Blame me for being too attractive

Even if some people are born in the mire, if you look at him, you will believe that the mud will not touch him at all.

Meeks is such an existence in the eyes of the unjust Batman, even if you know that the other party is not a good person, but in some respects, you will believe in his perseverance more than believing in his good or bad.

No one would think that a person as proud as Meeks would beg for mercy and make playthings, even if the other party is the Lord of Hell.

But believing that the relationship between Meeks and the Lord of Hell is not that kind of relationship does not mean that they will feel that there is no relationship between the two.

It can be said that all the people present were good at observing. Naturally, no one missed the strangeness that flashed across Meeks' face when the teenager hiding behind the unjust Superman talked about the Lord of Hell.

In fact, when Meeks heard from the counterfeit that he was actually involved in such a relationship with that bastard thing, Meeks only felt extremely unlucky.

How can I get involved with the other party everywhere, especially this kind of scandal.

Because of Meeks' face, it seemed that he was born to be entangled with all kinds of scandals.In fact, this situation of being involved in a sex scandal with a certain person has happened more than once since Meeks was still in Hydra.

But the high number of occurrences does not mean that Meeks will get used to it, or even ignore it.

On the contrary, Meeks loathes the situation.

Those guys who used to swear at him, the best end is to be dumb forever.

Ignoring the probing gazes from other people, Meeks set his sights on the boy hiding behind the unjust Superman.

Now he can be regarded as discovering that what is more annoying than being treated as a substitute is a counterfeit standing in front of you pretending to be a genuine product, not to mention talking nonsense and fabricating scandals for you.

Meeks thinks that he is not a tolerant person, and he can't do any tolerant things. He hates sayings like repaying good for bad.

What's more, since the other party will appear here, it can't be called an innocent existence.

"Instead of talking nonsense here, you might as well think about what method of death you prefer."

Even if there is an unjust superman standing in front of him, so what? Meeks, who has natural strength to restrain the opponent, doesn't take him seriously at all.

It is precisely because of this that he said something like cutting grass and roots so bluntly and indifferently.

Whether you say he is arrogant or arrogant, in terms of mentality, Meeks always looks down on the injustice Superman.

And Meeks' arrogant words and performance made the unjust Batman forget for a while, and now there is a certain Superman standing not far from him.

He thought he was self-willed enough when he was playing Bruce Baby.

But now it seems that compared with Meeks' original, pure and self-willedness from the heart, he is still far behind.

Bruce Baby: Lose lose lose.

"How can you be sure that the person who died will be me?" As if he suddenly remembered something, the boy hiding behind Superman suddenly became confident.

"Have you never thought about why you came to this world?" Looking at Meeks who didn't care, the jealousy in the boy's eyes was so strong that it almost burst out into reality.

Why does the other party always have that condescending and disgusting face no matter what time it is? !

Why are the fates of the two of them so different despite having the same face? Why are everyone looking at Meeks? !

And himself, as a clone of Meeks created by technology and magic, he didn't even have a name.

The purpose of those people creating him is to reproduce the miracle of Meeks, but how can artificial miracles be created.

Like Meeks and the others, he comes from other worlds, but the difference is that his timeline is different from Meeks and the others, or it can be said that he comes from the future.

At that time, Meeks had become an existence that most people would look up to.

So many people love him, so many people hate him, so many people believe in him.But the boy who had the same face as the other didn't get any preferential treatment because of it.

Even those who created him in an attempt to seize Meeks' authority later abandoned him.

No matter how much he prayed, no matter what sacrifices he made, no one would look up to him.He didn't even have the chance to hurt Meeks. How can a humble person get in front of the gods?

Even his face had to be firmly covered, so that no light could be seen.

So when that person found him, even though he knew that what the other party wanted to use him to deal with was Meeks in his own world, a peer in another world, he still agreed without hesitation.

He has lived in the shadow of Meeks for too long, so even if he can only hurt Meeks who is from another world and has not yet ascended to the throne of God, he doesn't care.

Or in other words, it is this kind of Meeks that he has the opportunity to hurt. He can even kill the other party and take away the other party's fate and everything...

Even knowing that the possibility of success is very slim, after all, the fate of the gods cannot be easily usurped.But even if there is only a one in ten thousand possibility, I am afraid that few people can refuse such a temptation.

