[Comprehensive British and American] Backbones League

In the Batcave, Salas pushed his wheelchair away from the Batcomputer.

"Ah Fu, I captured a message from the Gotham police." Salas said to A Fu worriedly, "I intercepted him, should I give it to Bruce?"

Since he was able to play a role, he took over most of Ah Fu's work, making the already hard-working old man a little easier.

So now he is receiving crazy speeches from his other body.

He didn't send this channel to Bruce's communicator, but cut it out immediately, and then took that passage to ask Ah Fu.

"Bruce is fighting in Arkham, should I inform him of this situation? If nothing else, the Gotham police airship should be under control, and the situation may not be good." He skillfully manipulated the bat computer to go Detecting the situation on the Gotham airship, while the other one on the airship directed the Riddler to reveal a little information to himself, "Oh my God, they got a nuclear bomb."

Salas covered his mouth for a moment, and let out a scream.

He turned his head to look at Ah Fu, and Ah Fu, who was still hesitating, suddenly made a decision: "Tell Bruce immediately."

"But Arkham..." Salas hesitated, "The magician doesn't seem to kill people very much, maybe he just pretends to scare us?"

"We can't afford to bet on this possibility, tell Bruce." Alfred said, and he switched the Gotham police comm channel to Batman's communicator as he spoke.

So Batman heard the voice from the airship on the other side.

"What can I do?" Salas looked at Ah Fu nervously, "What can I do to help Bruce?"

"Wait." Alfred said.

"Ah Fu, Bruce..." Salas paused, with a bit of struggle on his face, "Bruce will be fine, right?"

"Don't worry, Master Salas." Afu comforted him, "Master Bruce can handle it."

"I'm sorry, Alfred." Salas replied with lingering fear, with a hint of guilt on his face, feeling guilty that he, as Batman's son, couldn't be calm and fearless, "I think I was just scared, after all... …that was a nuke, I never thought they would threaten Bruce with a nuke, oh my god, a nuke would hurt thousands of people."

"I think this is the villain, Master Salas, they don't care about the lives of ordinary people." Ah Fu explained.

There was anger on Salas's face, as if he was angry at these villains' unscrupulous harm to ordinary people, so that he couldn't remember that his other body was still sitting in the airship, pressing the button of the nuclear bomb under his hand.

After all, it was Oswald who bought the nuclear bomb, Nygma who stole the nuclear bomb, and the magician who used the nuclear bomb to do things. What does it matter to him, Sarah Wayne?

"I think, I can think of a way to help Bruce." Salas said with a sad face, and he rowed the wheelchair back to the Batcomputer, "No, I can definitely think of a way."

Ah Fu watched him regain his energy and focus on manipulating the computer, and suddenly felt that Bruce's speculation might not be all true—at least Salas was really worried about him.

And Batman on the other side is also very irritable.

Even if Batman wanted to, he couldn't possibly split himself in two, but now he's facing two bombs - the nuke is a bomb that's about to go off right away, and Arkham's madmen are a bunch of people who are delayed to go off. bomb.

Now is the best chance to catch these Arkham lunatics, otherwise it will be difficult for him to find a way to catch them when they run out.

"I'll stay," Damian said to Bruce when he found it.

"Impossible." Bruce refused decisively.

He couldn't leave Robin alone to deal with this Arkham-full of lunatics, there were too many of them, and just now he had seen Scarecrow, Poison Ivy, Zas among the people he was playing hide and seek with— The magician released all the super villains in the entire Arkham except the clown, and these super villains released part of the little lunatics imprisoned outside, turning Arkham into a complete playground.

If Bruce hadn't immediately restored the power when he arrived, and opened the defense to prevent these villains from leaving, or they would have run away long ago—maybe he should also thank the magician for not letting the clown out, otherwise he Can't stop all the villains.

It's just that once Bruce is gone, this place won't be able to hold these villains anymore.

But when there is really no way, Bruce can only give up this step and turn to solve the more urgent nuclear bomb problem.

The magician gave him time to think, to struggle, to understand how powerless he really was.

He just wanted to torture Bruce, make him struggle between two options, have to make a trade-off, and then understand that he is not omnipotent.

Bruce felt angry because this was supposed to be the Joker's favorite game.

At this time, Salas's communication channel cut into Bruce's communicator and said to him: "Bat, Superman is here."

Bruce breathed a sigh of relief, and then a deep anxiety rose again.

Looking at the city next door to him from the Metropolis, Clark realized that something was wrong with the atmosphere tonight.

Bruce doesn't like him heading to Gotham, but Clark feels that this night will definitely be different.

What did he hear?Nuke?

Clark knew that there was a riot in Arkham tonight, and another villain was also waiting for the opportunity to attack Bruce.

And the villain also knows Bruce's identity.

Under such circumstances, Clark decided to ignore Bruce's request to him "not to participate" in this matter, and resolutely flew to Gotham.

There's no way he'd watch Bruce in danger and do nothing.

Clark's arrival also surprised Salas, so he immediately notified Bruce of the matter, and turned his consciousness back to the body on the airship.

The arrival of Superman did not surprise him. He knew Bruce, and Bruce would not want Clark to participate in his son's rebellion.

But in retrospect, it's no surprise that Clark feared for Bruce's safety and flew to Gotham to help him.

Salas raised his head and looked at Superman standing in front of the airship from the monitoring screen. Superman's red cloak fluttered in the night wind of Gotham, which was out of tune with the night of Gotham.

Gotham people hate such a dazzling red, which is almost as bright as the sun. Gotham people don't like the sun, and they don't like foreigners meddling in their own affairs.

