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"You seem to be luckier than me."

There was no envy or jealousy in 'Micks' tone.

Many things, the bitterness and sweetness of them, only you know.

So there is no need to envy others at all, who knows whether the person you envy is actually better than you or worse than you.

Meeks smiled and didn't express any thoughts on the statement of 'Meeks', he just asked: "Where's Superman?"

"Let's go." When talking about Superman, there seemed to be a look in the eyes of 'Meeks', which was different from the calm look, "I drove him away."

For this answer, Meeks can only expect it, but it is reasonable.But for him, things like reason...

"No matter from which aspect, he is a good choice." Meeks gave a very good evaluation of Superman.

But 'Mikes' knows that it is from the perspective of evaluating a tool that it evaluates this good word.

But Karl is not a tool for him: "I love him."

It's hard to say what kind of turmoil in Meeks' heart after hearing the words 'Mikes'.He is very clear about this love, not the love of love. After all, it is incredible to be captured by such things as family affection. As for such things as love, Meeks believes that he will never appear in their lives. .

But even so, the word "love" still sounds so unbelievable.

"I thought that everything the Flash said was you pretending to deceive them."

"That's what I thought at first." 'Mikes' couldn't help but want to sigh, some deceptions are deceiving, maybe before deceiving others, they defrauded themselves first.

He met them too early, so early that he had not been able to guard against them, and he had already suffered a complete defeat from them.

Jason stood aside quietly, with no intention of participating at all.In fact, even if he wanted to participate, the fact that these two formed their own faction made it completely impossible for people to get involved.

Regarding the "mistakes" of 'Mikes', Meeks didn't say anything. Criticizing 'self' and 'self-reflection' are things that Meeks will never do.

The most important thing is never what happened in the past, but what you plan to do now and what kind of future you want.

"So now, do you still love them?" Maybe it's because Meeks has never loved anyone before, so although he is good at making use of them, he actually doesn't really understand this kind of thing, especially when it happens to him. when.

"Except for The Flash, none of them are what you thought they were, so do you still love them?"

This sentence of Meeks, at first glance, is the kind of person who has never loved.Because of true love, how can it be easy to say no and let it go.

Even if they are no longer the people in the memory of 'Meeks', but as long as the memory exists, the love will not die.

It's just that unlike those who hurt themselves for love, no matter how much 'Mix' loves them, he will not choose to bring the world back on track for them.

Don't look at the past fate he described when he asked Carl if he liked it. In fact, even if Carl said he liked it or yearned for it, 'Mix' would not change his plan at all because of it.

He paid so much, and finally bought this brand new world, not for the sake of a little so-called love, to break and restore.

Seeing the unshakableness of 'Mikes', Meeks couldn't help reminding: "You borrowed the power of the Flash to achieve all of this, and once you have done some things, you should do it absolutely."

If you want the world to never change back, you should naturally eliminate variables.

Meeks has no feelings for the Flash, so he can rationally say things that will kill the grass and make things happen, but 'Meeks' is different.

He can watch their new fate with cold eyes, he can let them sink in hell, but he can't kill them with his own hands.

"But isn't Batman already dead, is there still a Flash missing?"

"I didn't think he would die, it was just an accident."

The words of 'Mikes' may be able to fool everyone, but definitely not Meeks.

"It wasn't an accident at all, it was you who wanted to make his wish come true..." So even though he knew that there would be a price, and that the person who might die would become Bruce, 'Mix' still chose to fiddle with the root of fate. string.

'Meeks' froze for a moment, then snapped back to normal: "Yeah, I did think about that possibility, but that's what he wanted."

So knowing that the other party might encounter that situation, 'Mikes' did it anyway, this is how he loves someone.

He never persuades anyone to weigh the pros and cons, nor does he preach with a "for your own good" style just because the other party's request will have disadvantages.Whatever you want, he will give. As for whether there will be any consequences, that is the price that the person who asks should pay.

To say that 'Meeks' loves people like this is actually inseparable from Batman and the others.

They naturally treat 'Micks' well, give them what they think is good, and try to influence him with love, but what they bring him is full of pain.

