[Comprehensive British and American] Backbones League

Crazy people are always like this, those paranoid, inherently vicious people, they can't always learn to look at things fairly, and they always habitually blame all mistakes on others.

So is Salas.

He knew his problem, just as he always knew what he had lied to himself.

The face that Batman revealed after removing the mask did not make him feel any doubts, although he still habitually showed a perfect and fake shocked face.

He looks at Bruce, and Bruce looks at him.

"I trust you, Salas," Bruce told him, trust in Batman's eyes that was extremely expensive.

No, Bruce, you're wrong, I've never been trustworthy, that's why I keep you guys at arm's length.

Salas felt that Bruce had to recognize this fact, but he also knew that he would never let Bruce recognize this fact.

So he said, "Yeah, Bruce, I believe in you too, whoever you are."

This is a truth, for him, whether Bruce is Bruce or Batman, he fully believes in his father.

He didn't believe in himself all along.

He's not ready yet, he hasn't figured it out yet.

"See, we will never be the same." Lucifer said seductively, licking his lower lip, "I know what you think, because we have the same experience, how can they expect to save us? How can they think that we Will it get better? Is it difficult for us to force ourselves to give up ourselves?"

Salas narrowed his eyes slightly, he couldn't answer, he knew that what Lucifer said was exactly what he had always thought.

Lucifer laughed. When Salas was still immersed in his complicated psychology and had no time to care about other things, he suddenly threw him at Batman with a flick of his hand.

"I'll give it back to you." Bruce subconsciously caught Salas, and Lucifer disappeared in the blink of an eye.

Because he was holding his son in his arms, Bruce had no way to continue chasing Lucifer, but could only watch him leave.

Salas has a problem with his legs, he can't put him down at this time.

Salas nestled in his arms seemed to have returned to his childhood, and he could see his father's chin when he raised his eyes.

He has bad legs, and Bruce used to hold him when he was a child and couldn't use the wheelchair so skillfully.

How could he not recognize this person?

Why is he like that again?

"Are you okay?" Bruce asked, although he regretted not catching Lucifer, but after all, the whole thing was a farce, and the so-called threat was just magic made by Lucifer.

He still cares about his son very much.

Probably because of Salas's body, he has always cared more about Salas, but most of these concerns are not so obvious.

Salas shook his head, he said subconsciously: "You actually don't allow me to like Batman."

He was used to playing the perfect son, even at this time his instinctive first reaction was that he had to cover everything up without any flaws.

There was a slight hint of embarrassment in Bruce's eyes, which was not obvious, and could only be seen in front of people he knew well.

So Salas put his hands around Bruce's neck, put his arms around his father, buried his face in his broad shoulders, and said softly, "I forgive you."

He couldn't let Bruce see the haze in his eyes, not a single bit.

Bruce turned back and patted him on the back.

But at this moment, his body tensed up suddenly, and he said sharply, "Someone is coming."

Salas hurriedly handed the mask to his father, with a worried face, a standard considerate and understanding son.

And at this moment, another body of Salas - his spearman, finally arrived.

"Look, look, what a touching picture, bat." Salas drove through Diarmuid's body, and blinked at Bruce, "You saved the world again."

Sometimes Salas himself felt like a schizophrenic.

While being held in his father's arms, he stood on the ground in the distance, mocking their posture mercilessly.

He's sure now that he can separate his villain identity from his normal identity, watching Bruce with unending rage as he wears his disposable body.

Yes, Sarah Wayne loves Bruce Wayne, and the Magician hates Batman.

What?He's been chasing Batman?Also claiming to be a fan of the other party?

No, Salas has always been very clear that it is a kind of deception, a false emotion he used to deceive himself.

Of course, his current expression is still hypocritical enough: "Did I miss something, Bat? I'm so sorry, I haven't shown up these days, isn't it a lot of fun?"

As he said, his eyes turned to himself in Bruce's arms, and he made a cooperating gesture: "A... disabled? Let me see, who is this? It seems familiar?"

