Anti-Hero Lola [Comprehensive Anglo-American]

The first meeting between Red Hood and Red Robin started with a seemingly harmonious and friendly dialogue, and ended with a seemingly cruel and brutal one-sided beating.

When Red Hood closed his hand, Red Robin had lost the confidence and strength to fight back, lying on the ground in a large font, with a face full of lovelessness.

Red Hood kicked him in disgust: "Get up, put on a show, I didn't break a single finger for you."

Red Robin was furious: "...you hit the painful spot, it hurts more than breaking your finger."

"Hurry up and get out." Red Hood didn't bother to talk to him, "Are you going to get out? If you don't get out, the bat will come looking for you."

Red Robin also found out that the other party just wanted to beat him up and didn't really kill him, so he said decisively:

"It hurts too much. I can't roll."

"Are you a fucking man?! Do it!" Red Hood was so angry that he aimed at Red Robin's waist and kicked twice, causing Red Robin to shrink back grinning, "You don't want to get lost!" I'm going!"

There was no important information in the safe house. As for whether his identity was revealed or not... Jason didn't think he could keep it a secret. Even with Barbara's cover, the bat's reaction seemed too slow.

Stumbled on some more important task?

Is it a more important and time-worthy task than the sudden appearance of a new head of a killing force in Gotham?

It is also a more important task than the suspected sudden resurrection of Jason Todd.

A shadow passed over Jason's heart.

His movements paused for a moment, and before Red Robin could react to his words, he simply put down Red Robin who was still lying on the ground humming. After a short run-up, he disappeared after a few jumps. Before Red Robin's eyes.

Red Robin, who originally planned to stay on the ground to win sympathy and delay time: ...

Mistake, it seems that Red Hood really doesn't have a good impression of him, he didn't consider his endurance at all when he attacked, he didn't say where it hurts, and he blocked all he could avoid The angle depends on him rolling on the ground.

I've never seen Robin have such a bad taste before.

However, it is uncertain what changes will happen to the inner character of a person who is resurrected from the dead.

Tim endured the pain and got up from the ground. He dragged his aching body to find a corner and squatted down. After waiting for about ten minutes, the black Batmobile was finally like a faint night wind. It stopped beside him without a sound.

The door opened.

Batman sat in the driver's seat, and silently gave Red Robin a look that was covered in dust because of rolling on the ground, looking very distressed and pitiful.

"Come up," he said.

Red Robin got into the car dejectedly, taking only half of the chair carefully.

Batman didn't ask him what happened, he didn't even ask Red Robin what happened in the short time just now, and why Red Robin called him urgently—this reaction was beyond Tim's expectations, But it was also within his expectations.

This kind of performance can only show one thing, Batman already has a clear goal and plan on matters related to the red hood.

But he won't tell you what he's thinking, let alone tell you his specific plans.

He won't even tell you how much speculation he has about the Red Hood's true identity, and what emotion lies behind it.

Red Robin didn't believe that Batman couldn't see much of a resemblance between the Red Hood and Jason Todd, the now-deceased Robin, much less that Batman's reticence was due to some tenderness.

Based on what he knew of Batman, the silence was presumably just because Batman was laying it out.

And, even though Batman has kept Red Robin out of his mission, Red Robin knows a little bit about the situation.

Since Luthor came to Gotham, there have been several small commotions in Arkham. Batman has been investigating what Luthor did after he came to Gotham, and what he and his friends did. What the heck did the Joker make a deal.

Even knowing that Batman is also a flesh and blood human being, but in many cases, his style of doing things will make people mistakenly think that he is a machine.It is very easy to understand him according to the style of the machine. Every task has a priority. The first priority is processed first, and the second priority is post-processing. After omitting all superfluous decorations, this is actually a bat. Heroic logic.

Jason Todd's priority is second to the Joker.

Not just Jason.

Everyone's priority is second to the Joker, including Batman himself.

...Although he was beaten up by Red Hood just now, and during the beating, he was also very meanly ridiculed by the other party... But for some reason, for the first time, Red Robin sympathized with Red Hood Come.

But Jason certainly didn't want such sympathy.

Red Robin turned his head to the side, looked at Batman's cold and tense side face, then quickly turned his head again, and secretly sent a message to Lola.

Laura was still in a dream.

It's not that she can't wake up, but that she doesn't want to wake up.

Most people have no way to freely manipulate dreams, just like most people just play for fun when they play games. In fact, this has nothing to do with ability or intelligence. Naturally, the harvest will be different.

Whether dreaming or playing games, Laura is very focused.

To her, there was no real difference between the two.

Although Luo's explanation still has many fundamental inconsistencies with her experience, but with her theory, Laura can already understand why she couldn't feel clear emotions when she just woke up.

It's because the relationship between her consciousness and body is not stable enough, and it's also because Rebecca still exists somewhere, using Rebecca's consciousness to stabilize Laura's consciousness.

Since Lola is not yet able to stabilize herself, the resonance is dominated by Rebecca.

Their memories should be independent—otherwise, Laura's mind would not be completely empty except for the memories related to the game, and there must be some other fragments of life.

