Blame me for being too attractive

Facing yet another rejection from Jason, Meeks was not in a hurry. In his opinion, he had enough time and he didn't mind spending a little longer with Jason.

After all, Gu Yi said back then that the time flow rate of these worlds is different from that of his world, and the difference is quite large.In other words, even if Meeks stayed in this world for a few years, his own world was only a few months past.

If it were Batman and the others, they might not be so pretentious. After all, the lifespan of human beings is limited. Regardless of the difference in the speed of time, the time in this world is really spent.Meeks is so pretentious, perhaps because he is about to evolve into a grown-up species after he has crystallized his power.

But what Meeks doesn't know is that the difference in the time flow of Gu Yizhi refers to the difference between the mutant world that Meeks just left and the world he was originally in.

But in this world, the time flow is infinitely close to 1:1 with the original world.

So at this time, Meeks has been missing in his world for more than a month.

If you can't find it anymore, according to the laws of Gotham, Meeks can be defined as a dead population.

Robert, who was in a hurry, couldn't help cursing inwardly after the first suspect, Bruce Wayne, was never suspected because there was no real evidence: "Damn capitalist."

In fact, Bruce could have come up with his alibi to prove his innocence, instead of leaving the police station with no evidence of suspicion.But who let Bruce at that time be outside as Batman, unless he wants to learn Iron Man, otherwise it really looks more and more suspicious.

Although it is really suspicious, Bruce is also really innocent. After being affected, summoned, and scolded, he really feels that he has never been wronged so much in his life.

Although in order to cover up Batman's identity, Bruce didn't intend to give Brucey Baby a good reputation, but he also didn't intend to add a crime of human trafficking to his reputation as a playboy.

And if others don't know about their relationship, how can Bruce not know about it? That's obviously his biological son.

Not only he knew, but Clark also knew, after all, it was also his son.

After Meeks disappeared, Clark never stopped searching, but even if he listened to the whole world, he never heard the slightest movement belonging to Meeks.

This means that either the other party is locked in a place where Superman cannot hear, such as a lead-filled house, or the other party is not in this world at all.And the latter guess will lead to different possibilities, the worst is nothing more than death.

However, compared to the speculation of death, Bruce felt that the other party was more likely to leave this world in a non-death sense.After all, the invasion from other dimensions has not yet completely ended, and Meeks, who has just expelled a wave of invaders, may accidentally go to other worlds.

Considering that Meeks' power is biased towards the mysterious side, and it is very likely to involve another world, the Supreme Mage is undoubtedly the best caller.

But it's a pity that there seems to be something wrong with the Supreme Mage recently, let alone the Supreme Mage, they don't even see a disciple of the Supreme Mage.

While looking for Meeks, Bruce, who was secretly worried about the Supreme Mage, didn't know that the object of his worry was the "culprit" who caused Meeks' disappearance.

And right now, he is not in a hurry at all, and Meeks, who is staying in another world thinking about how to abduct people, does not know that the person who brought him to this world is not Gu Yi at all.

In this world, there are many people who hope that the forces of light and darkness will be balanced, and the world will be peaceful.

Unfortunately, it was the latter who secretly used means to bring Meeks into this world.And the turmoil on the Supreme Master's side is also inseparable from the other party.

At present, Meeks, who knows nothing about the fact that he has a home and cannot return, is still trying his best to abduct people, while leisurely watching the love and hatred in this world. .

Don't tell me, it's actually quite interesting and beautiful, and even makes people want to stop.

After all, for a person like Meeks who is "incapable of loving others", compared to a bloody love story like you love him, he loves her, he doesn't love him, and he still loves him, it is still a world catastrophe, The survival theme of the end of the earth is more interesting.

Meeks, who is enjoying eating melons, has no worries or anxieties about not being able to go back at all.

And it's not just because he doesn't know, in fact, even if Meeks knew all this, you can't expect to see him panicked.

In Meeks' view, many things are actually very simple to do, as long as you have enough power.

And if you can't do it now, it must be that your strength is not strong enough.

This idea is simple and rough, but I have to say that it is really useful in most cases.

Even if you put it on complex things like feelings that cannot be treated roughly by strength, enough strength can help you taste whether the twisted melon is sweet or not.