Therefore, the way of 'Micks' to love others is naturally completely opposite.

They love 'Mix', mixed too much personal ideas, and ignore the 'Mix' own situation.

And 'Micks' loves them because he completely follows their personal demands and never mixes his own views.So even if 'Mix' knew it was bad, as long as they wanted it, he would still give it without hesitation.

In this respect, Meeks is not like the other person, because he can't love anyone at all, and naturally there is no way to love someone.

"Are you going to meet The Flash?" Meeks asked, "Or to meet that Thomas Wayne you 'saved'."

"It's not necessary." 'Mikes' said firmly and forcefully: "I turned the world upside down and changed the destiny just to have no intersection with them."

"I only hope that you can leave this world immediately," 'Micks' will never hate himself, but this does not prevent him from giving Meeks the order to leave, "Your existence is the biggest flaw I have exposed to them .”

They will think of him through Meeks, guess him through Meeks' character, and suspect him because of Meeks' evil nature...

None of these can defeat him, but he doesn't want to leave a few more pitfalls for himself on a road that is not considered smooth.

What's more, Meeks' attitude of watching the show is really enough to make people feel uncomfortable. Even if the other party is himself, 'Mikes' will feel a little unhappy in his heart.

"You ordered me to evict customers when I needed help the most. Didn't you really want them to succeed?"

Meeks tilted his head, stretched out his hand and tapped the other person's heart, "Listen carefully, is your heart beating for yourself, or is it still beating for them?"

'Meeks' took a step back, avoiding the other's touch: "This world is the best answer."

"Whether this world can continue is the best answer." Meeks bluntly pierced the other party's pretending not to know, "In this world, only I will always stand firmly by your side. "

For the rest, the Flash wants to restore the world to its original state, and Thomas also yearns for Bruce's survival. As for Carl, he may be willing to side with 'Micks', but 'Micks' doesn't He would hope that the other party would stand by his side, otherwise he would not have driven Karl away.

"You obviously need me, but you still want to drive me away. Don't you just want them to win?"

At this moment, Meeks, like the most authoritative doctor, made an unquestionable verdict word by word: "Your love for them is corroding your firmness. Your love and this world can never coexist."

As long as 'Micks' is still in love, he will always be pulled by this love, even if he thinks that he will not be affected, in fact all his decisions reflect this influence.

What a terrible weapon love is. When Meeks used it to deal with others, it could be said to be invincible, but when this love acts on "self", the effect is equally terrible.

'Mikes' was silent, he seemed to be silently refuting what Meeks said, and seemed to be caught by what the other party said, so he was speechless.

"I can help them recall their love for you, I can help them never forget what happened before their fate was reversed, I can make them never have the idea of ​​changing everything back..."

The power of a spiritual mage is revealed in these words.

All the help Meeks says is to do something to them, not to 'Meeks'.

Even if he can help the other party forget those useless loves, even if he can make 'Meeks' no longer be affected by them...but Meeks never said that.

Because he knew that 'Meeks' didn't need such help, he knew his pride, his stubbornness that he didn't want to be influenced by anyone, and he knew that he would never be weak and use forgetting to escape.

"Are you a magician or a superpower?" From the "help" of Meeks, 'Meeks' thinks that the person who can do this most should be either a mage or a superpower, and it should also be a spiritual system. mages or superpowers.

"A genuine spiritual mage." Even though Meeks has disliked him countless times, and he is now specializing in spiritual magic, his voice is still proud at this moment.

He is such a person who is always proud of himself.

"How many people can your magical ability affect?"

"If it's a rough influence, I can influence the whole world." After speaking, Meeks asked back: "What is your ability?"

In the current situation, Meeks never thought from the beginning to the end that the "self" in this world would be a completely ordinary person.

But the fact is that, unless he has any ability: "I am good at planning?"

This point comes from a dark teaching.

And this ability really stunned Meeks for a second.But thinking about the situation after I was born, because I didn't awaken any ability, I almost became a pornographic/pornographic/spy, so it seems that it is not unacceptable that the "Mix" in this world does not have superpowers.