"It's Superman? Have you figured out how to deal with Superman?" Nygma touched his chin and said to Salas with a malicious expression on his face.

This is why the villain is particularly annoying. Whether you say you are his teammate or his opponent, he can't see you happy, and he wishes you had something to do all day long.

However, Salas understood them, so he wouldn't feel any loss because of Nygma's words. He just glanced at him lightly, and then continued to look outside.

"Aim the weapon at Superman," Salas said to Nygma. "I'm going out."

"Hey hey!" Nygma stopped him immediately, pointing to the Gotham police who were caught and tied up around him, "These people..."

"Don't tell me you're scared alone, Edward." Salas tilted his head and said to him, "I'll want to laugh at you like crazy."

Of course, he knew that Nygma was a war scum, so he was worried that these captured policemen would resist, but Salas was not worried. These policemen had been restrained, and they had voluntarily put down their guns, so it was impossible picked it up.

As long as those outside don't rush in, there won't be any problems.

"Stay here," Salas said to Nygma. "You can nuke Superman if you want."

He frowned and added, "I agree with you pressing the button."

After speaking, he left the control room gracefully.

The control room was surrounded by policemen with live ammunition, and Salas even greeted them friendly, and left the control room under their fearful eyes.

In the split second he left, he saw Nygma drop a large dose of narcotic around the perimeter of the control room, which Gotham Police used to deal with outsiders and was now being used against them.

Salas didn't continue to pay attention, he jumped out of the airship, and quickly ran to the top where Clark was.

Superman knew the appearance of Salas immediately. He used his ordinary identity, Clark Kent, to contact Salas. This was the first time that Superman had come into contact with Salas.

He couldn't recognize the relationship between the magician and Salas, because they were not the same body. Salas's body is now in the underground of Wayne Mansion, and he is dedicated to delivering news for Batman, so Salas is not afraid at all. His identity will be seen through by Superman - that's impossible, the possibility of Batman seeing through him is greater than the possibility of Superman seeing through him.

Salas thought to himself.

When he found him, Clark straightened his posture immediately. Clark had also heard about the bet between Bruce and him. He really didn't like these Gotham villains. There were too many tricks. Although Bruce explained It has been said that the magician does not kill people, but this cannot change the fact that his first impression of Salas is not good.

"Hand over the nuclear bomb, magician." Clark said sternly, "and then get caught."

Every hero seems to like to say this, as if it is their instinct to persuade people to be good.Salas shook his head. When will they understand that there are bad guys in this world who don't like to do good things?

"What if I say no?" Salas said lazily.

"Then I'll catch you unceremoniously," Clark said.

Salas nodded, took off the bow in an instant, and shot an arrow at Clark: "Then catch me."

The reason why Superman is called Superman is because he has the ability to surpass ordinary people. Salas's arrow that can shoot through ordinary people is easily scattered by him.

He felt genuine excitement at the way Superman broke his arrows, and he slid down the airship laughing.

His fall startled Clark. He almost thought that the villain was about to commit suicide, so he subconsciously chased after him.

But Salas shot an arrow backhand, with his back to the ground, maintaining a falling posture, but the arrow pointed directly at Clark.

Clark instinctively avoided, the arrow brushed against his cheek, but couldn't break through Superman's steel skin, leaving only a shallow scratch.

Salas didn't feel disappointed, the superhero was never as weak as he thought, and this arrow didn't use all his abilities.

The moment he was about to land, he twisted his body, landed firmly on the ground, and then ran quickly.

Before becoming friends with Superman, in order to prevent being peeped by this super-sighted alien, Bruce transformed many buildings in Gotham (especially his commonly used ones), and added a wall to prevent Superman from peeping. lead, which was not removed afterwards either.

Salas knew exactly where these buildings were, so now the lead blinded Clark's eyes.

He ran around, and from time to time he let out an arrow from his back. Clark couldn't catch him, and he couldn't escape.

The two were like playing a game of cat and mouse, and Salas led Superman through the streets of Gotham all the way.

I have to admit that the ability to fly is not so convenient in such a narrow and closed place, especially because there are a lot of ordinary people living here, and Clark doesn't dare to destroy those houses casually.

He felt powerless, Salas was like a slippery bug, not easy to catch at all.

However, it's not useless for him to do this, at least he makes the magician have no time to pay attention to his nuclear bomb, and then go to play his deadly game with Bruce.

Then at this moment, Salas stopped shooting cold arrows at him, and suddenly got into a row of small civilian buildings, and disappeared in the blink of an eye.

Clark gathered his red cloak, landed on the ground from the sky, and scanned the small building with super vision—not surprisingly, it was another building with lead added to the outer layer.

He felt almost powerless about his friend.

As he was thinking, he stepped into the small building. Bruce probably never thought that one day there would be a villain who knew him so well. As for the tricks he used to defend against Clark, it would become the villain's weapon against Clark.

Of course, it's impossible for Bruce to think of it, because the villains of Gotham don't know about the changes he made to Gotham...

Wait, Clark suddenly flashed a question, how did the magician know about these transformations that Bruce made to Gotham?Bruce’s transformation will not be fanciful. He did those things in the name of Wayne’s charity, repairing the damaged walls of Gotham. Lane did something.

How did the magician know?Besides, Clark is the superhero of Metropolis, and the magician is the villain of Gotham. How could he be so clear about Clark's weaknesses?

Clark was puzzled, but before he could figure it out, a blond boy suddenly walked out of the corner.

The boy was extremely beautiful, with a gold necklace hanging around his neck, red tattoos all over his body, and those green eyes stared straight at Clark.

"Hi, Superman." The teenager smiled softly.

This is a boy, a beautiful boy with a superb face.