However, Meeks' "open-minded" attitude towards problems is partly from Meeks' rough/simple thoughts, and partly from his indifferent heart.

Just like before, he could invite Jason to leave the world where he gave birth so naturally, and even after opening the chips, he still seemed a bit natural.Although Jason refused, it did not prevent Meeks from making persistent efforts.

But Jason would refuse such a request, but it would be completely different if the same thing happened to Meeks.

If you expect something like never leaving, living and dying with a certain world to happen to Meeks, then you are probably not in a dream.

Meeks wants to go back because he does belong there, and there are many bonds there.

But he is not the kind of person who has identified a place and will never leave it.

The word forever is too heavy for Meeks.

And so far, the only thing he can be sure that can be defined by eternity is to love himself.

Loving yourself is something that doesn't need to be changed. No matter what it is for, you can't give up loving yourself.

Speaking of this, in fact, the superheroes are the ones who don't know how to love themselves the least, because they give all their love to others.

So Meeks couldn't get along with his fathers, and it became a matter of course.

Anyway, Meeks has no way to imagine the scene where he is desperate for others.

As for Jerry, in Meeks' opinion, it doesn't count as being desperate for others.

Because the reason he did that was not for the other party to survive, but to avoid his own unhappiness, so in essence, that "sacrifice" was not for Jerry, but for Meeks himself. He still loves himself the most. .

Meeks who loves himself, in this world, the most unhappy thing he encountered, apart from Batman's cupboard of instant noodles, was the foolish operation of Batman and Superman.

Although Jason claims to be a neutral camp and does not stand for the Injustice Alliance or the Resistance Army, his neutrality is definitely not as true as Meeks'.

After all, as a member of this world, and with acquaintances in both forces, Jason couldn't be completely neutral at all.

For example, if something happened to Batman, do you think Jason would stand by and do nothing?

But Meeks is different. For Meeks who doesn't belong to this world at all, that neutrality is absolutely completely neutral.

And his neutrality is not completely on the sidelines, but very emotional and devoted in neutrality.

The specific manifestation is that he often "worry" for Batman, and then "analyze the situation" for Superman.

Of course, Meeks did all these things in his own heart, and did not dance in front of the Lord.

But in any case, Meeks, who was really emotionally involved in watching the movie, really couldn't bear to look at Superman's stupidity in certain things.

Looking at the opponent's early operations, whether it's killing the clown cleanly or confronting those who started the war, they can all be called decisive.

But look what he did to Batman, Brokeback?If Broken Back was useful, Bane would have ruled Gotham already.

In this regard, Batman is actually on par with Superman.

Is there no way Batman can kill Superman?

He obviously has it, among other things, in the first year of Injustice, Batman could obviously use the magic of those mages to take advantage of Superman and annihilate them in one fell swoop, but the other party just let Superman do an addictive "Sweet Dreams".

Superman woke up later, and this wave of operations can be said to be completely useless.

What a great opportunity, wasted like this.

And the world's stalemate and chaotic sobriety have a huge and direct relationship with the waste of the two of them.

Many times, Meeks was a little anxious watching from the sidelines.

Because it is more convenient to contact Batman, Meeks once "persuaded" him once.

Then Batman directly "fucked" back with the title "What a good person Clark Kent is".

And what shocked Meeks was that his future subordinate Jason, who was his favorite, actually had an affirmative and accepting attitude towards Batman's statement.

Meeks: Friends, do you still remember your decisive character design?

It is also through this that Meeks discovered that the good seedlings that he thought were suitable for "going to hell" are actually the same as Batman at root, and they are the masters with a higher chance of going to heaven.

Meeks felt that it would be too hurtful to do so.

So is he the only one in this world who seriously intends to fight in hell?

As for recruiting villains who are sure to go to hell, this is really not in Meeks' plan at all.

In fact, the very contradictory thing about Meeks is that he has the three views of villains, but he is too lazy to do what villains do. Because of the bad experience that Hydra brought him, he actually doesn't like villains very much.

And the types he will appreciate are often those who are different from the villains.

So Meeks, who has a clear goal of going to hell, has been looking forward to recruiting people, from Natasha to Jason, are actually people who will go to heaven.

He is obviously in the dark and disdains the light, but he always appreciates the light that is covered with darkness.