Blame me for being too attractive

Qiqi fell into silence after everyone who had returned in vain returned to Wayne Manor.

The Flash couldn't figure out why everything turned out the way it was.

For a moment, he couldn't help but wonder if this was really his own world.

Could it be that like Meeks, he is also an outsider who strayed into this world?

Meeks couldn't help raising his eyebrows when he caught the lack of confidence coming from The Flash.

This is really getting more and more interesting, but I don't know whether the world was successfully saved in the end, or whether the Flash has completely sunk in this world with his previous memories.

Meeks, who was clearly here to save the world, looked like a complete outsider at the moment.

In fact, when you want to rely on a chaotic evil, or chaotic neutral character to save the world, you will inevitably face such problems.

After all, he is not as responsible as a superhero, who regards the suffering of others as his own responsibility.

In fact, Gu Yi might not have considered this issue, but she had no choice. After all, besides Meeks, who else could she turn to?

Lucifer, the lord of hell, it is estimated that it will be even worse.

If you want to reap the benefits of a choice, you must bear the corresponding risks.The greater the benefit, the greater the risk.

Meeks, who took the risk, adhered to the principle that it is not a big deal to watch the excitement, and without hesitation, he added a frost to everyone's bad mood.

"I really don't understand. What are you guys planning to do now? Relative silence can't solve any problems." Meeks chuckled, "Even if Superman is dead, at least find him and collect his body..."

"Enough!" The always good-tempered Flash interrupted Meeks angrily at this moment.

Those who never get angry are the scariest when they get angry.

Just because he is righteous and kind does not mean he is stupid.It's not that he didn't notice Meeks' attitude towards watching the theater all the time, and it's not that he didn't understand that Meeks was not a good boy.It's just that he used to look at this Meeks from another world with the filter of 'Mikes'.

So all the opponent's outrageousness, all the malice, the Flash can also tolerate it.

After all he's just acting malicious, but he hasn't hurt anyone yet, has he?

But saying such things at this time is too much for The Flash.Although these words cannot be said to be wrong, but Meeks said it in that tone, which made Flash unacceptable.

This shouldn't be what 'Mikes' would say, maybe he shouldn't have transferred the love given to 'Mikes' to Meeks in the first place.

Even if they are both Meeks, even if they have the same face, they are different after all.

The child whom the Justice League takes care of will not show such an attitude towards his father, let alone such a...

Perhaps because of the contrast with his good temper in the past, Flash's anger at this moment seems particularly frightening.

But Meeks was not affected at all, and said with a smile: "I'm just telling the truth, why should you react like this?"

"You know, when you look at me with the eyes that look at others through me, I can't hold back my anger."

At this point, Meeks felt that he was simply being generous.

Don't tell him what the other side is passing him, looking at another 'Meeks'.Even if they're both Meeks, that's the "other one", isn't it?

If it were someone else, it was not certain whether he could continue to stand here at this time.

Meeks didn't care a bit about the Flash turning against him at this moment.To know that he is the future monarch of hell, a proper villain camp, why is there a need to maintain a friendly relationship with superheroes?

In this kind of thing, if Meeks is happy, he doesn't mind playing the trick of hello, me, everyone, but if he is unhappy, it is also a routine operation to flip the table.

"Your angry look is much more pleasing to the eye than the lifeless look just now." Meeks threw out a sentence that seemed to explain that what he just said was to inspire everyone's fighting spirit, and then the next sentence immediately For everyone to break this illusion.

"It seems that I really watched a good show today, from beginning to end."

If it wasn't for being too lazy to move, Meeks would have wanted to applaud them.

Looking at Meeks, who was afraid that the world would not be chaotic, Thomas couldn't help but let out a long sigh in his heart.

He actually didn't react as violently to his failure to find Superman as the Flash did.

After learning about the so-called "world in memory" from The Flash, Thomas has been thinking about everything in this world and the Flash's intentions.

Thomas could see that the Flash wanted to get everything back "on track" as he remembered it.

But is it really the right thing to do?

It is true that the world depicted by the other party, that Bruce is alive, that has many superheroes, and that world that has never been "swallowed" by war, is indeed beautiful enough and very moving.

