That's why the two of them joined forces in advance, creating the illusion that the two sides were incompatible with each other. They even went so far as to seriously injure Batman for a show, completely dividing the team into two factions.

Sure enough, the clown showed his flaws. On the way to the laboratory where others were taken, he chose to leave the team. It seemed that he had escaped the threat of greed, but in fact, as long as greed and Batman successfully join forces, the situation will definitely turn into something else.

Everyone fights a clown.

Because no one else in the team has the same interests as the clown.

The Pale Knight himself is just, and he is more willing to help Batman. Although Night Owl is an evil Batman, he may not like the clown that much. Although Bruce likes to collect clowns, he is very aware of current affairs and will not force himself to use his arms.

Twist your thighs.

As for Schiller, he was not in their consideration range at all. If he was originally arrogant, he would definitely stand with the Batman of the main universe, or his laziness would make him do nothing and only publish occasionally.

Some points would be good.

Even if he is a detective, he will not have anything to do with the clown, so there is no need to help him.

So what is going on?

Bruce thought back to the conversation between Batman and the agent in the main universe that he saw in the surveillance footage, and didn't think there was anything wrong with it.

Isn't Batman in the main universe telling the agents that the two of us are not enemies, and there is no need to confront each other tit for tat. I only have one enemy, and that is the Joker, and we already have a very complete plan to deal with him. You

Just follow the plan and you will definitely win.

Bruce thought about it and felt that there was nothing wrong with what he said. If nothing else happened, Greedy would say the same thing to them. As long as both parties were appeased, they could then join forces and deal with the missing clown together.

Although every clown is evil, Bruce feels that the clown who participated in this game is worse than the clowns in the main universe. Being surrounded by so many people, the probability of winning is low.

The premise is that the plan does go smoothly.

But now they have to face that the plan not only did not go smoothly, but also took a 270-degree turn in an unknown direction.

"Professor? Professor??"

After a while, Bruce heard the response, but it was not an arrogant voice, but Lucifer's.

"Stop shouting, he's not here."

"Where did he go?"
Chapter completed!