However, there are no life fragments in Laura's mind. Even if some life fragments appear occasionally, they are also life fragments in the game. After all, games also need transition periods and rest periods, especially games with too high a degree of reality.

And it's not that Lola has never played life-based games.Circle a piece of land, build a house, and raise some small animals and plants.

Memories are independent, but emotions interpenetrate and leak into each other.

In many cases, even if Laura has not actually experienced things, she will feel familiar deep down in her heart and give a response.

Before, Luo La regarded this reaction as the reason why there is a real world. Her reaction was based on the experience gained in real life, but she had no memory of the real world. Luo La’s explanation was more appropriate. There isn't a "real world" and she's distracted and out of her mind, so some of the oddities that happen to her can be explained.

For example, the complete game process that exists in her memory should be projected to her in the form of "dreams".

And those dreams are always very realistic. For example, the last time she played the game, the doctor took her there, and the background of the game was set on an alien planet. illogical" question.

What made Laura most curious was how the last game was done. That time she took Peter and Tim with her. They didn't realize that it was a game at all, and they still kept their memories intact... It is very powerful, creating a closed copy in the real world.

How does the NPC deal with it?Use intelligent robots?

It should be an intelligent robot.

And it should not be intelligent robots that have developed self-awareness. They are not flexible enough, and the script is a bit rigid, which is too far behind many games she has played in the past.

Laura vaguely remembers the "Intelligence Awakening" series she played in the past. She is a player who knows nothing, and the NPCs around her are actually gradually realizing that they are in the process of refreshing the game again and again. Just a game character... They've developed a sense of self, they've got feelings, they're almost human in a way.

It was in this situation that Lola died countless times in the game before she realized that the NPCs around her could fully understand some of her unusual actions and would have due emotions for her wanton actions.

They will murder players out of rage and hatred, which is super fun!

And knowing that these NPCs are no different from real people, it will be more exciting to engage in massacres in the game.

Although after doing it a few times, Laura was too lazy to do it.

She quickly discovered the best gameplay of the "Intelligence Awakening" series of games.

Tell them that she is on the side of the awakened ones, she sympathizes with their experience of being used to hurt wantonly for fun, and believes that they should also have equal human rights with players, join them, and work with them to study how to escape from the game... At the beginning, these awakened people would never admit that they had awakened, but gradually, the awakened people who had never been regarded as "human beings" would begin to appreciate and trust her.

The process is like trying to win the trust of a stray dog ​​who has been hurt.

- They are willing to trust and rely on.

—they will be extremely loyal.

To look for their changes from the subtleties, you must be very focused, very serious, and keep your spirits up, because the acting skills of the awakened ones are very exquisite.

Then, after gaining their trust and respect, you should completely puncture their dreams and tell them that what happened between them was all pretended by her; or become their hero and take them out of this game, where exactly? This kind of ending completely depends on Laura's mood.

No matter how you choose, the spiritual satisfaction brought by the "Intelligent Awakening" series cannot be supported by those low-level games.

Laura briefly browsed through the games she had played in the past in a dream state.

Most of the game's memory is already very blurred, so blurred that I can't remember what I experienced at all, only a few emotions are left, and there are very few games that are still very clear, especially the part where the doctor was added and the background preset Games on alien planets...

Lola had already played this game before meeting the doctor, although she chose to quit after playing for a few minutes.

But when seeing the doctor and the doctor's blue box, Laura can still clearly remember the surprise and curiosity, as well as the emotions of seeing the time machine for the first time and riding the TARDIS for the first time.

Logically speaking, this kind of thing shouldn't happen.

The time to play the game was before, which should have happened when she hadn't woken up; and the time to see the doctor in reality was later.

The emotion of surprise should appear when playing the game, not after playing the game, after she has known the doctor.

And she had seen the blue box logo in Gotham, she had already played the game that quit within a few minutes, but when she saw the blue box painting, she didn't recognize it at all.

...Similarly, there are many disorders related to her memory and emotions.

It's not that Laura didn't try to think about it, but thinking about it requires deeply touching the ocean of emotions. The sense of collapse and confusion overwhelmed by huge emotions is too vivid. She tried it once in the sewer dungeon, The sequelae almost drove her crazy.

Those feelings... It should be just a game, why are there so many feelings?

Has she ever had a time when she devoted herself to a game?In Laura's limited memory, her attitude towards the game was quite casual from the very beginning, stingy with emotion.

The more I think about it, the more I try to be real.

Laura tried to approach the sea of ​​emotions, and countless emotions surged up...

sad.hapiness.fury.remorse.melancholy.sad.pain.

So many emotions, so little happiness.

It's like a grain of sand on the ocean floor.

As for?

Just playing a game, why is there such a result?

Her intuition told Laura that she could get the truth as long as she was a few steps closer to the sea, and she would collapse, but she could also get the truth at the moment of collapse.

But she dared not go.

After playing too many games, everything will have a sense of familiarity... It's ridiculous to say that when she gets close to the sea of ​​emotions and fully understands that once she puts her whole heart into it, she will completely collapse——

It seemed that she had collapsed tens of thousands of times before this moment.

And around the tens of thousands of collapses, she has considered and hesitated billions of times just like this moment.

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