Besides, even if he failed, being able to hurt the opponent a little bit was considered a success in his opinion.

Even though the person who really hurt him the most was never Meeks, and he had never even had the chance to meet the Meeks who had already sat on the throne of God, yet he poured all his resentment on the other party's body. He blamed Meeks for all his misfortunes.

As for the reason, maybe it’s because he didn’t dare to resent others, but he dared to resent Meeks despite not daring to resent others, and he didn’t know whether to say that he was “bully and fearful” or whether he was willing to challenge difficult things.

Or, did he misunderstand Meeks?

Could it be that he felt that Meeks was easier to deal with than those who hurt him?

Meeks didn't want to know the opponent's state of mind, he only knew that if the opponent lived in front of him for a second, it was a great provocation to him.

In fact, the boy chooses to come to the opponent's other world, the "past" Meeks, it may not be easier to deal with the Meeks in his world.

Because you have to know that sometimes when a person stands at a high enough place, he will be more "tolerant" to the ants in the lower place, and it can also be said that he is too lazy to care about them.

But the current Meeks has not yet reached the heights of the future.

It can be said that the current Meeks, compared to the future, can't tolerate sand.

Meeks, who was too lazy to talk nonsense, shot directly.

It's just that his shot was not aimed at the counterfeit, but at the injustice Superman.Before killing someone, you have to remove obstacles, don't you?

This time, Meeks' magic is not a trivial matter such as seeing the thing he most wants to see. He directly constructed a fantasy for the unjust Superman.

Everything there is shaped according to what he remembers, and if he thinks it's fake and wants to kill those people, he will experience the real sense of killing.

The good result is that he was able to maintain his true heart in the repeated killings, and then break through the illusion.

As for the bad result, it is naturally possible to deal with being stuck in it and being unable to extricate yourself, and then becoming crazy, stupid or directly psychologically dead.

Meeks' ability has a natural restraint on Superman, this is no joke.

In fact, even if Batman entered this large illusion, it would probably be difficult to get out easily.

Because there are too many people they care about in their hearts, if it is a heartless little cold-blooded like Meeks, this illusion will be useless instead.

In other words, this kind of magic can be said to specifically restrain these superheroes, but generally has little effect on super villains.

Because its "working principle" is feelings, care, and the pain of loss, and it uses the friendship you have for the one you love to break down your psychological defenses layer by layer.

After trapping the Injustice Superman, the dark flames of hell reappeared on Meeks' hands.

Just looking at the fire, the boy couldn't help but flinch again.This fear, which seemed to come from the depths of his soul, came from an experience he had encountered with a demon.

Also met a demon who coveted him, Meeks sacrificed him to the heavens in exchange for his own strength.But when he came to him, with the same face and similar situation, he only got endless torture.

If it wasn't for the fact that the other party was afraid of another owner of his face, he might not even have a chance to survive.

Later, after being rescued by his maker, he had no ability to refute when he heard the other party's "trash" repeatedly.

Even if 90.00% of the human beings in this world are above nine, they are probably not much better than him when they encounter this situation.But he has the same face as Meeks, so when he fails to do the same thing as Meeks, it becomes a kind of shouldn't.

There are always many people who think that even if it is a deliberate product, since he can successfully have this face, he should also have similar abilities.

But there will not be two identical people in this world. There is a huge difference between him and Meeks in terms of mentality, ability, courage and charm.If he can realize this, maybe he can become himself different from Meeks, but the voices around him make him have more distracting thoughts.

He is not an unwavering existence like Meeks who recognizes something. On the contrary, he is very susceptible to the influence of others.

Therefore, Meeks was able to move to a higher point step by step after Hydra was "half useless" at the beginning because he did not inherit power.He obviously had an excellent start, but he slipped into the abyss step by step.

Who is to blame?

Blame those who created him?Blame himself?

He didn't want to blame these, so he blamed Meeks.

Maybe this is very unreasonable, but none of what he has experienced can shape him into a reasonable person.

"You can't kill me." Even though there was fear in his eyes, his voice was full of determination.

The opponent's performance made Meeks curious: "Who gave you the confidence?"