Blame me for being too attractive

While Meeks was blatantly observing, the three people standing opposite him were inevitably observing him either explicitly or secretly.

After all, among other things, Meeks' face is not the kind of appearance that people can ignore.

Batman doesn't know what the world's best partners from other worlds think.It's just that when he saw Meeks' face, which was more than twice as good-looking as before, he could guess how happy the other party's little life in this world was.

Reminiscent of the fact that the other party was not in a hurry to leave at all, Unrighteous Batman couldn't help but wonder if the other party came to them for vacation.It's still a vacation that doesn't cost money and whores for nothing.

The unjust Batman, who has never stopped paying attention to Meeks, naturally knows Meeks' persistent abduction.His response to this was to ignore it.

The unrighteous Batman knows Jason enough, so he naturally knows what choice Jason will make.

But if the existence of human beings, especially in terms of human choices and decisions, can determine the future situation based on knowledge alone, then there will be no word called "accident" in this world.

Whether in this world or in other worlds, those who think they are sure to win when they face Meeks often end up losing miserably.

The mutual observation between the two parties did not last too long, or the three people's observation of Meeks did not last too long.

The three of them seemed to take a look, and after confirming that Meeks didn't have any special meaning, they directly put him aside.

Meeks, who was "forcibly" brought here by Jason, thought that there was something he had to do, but after the group of people took a look at him, they did what they should do. Who is playing?

And listen to what they said during the discussion, what is "getting back the original Clark", "what a good man Clark was"... there is nothing about Meeks "going home", It's also full of things Meeks wants to complain about.

If these words came from the two visitors from other worlds, Meeks would not feel anything, but when these words came from the mouth of the unjust Batman.

Meeks, who heard these words in his ears, couldn't help but call him a good guy in his heart.The relationship has been going on for so long, one of his sons died, his back was broken again, and there have been several rounds of wars. The relationship between the best partner in the world has not changed at all with the unjust Batman.

Forgive Meeks for not being able to understand why the unjust Batman insists on this long-broken friendship so much.

But in fact, the unjust Batman would say this, not all for the former friendship.It is also because the world needs superman, and the existence of superman is the best deterrent to the enemies of the universe.

Jason, who saw Meeks' confusion, explained to Meeks in a low voice, but after hearing these explanations, Meeks felt even more confused.

He doesn't know what deterrence is or not, and he doesn't know how powerful those so-called enemies from the universe are.He only knows that cutting the grass does not remove the root, and the spring breeze blows and regenerates.

As for the possible enemies in the future, we will talk about the future, and it is not certain whether he can live to the future.If Superman is not completely eliminated, maybe even without waiting for any enemy in the universe to come, the unjust Superman who broke free from the cage will become the world's greatest enemy.

In fact, the other party is now.

Originally thinking that these had nothing to do with him, Meeks was puzzled, but he did not intend to intervene.But as their discussion deepened, Meeks, who endured it for a while, couldn't bear it any longer: "Are you all alright?"

Some things are okay if they don’t start, but once you start, you can’t stop later, such as complaining.

"No, no, no, I'm the only one in this world who thinks this is inappropriate!"

Meeks' language is exaggerated as if he is performing some drama, but his body movements and the state of the whole person are still in a lazy frame.It can be said that Meeks' current emotional distribution in the whole person is in a state of fragmentation.

Just like his attitude towards the world, sometimes he thinks it is okay to help save the world, after all, there are so many beliefs out there.But sometimes he feels that he has no desire/desire to move at all, and whether the world dies or not has nothing to do with him.

It can be said that Meeks' sense of separation has been felt by Batman from the very beginning, so although Meeks' ability has considerable restraint on Superman, he has never included the other party in his own from the beginning to the end. In plan.

Because there are too many variables in Meeks, and the emotional ups and downs are too great. He has changed so much that the unjust Batman dare not pin the future of this world on him.

No matter what it is, when it involves the life of a whole world, it is undoubtedly a matter that needs to be treated with caution after caution, and with caution after caution.

Injustice Batman's analysis of the overall situation, and Meeks' view on focusing on the present, these two completely different views and perspectives, there is no right or wrong, but the thinking angle is different. Seeing the problem Their thinking is different, and their feelings towards this world are also different...