He deliberately gestures of interest in himself, purposefully directs the conversation to the other body, knowing full well that the more natural he acts, the less likely Bruce is to connect "the two of them" together.

It wouldn't occur to Bruce that he and the one in his arms were actually the same person.

So Salas covers his face with a hug so that Bruce won't notice that "they both" have the same expression of indifference.

That's why he had to let Bruce see the magician and Sarah Wayne at the same time today, so that Batman wouldn't suspect that they were the same person.

Batman doesn't want his son to be targeted by a villain, Barbara's cruelty is still in his history of failure, and Salas obviously doesn't have a second pair of legs to lose.

So he naturally put down his son, and kept him behind him without seeming too close or too disobedient—Saras had to admit that Bruce performed perfectly, interpreting a story without any flaws. Insist on protecting ordinary heroes who don’t have any personal feelings with each other—whose acting skills of Salas have been inherited, it seems that there is no need to doubt at all.

Batman is well aware that an intimate relationship with a hero draws the villain's attention, as Barbara does, but acts as if he doesn't care that the other person is too deliberate to be heroic.

So his reaction at the moment was mediocre, and the villain couldn't get any interest.

Salas also cooperated perfectly. After Bruce's reaction, he decisively showed a little disappointment, and said complainingly: "It's saving people again, and it's saving people again. Don't you find it boring?"

He also yawned artificially, full of desire to perform.

Brucesen's blue eyes under the white goggles looked at Salas before he said, "What are you doing here, Magician? Come and find out for me?"

He deliberately brought up the matter of trying to get the other party to inquire about the news before, and left quickly in order to disgust Salas.

Considering his son's legs, he didn't want to have a conflict with the magician at this time, and no one knew whether his son would be injured by mistake during the fight.

It's best to get Saras away quickly now.

The two of you came and talked so much, Salas figured it was time, so he bent his head and said helplessly: "Forget it, I won't talk to you anymore, I'm going to It's Oswald."

"Are you here to save Penguin?" Bruce asked immediately.

It's not, but it's a good excuse.

"Of course, he's my employer." Salas blew a kiss towards the bat, "Goodbye, bat, if you don't want the cripple around you to get hurt, you'd better let me take someone away from your bat cub Go, otherwise you have to say whether you will accidentally hurt that poor cripple."

Bruce narrowed his eyes, angry in his eyes, but didn't move.

He knew very well that the magician was right.

He felt his little son stiffen slightly in his arms, and he knew that no matter how well his son was behaving, he was actually being frightened.

Salas laughed loudly, and then quickly ran towards the battlefield over there.

Without Batman stopping, he easily pulled Penguin out of the crowd.

Throwing a provocative eyebrow at Robin, watching the other party jumping angrily, Salas grabbed Oswald and returned to the Iceberg Club.

"Thank you, Magician, you saved me once." Oswald said after being put down.

In fact, saving him was just incidental. Saras, whose original intention was to separate his body from the vest, accepted his thanks without hesitation.

"It's okay, anyway, I promised you but didn't show up." In fact, before the business negotiation, Oswald sent a message asking him to go to the appointment with him, but he was actually beside Oswald at that time, so he didn't agree. .

Well, before he was angry with Oswald and wanted to beat him up, but now after a series of things happened, he didn't have the strength to beat him up at all.

He got lucky.

"Let's go." Salas greeted Oswald and was about to leave.

He is very upset now and needs to be quiet.

"Wait." Oswald stopped him, and when he turned around, the Penguin lit a cigar, and then said, "I was deceived, but this matter can't be left alone."

In fact, Salas really wanted to tell him that the other party was the Lord of Hell, and he was very difficult to catch.

But seeing Oswald's serious face, he looked back and thought, Oswald is really a super serious person who is a villain, and he definitely wouldn't listen to him.

With this thought, his mind suddenly jumped a little further, and he subconsciously asked, "Oswald, why do you want to be a villain?"

"Be the villain if you need to," Oswald said. "What about you? Why are you being the villain?"

Salas paused, smiled and said, "Same as you, because I need to be a villain."