Blame me for being too attractive

In fact, you can’t blame Meeks for being too late. After all, although he has received so many “unhealthy” education at Hydra before, you think he is someone who needs to use that kind of thing. ?

Or in other words, who can still think about that kind of thing when facing a Meeks?

But not being in touch doesn't mean he doesn't know.

Now being reminded by Jason, Meeks couldn't help but feel a little unbearable to look at those two tattered dolls.

Meeks: "Huh——"

And Jason looked at the two inflatables who obviously couldn't continue to bear the heavy burden of the experiment... Well, the doll, turned to look at Meeks: "Do you want to continue to order?"

"Hmm—" Remembering that he ordered several in one go, Meeks inexplicably felt that he was full of foresight: "Let's not use it for now."

Even if it is ordered again, at least wait until he clears out the inventory first. As for whether there will be any awkwardness, who can tell if it will be burned clean after use.

As long as they can control their mouths, this matter will always be a secret.

As for things like integrity, if you lose it, it will disappear.

Besides, to be honest, the two of them are really not particularly moral people. After all, one has received a series of related education since childhood, while the other's coquettish/speaking words are simply unbearable to look at.

After looking at each other to reach a tacit understanding, Meeks burned the two tattered dolls to the ground, and then dragged out two new dolls from the storage room.

For Meeks, even though his childhood was not so bright, he never failed in whatever he wanted to do.

But in this experiment, Meeks can be regarded as having tasted the feeling of failure.

Just a short-distance teleportation experiment made Meeks order dolls several times.

However, the results of experiments are often either that the doll is damaged, or that the transfer location is wrong.

Failure after failure made Meeks' poor patience even worse.

Seeing Meeks' impatience, Jason felt that it might not be a bad thing.After all, sometimes Meeks is really too proud, so it doesn't seem to be a bad thing to make the other party grind their temper.

But what Jason doesn't know is that some people's pride will never be worn away, because pride is a part of his soul, and it is the hidden Achilles' heel in his seemingly impeccable personality. .

No one will ever be perfect in this world, because imperfection is a kind of perfection.Meeks' character is not only his imperfection, but also his perfection.

As Meeks' experimental assistant, Jason can be said to have seen these experiments from beginning to end.

To be honest, although he is not a magician who specializes in space magic, Jason, who is talented enough, still affirms Meeks' magic.

In other words, Jason didn't think there was a problem with Meeks' magic at all, so could it be Meeks' mentality that was the problem?

Looking at the broken doll again, Jason couldn't help but think of a story that Batman told him when he was the second Robin.

In other words, it is an experience of Batman's past.

A prison that is built underneath, and the only exit is possible to reach by climbing with bare hands.According to Batman, he was once locked in there, and the exit was clearly above everyone's head, but no one really got out from there.

Batman is not a person who will give up easily, even if he is not Batman at that time.With the rope tied around his waist, Batman began to try again and again, and all attempts, like those of Meeks, ended in failure.

"And then? How did he get out in the end?" Meeks, who was listening to the story with relish, couldn't wait to ask.

"He untied the rope that was tied around his waist to keep him safe and made his last attempt."

The result is obviously needless to say, after all, if Batman, or Bruce Wayne at the time, failed, there would be no Batman now.

After listening to the so-called story, Meeks stared straight into Jason's eyes that were the color of Lazarus' pool.

He knew what Jason wanted to express, and Meeks was never one to shy away from a challenge.

But the question is: "I've never lacked the courage to try one last time, but will you join me?"

Saying this obviously means that Meeks is going to carry out this time, and it is no longer a short-distance teleportation.

It's an experiment to leave this world, or to be successful if you don't succeed.

In that case, would Jason still be willing to be with him?

"Don't you think I'm the kind of person who lacks courage?" Not only did Jason not lack courage, he was never a person who broke his promise.

It's just that he was very curious: "Aren't you going to take care of that fake?"

"Why should I care about him?" Mentioning the fake, Meeks looked disgusted, "He wanted to harm me, so naturally he should find a way to follow my steps and find me instead of me going around him Spin around."

