just froze for a moment, then reached out to take the math book that Jessica had brought over, and glanced at it: "This question is right for you... now it's a bit out of line."

"I bet my elder brother at home that I have to learn mathematics well, so I read books in advance." Jessica smiled a little embarrassedly: "My elder brother bet with me that I will never learn mathematics well."

"Such a big brother is very annoying." Stuart frowned as if thinking of something, "If you don't know anything, come and ask me."

Jessica nodded vigorously, and then smiled sweetly at the other party: "Thank you."

Stuart is worthy of being a top student who has been participating in science and technology exhibitions. The few super-level questions that Jessica deliberately brought did not bother him, and he explained them to her smoothly.

Jessica took advantage of the opportunity and offered the invitation: "Why don't I buy you a drink—just treat it as you helping me fight against my **** brother."

These words made Stuart laugh, and his pale face was somewhat flushed: "Then let's think of it as us temporarily forming an alliance against Big Brother."

However, Stuart's information did not show that the other party had a big brother.

Jessica wrote it down secretly, with the same expression on her face: "Okay, anyway, creatures like Big Brother are very annoying. I always feel that I know everything when I am a few years older."

"Oh, by the way." Jessica pointed to her badge and said, "My name is Jessica Todd. Your name is Lionel Stewart, right? I saw it on the list of winners at the science and technology exhibition I've seen your name and photo."

"This also explains why you came to me suddenly across grades, doesn't it?" Stuart wanted to reach out and pat Jessica on the shoulder, but Jessica took a step back subconsciously—the other party tidied herself up The clothes did not embarrass Jessica.

Why does such a person have no friends?Jessica is kind of weird - isn't there a gentleman in Gotham?She felt that if she hadn't known Stuart from the beginning, she would have thought that he should be quite popular.

Then Jessica put away her math textbook, skipped to the vending machine, bought two cans of Coke, and handed them to Stuart.

The other party took it without hesitation, then grabbed his schoolbag and lifted it up: "It's almost time, I still have class, so I will leave first. Remember to come to me if you have any math problems, my The phone number is written on your math book."

As he spoke, the other party turned his head and left, halfway through the walk, he turned his head and winked at Jessica.

Jessica: ...

When Jessica asked Stuart to come out again, the other party brought a girl who looked about the same age as Jessica, even younger than Jessica.

"This is Katie, an exchange student who just came from our class..." Stuart looked a little embarrassed. "Katie, this is Jessica."

Katie was a bubbly girl, but her bubbly was just right enough not to be too loud.And the other party was indeed an exchange student from New York—seriously, exchanged to Gotham?What do you principals think.

Either Gotham students go to your school to smoke and drink and burn their heads, or your top students come to Gotham to smoke and drink to burn their heads.

The behavior of these principals is really incomprehensible.

Katie and Stuart were excluded for a different reason - she looked too small.Generally, girls who look too young are either treated as little sisters by the class, or become the bullied of the bullied.

Katie exudes the atmosphere of New Yorkers (the sand sculpture faces of Stark's three generations appear in Jessica's mind) who are easy to be deceived and bullied (some people have blood relations with Superman and are robbed by scarecrows).

No one will believe you if you don't get bullied.

But Jessica didn't expect that Stuart could become friends with the exchange students from New York.

So she became more curious about Stuart.

If she was older, she might understand that curiosity killed the cat, and then keep herself vigilant against Stuart, but Jessica, who was still young, chose to follow her curiosity.

"I don't know when you became interested in mathematics." Bruce stood behind Jessica and noticed that the other party was writing linear algebra in college.

Jessica has always preferred literature to mathematics, and she can look up information for hours without stopping because of a book report requested by the teacher.But when it comes to mathematics, although people can't be called hard hands, they really don't have much interest.Not to mention doing over-the-top questions like now.

"I recently discussed advanced mathematics and linear algebra with Stuart." Jessica didn't raise her head, "I suddenly discovered that mathematics is not so bald."

Bruce, who was already dressed and ready to go, suddenly had a headache.

Of course, he didn't mean that Jessica was not allowed to study. In fact, he was very happy that Jessica studied hard.It's just that at the beginning, it was only literature that competed with the night watchman, and now mathematics was added. He doubted that Jessica would have no interest in the night watchman in the future.

It's not that he values ​​the night watch more than Jessica can learn, but he thinks that raising children is like performing a mission, and you never know what unexpected situation will arise next.

Dick even handed over his literature homework to Superman and asked Superman to help him. He thought that if Jessica was not interested in mathematics, he would come to ask him how to do math problems, but he suddenly became interested in mathematics up.

emmmmmmm

He suddenly understood now, Superman's complicated feelings for Tony Stark.

But math problems are far less attractive to Jessica than literature homework is to Jessica.If Jessica had to describe it herself, it might be Literature > Night Watch > Mathematics?

It's not that she doesn't like studying!

Jessica threw aside her nightgown - Batman noticed that it was Robin's uniform underneath.

Robin kicked the gun away from the gangster's hand, muttering: "The angle just now was not very correct. It would save more effort if we kicked it vertically."

Then she turned around and kicked the hand of another gangster holding a gun vertically. Seeing the gun in the opponent's hand fly farther with the same force, she couldn't help making a small "V" in her heart.

For a moment even Batman himself twitched the corners of his mouth - so is this what you learn math for...

How should I put it, Robin stood firmly on the container, muttering words, as if calculating how the strength of his fight at that time would be more appropriate.

And behind him was a gangster screaming, clutching his arms and legs.

The picture is so beautiful that Dick wants to cover his face.

Penguin's small arms deal isn't even a challenge for Batman and Robin.

——Penguin is different from other villains in Gotham City. The essence of the opponent is to make money rather than chaos.Although Penguin, who used to be the mayor, is a "little fool who tore off his own SSR card (Riddler)" in Connor's eyes, but it is undeniable that the other party does not want to provoke Batman unless necessary.

Batman knocked down the punk who tried to stand up again, and Robin leaned over to inspect the weapon, and saw "Stark" in capital letters on the weapon's packaging.

Robin: ...

Garbage Stark increases my workload.

"Piracy." Batman said coolly.

No, then how do you know that the other party is a pirated copy?Robin gave Batman a puzzled look.

But the other party didn't move their eyelids, and didn't intend to explain.

After getting the evidence and solving the gangsters and packing up the ammunition, Sergeant Gordon led the GCPD police officers to arrive late.

Robin pouted in Batman's shadow, relying on no one to see.

Sheriff Gordon is a good police officer, and even once became Batman's guiding light when Batman was confused.But Gotham has been rotten to the bone, the difference between the police and the gang/gang is whether there is a government commission.

But Dick described Bludhaven better?

Thinking of this, Jessica was a little bit dumbfounded for a while——If you want to compare, it should be better, how could it be better?