So if you compare these two ideas, you can't say that Batman Injustice is wrong, and you can't say that what Meeks said is unreasonable. It's just that the world finally chooses Batman Injustice's plan.

Not to kill the unjust Superman, of course there is a little selfishness of the unjust Batman, but more is that the world really needs Superman, otherwise the unjust Batman would not be able to persuade so many people with his own selfishness. people support themselves.

Meeks, who failed to convince anyone, angrily followed Jason to another safe house.

"You also think he is right, and you also think my opinion is wrong?!"

Meeks thinks all this is ridiculous. In his opinion, if you have a strong enough enemy, then the most important thing you should do is to strengthen yourself and enhance your ability to fight against the opponent, instead of thinking about using another enemy who is strong enough to fight against him. Powerful enemies.

Although he has not learned any relevant lessons, Meeks has learned without a teacher in Hydra, relying on everyone to run, or relying on his own most reliable principles.

But this simple and easy-to-understand truth, doesn't it mean that a man as big as an unrighteous Batman still doesn't understand it?

Jason listened to what Meeks said, listening to some of Meeks' experiences mixed in, "Not everyone can be like you."

Not everyone can believe in themselves so firmly, and not everyone has the opportunity to get power when they want it.

"What would you have done if the demon you spoke of hadn't been there?" If it hadn't been there, what would you have done to gain power?

Meeks understood what was hidden under Jason's question. The other party was asking if Meeks hadn't met the devil by chance, where would Meeks go to find a chance to gain power?

But Meeks never pinned all his hopes on the gift of fate.

Jason doesn't really know Meeks completely, because what he saw was Meeks who already had almost everything. This kind of Meeks is so proud that it should be taken for granted, as dazzling as the sun He bowed his head.

This kind of Meeks makes people feel as if he was born, bathed in the sun, bathed in the love of everyone, and has everything he likes.

Jason has never seen Meeks who has nothing, he has never seen Meeks who was driven into a corner because of his lack of power, and even arranged for a dirty fate, and he has never seen Meeks, the desperate, desperate Meeks.

"Before the devil appeared, I bewitched an experimenter who had the serums of Captain America, Magneto and others in his hands." So if the devil had never appeared, Meeks might take the initiative to find a way to participate in those human experiments, Use this to gain strength.

However, considering the mixed degree of genes in Meeks' body, the possibility of his death is far higher than the possibility of him gaining power.

But at that time, Meeks had no choice, he could either use this no-success-or-benevolent way to get what he wanted or die, or he would obediently be a string puppet in the hands of Hydra and follow the script written by the other party. I have lived my life destined to be tragic.

The appearance of the devil gave Meeks another choice, but it was also a choice of narrow escape, but Meeks won.

After Meeks won, Hydra quietly lost an experimenter.

It is true that Meeks gained power through demons, but this does not mean that without demons, he cannot become the current Meeks.

His success never stems from fate or others' giving, but from the indomitable and will deep in his soul.

So if Meeks is an unjust Batman, he might rather find a way to transform himself into a Kryptonian than leave Superman to deter the enemy, and he doesn't want to entrust the future to others.

Meeks didn't talk about his mental journey in detail, but there are some things that don't need to be said.

Those who are desperate, never give in, those helpless struggles in the quagmire, those who have not experienced it will never understand, and those who have experienced it do not need to explain in detail.

All the glamor and beauty of Meeks, all the pride and unyieldingness are never because of his face, or the pity of others. They are all earned by him for himself, and he has obtained them between countless lives and deaths. .

It has been said that the world never disappoints those who work hard, but Meeks doesn't think that's true.

Don't you see how many people in this world are working hard, but in the end, there are only a small number of people who can really succeed.

The world will disappoint people who work hard, but you can’t give up because of this, because your efforts are never in exchange for the world’s disappointment, but to express your own uncompromising, and in exchange for a chance and possibility for the world to compromise for you .

In this regard, Meeks is not like Jason.

The least similarity between them may be that at the turning point of fate, Meeks met a malicious demon, while Jason met Batman who extended his hand to him with kindness.

Fortunately, they all ended up being what they wanted to be.