But what to do with everything in this world, they may be devastated, they may be dilapidated, but they still exist strong.

Thomas is willing to use his own death in exchange for Bruce's life, but what about other people in this world.

Don't say that after the world returns to its original track, everyone will live better.

Different situations create different people and destinies. Are they really the same people who lived so well and those who are struggling to survive now?

This is like reincarnation in the East. After the memory is washed away and reincarnated, the soul who has experienced different lives is really the same person as him in the previous life?

He can make choices for himself, but he shouldn't make choices for the world.

He alone cannot represent all human beings.

So is it really necessary to find some superman with the Flash, and what can we do after we find it?

The superman in this world is not the person wrapped in love in Flash's memory, not the hero who was raised by a kind couple, regards the earth as his home, and is willing to protect the earth with all his strength.

The superman of this world was drawn blood and skinned in a laboratory...Thomas, who was used to crime, never underestimated the methods of those mad scientists.

If such a superman really has feelings for the earth, then that feeling should be hatred.

How can you not hate it, who would love a place that has been tormenting oneself, who would love a place that has been hurting oneself all the time.

If they do find Superman, the probability of another destroyer on Earth is far greater than that of a savior.

The Flash may be wearing a thick filter and can't see clearly, but Thomas never minds thinking about everything in the worst possible way.

In this respect, he is very similar to his son.

Flash didn't see what Thomas was thinking, but Meeks caught Thomas' suspicion and vigilance when Flash talked about how to find Superman.

That's right, except for the Flash who has the memory of "Superman of Justice", who would easily believe in an alien who has never been treated kindly by this world since he came to this world.

Not to mention Thomas and the others, even in the world that Flash remembers, Superman performed so well, isn't there still no lack of voices questioning him?

In this regard, Meeks doesn't know whether Flash is blinded by "memory", or simply trusts others easily. The other party is really acting a little too naive.

He naively told everything about himself, but he had already forgotten what he had. To Thomas and the others, he was actually a "heterogeneous".

If Thomas hadn't been impressed by the possibility of "living Bruce", it would be impossible for them to find some so-called superman.Even if they were looking for Superman, their idea was to use each other, against the Amazons and Atlanteans, not to change everything back to the way Flash remembered.

And unless the world is destroyed, they will be the biggest obstacle for The Flash to get everything back on track.

After all, even if the mountains and rivers are broken and alive, at least they are still alive, right? If they are alive, they will have a chance to win and have a chance to make the world peaceful again.

And if according to The Flash's idea, let everything return to the way the other party remembers, who can say for sure whether they will still be alive by then.

The world in Flash's memory may be beautiful enough, but it is too far away from them, and even in their view, it can be called something that has nothing to do with them.

And with the disappearance of Superman, this idea undoubtedly became more and more profound in the hearts of everyone.

Maybe some of them didn't realize it, but this idea has quietly taken root in their hearts.

Meeks, who noticed this, looked at this group of heroes who were not in the same accord, and felt that this was a bit too interesting.

Maybe they will still choose to stand side by side when facing the enemy and the invaders, but at this time, their hearts are obviously not together.

In fact, there is nothing to say about this, it’s just human nature, and not all of us share the same heart, so it’s totally normal to have different ideas.

Just like the Avengers in the Meeks world, they are still an alliance, and there are often conflicts of opinion.

Seeing this group of people sitting together, but thinking completely differently, Meeks found it interesting and boring at the same time.

What's interesting is that they have their own minds.The boring part is that no matter how they disagree, there is a concept called "justice" and "guardianship", so they will not do that kind of fight.

In Meeks' eyes, thinking like this, but not physically moving, is the same as thundering but not raining.

The thunder may be loud, but what Meeks would rather see is rain.

Maybe this is the difference between superheroes and supervillains. If a group of supervillains with different opinions are here, not to mention fighting immediately, they will definitely cause stumbling, calculation, and even betray their teammates.

Meeks wouldn't be here, though, if it were a bunch of supervillains.

Although he considers himself to be in the villain's camp, even so, he should be the villain at the top of the pyramid, so he shouldn't sit with others.