As for what to do if the opponent can't find him, isn't this equivalent to solving an enemy without bloodshed?

Meeks’ logic made Gotham cubs, who had always received proactive education, feel as if they had opened the door to a new world.

Jason: Can it still be like this?

But since Meeks, who is the person involved, doesn't care, Jason doesn't even care.

Just looking at Jason who expressed his willingness to take risks with him, Meeks' conscience seemed to pop out suddenly.

"Perhaps you should think about it carefully, there may be some differences between us." Meeks rarely confessed to the other party very honestly, "Although I can't be on an equal footing with Lucifer, I still have a part of hell. authoritative."

Jason raised his eyebrows: "So?"

"So if I die, it's not a death in the true sense. At most, I will enter my future territory ahead of time. After a few years, when I become stronger, I will be able to walk in the world like Lucifer." But Jason is different: "If you die, let alone whether you will go to heaven or hell, in the turbulence of time and space, it is unknown which world your soul will be swept into."

Even the worst result might be that Jason's soul would be crushed directly.

Listening to Meeks' words, Jason looked at the other person, like a gratified old father: "Are you caring about me, and let me retreat by the way?"

Meeks snorted, denying the claim: "I didn't say that."

It's just that Meeks did give Jason a chance to repent, which he never gave anyone else.

If someone wants to break the contract with him, Meeks can make the other party die and feel uneasy, but in the face of Jason who has been kind to him without asking for anything in return since meeting him in this world, Meeks It is not impossible to accept the other party's breach of contract.

After all, it is life, who does not love life and fear death.

Meeks, who thought this way, got an unrepentant response from Jason.

"What are you thinking, I'm Jason Todd who can come back to life after death."

At this moment, he blurted out the most painful injury and the experience he was least willing to mention.

How does a person grow up? Don't look at how he faces glory, but whether he can deal with depression correctly.

The expression of overcoming fear is never forgetting, but being able to hold out his chest to him.

Jason has really grown up, and he's not just the red hood who's going to brood over Batman and that horrible past.He's grown into what real, strong men should be, and he's become a better Jason Todd.

Looking at Jason like this, although the other person is not as good-looking as himself, Meeks somehow feels that the other person's soul seems to be shining, dazzling and incredible.

This kind of brilliance can only be possessed after going through thousands of times.

Meeks didn't say anything more. Sometimes the words that come out of his mouth are the most shallow and useless.So Meeks thought silently in his heart, I won't let you lose with me.

Going ahead, the super-active duo set out on their last attempt after resting to make sure Meeks' strength returned to full strength.

Why do you say the last time, because if you succeed, there is no need for a next time, but if you fail, there will be no next time.

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When Meeks opened his eyes again, what he saw was the face of his manager Robert who was crying with joy.

Listening to the other party saying one sentence after another: "You are finally back", "Where did you go?"...

At this time, Meeks suddenly remembered what he had forgotten. He seemed to have forgotten to tell Robert.

But this is not important now, the important thing is: "Where's Jason?"

Since he successfully returned to his own world, their last experiment should have been a success.But Meeks didn't forget the force that suddenly hit them in the space channel.

It was also that force that caused Meeks to faint without even knowing how he got back in the end.

But he remembered that when he passed out, he still held onto Jason tightly.

"Who is Jason?" Robert's confused face, coupled with his tears, seemed inexplicably funny.

But Meeks couldn't laugh at all now: "How did you find me, isn't there anyone else around me?"

"I don't know if there are other people around you," Robert said, "Superman sent you back, where did you go..."

Along with Robert's chatter, Meeks frowned more and more.

Thinking of Jason, whose whereabouts are now unknown, Meeks yelled directly: "Superman!"

A good old man in a red cloak appeared in front of Meeks almost when Meeks uttered the first syllable.

It was as if he was afraid that something unexpected would happen if he came a step late.

Meeks was not at all surprised that the other party came so fast. After all, the other party sent him back, so he must pay attention to the situation here.

Meeks' question was exactly the same as the one he asked Robert just now: "Where's Jason?"