Chapter 3612 The Injustice League (I)

A dim sunset. Then there was screaming, blood and crazy laughter, and the roar echoed in the ears. The smell of blood kept floating into the nose. Something was being chased by endless malicious intentions. It jumped down from the towering building...

Batman suddenly woke up.

He took a few quick breaths, but soon lifted the quilt and sat on the bed and wiped his face hard.

He had nightmares again. Some clips always appeared repeatedly in his dreams. Batman had to admit that Superman occupied a very important position in his life that he had expected. The day when the tragedy happened became a common nightmare that the two of them could not escape.

Superman is going crazy. Batman knows this.

With a "bang", the door was opened. Batman unexpectedly saw those cold light blue eyes.

"When will they come?"

Batman looked up at him. At that time, there seemed to be no emotion in his eyes, but something was brewing under the ice, emitting shocking malice and madness.

"I don't know," Batman said, "I can't be sure. And, they won't be willing to help you."

"They have to help me." Superman stared at him, "As long as I can go back, I can save Louise, which is a breeze for them. They have to help me!"

Batman slowly closed his eyes. He knew that Superman had entered an irreversible trap.

Resurrection, rebirth, return to the past, reverse the tragedy.

No. There is nothing in this world that doesn't have to pay. Batman thought. They retained the memories of outsiders when they reset their universe, perhaps waiting for a fish to bite the hook.

Batman has a lot to say. He wants to tell Superman that the opposite side can easily reset the time of the universe, but they will never use this power to help you. He also wants to tell Superman that even if they can go back to the past, they may not be able to save Louise, and I'm afraid everything will be difficult to move in a good direction.

But looking at his crazy look, Batman couldn't say anything.

When he discovered in another universe that time was actually turning back, he was shocked by the power of this great power, and had never had the idea of ​​returning to the past to save the tragedy. How could he blame Superman?

But that was a group of madmen. Batman was deeply aware that they threw their universe in and out in the river of time, like a rock drifting away. This was by no means a sensible approach. They could not take this risk.

Batman saw through something deeper. The universe could use this trick because they worked together and went crazy.

But this universe of his own cannot do it. Superman wants to use their power to return to the past to save Louise, and Batman wants to use their power to return to the past to save his parents. So what about Wonder Woman? What about Green Lantern? What about Flash?

Everyone wants to get this power. This will eventually lead to an extremely terrible tragedy. Batman won't allow this to happen.

But he knew that he could not stop Superman who had gone crazy. He had no way to convince him, nor could he stop him in behavior. He could only wait.

Their mission in that universe failed.

In countless cycles, Batman also led the rebel army, or made small moves behind the scenes while Brenniak resisted other invaders.

But time is too tight. This artificial intelligence, which is about to be driven crazy, has shown unimaginable potential, and is even several times more terrifying than what they are facing now. They failed in the end.

The Fighting World does not care about the reset of the universe. Time has not been traced back and is moving forward. The task will naturally fail due to timeout.

Before leaving, they invited the Justice League of this universe to their own universe to solve Brenniak's trouble. However, this time the invitation was not Batman, but Superman.

But Batman knows very well that Superman doesn't really want to cooperate.

What he wants is the power to go backwards. As long as he has this power, no more tragedy or enemies are a problem.

He wanted to trap them here and force them to hand over that power. Just as he had killed the clown and ruled the earth with violence and power.

Failure failed to learn from him, but the sweetness he had tasted made him even more crazy. When Batman wanted to stop it, it was too late.

He made a complete wrong decision. He shouldn't let Superman go. Batman thought that it was definitely not him shirking responsibility. If someone had to be responsible for Superman's madness, it would have to be the Justice League in that universe.

What they did to Superman’s emotions. For a long time, Superman’s emotions changed a lot. He became a real iceberg, and even Batman could not be shaken.

This led to the fact that when he saw that time could flow backwards, his emotions burst out in an instant, causing terrifying storms and completely destroying the bottom line of reason. He no longer cared about it.

They did it on purpose. Batman knew.

This is a trap. A trap against emotionally unstable Superman.

For a deeply traumatized person, an opportunity to go back to the past and reverse the tragedy is enough to make people lose their minds. They laid the groundwork for so long and kept their plans for so long until they finally burst out in order to make Superman develop crazy greed for this power.

Let greed blind his eyes, and then use his strength and crazy kidnapping of other people in this universe, forcing them to open the door and lead the wolf into the house.

They succeeded. Batman sighed heavily in his heart. He knew what a reckless and stupid plan the Injustice League had made during his rest.

They wanted to invite the opposite Justice League in the name of fighting against Brenniak, find ways to defeat and imprison the weak, and threaten the people of them who have the power to go back to time and force them to do things for him.

They felt that they could use the power of time unscrupulously and reverse every tragedy they wanted to recover.

Everyone is greedy.

When they don't know that this power exists, they convince themselves to accept the tragedy, and then let time heal the trauma, turn those misfortunes into the past, work hard to live the present, and muster up the courage to face the future.

But when they knew that everything could be saved, the world completely changed in their eyes. Faced with the past they were not satisfied with, they could change endlessly.

What can be considered good?

Resurrecting Louise, Superman can live a happy life with her again. But what if he encounters danger one day? He will still choose to use this power to save the other party.

What if they had a conflict one day? Will Superman also want to go back to the past and change some things from the past to prevent the conflict from happening?

What if there is a quarrel one day? Will he also want to go back and say what he said again?

Reversing the past endlessly will make people adjust the standards of tragedy to the lower and lower. From the beginning of life, to the unsmooth development of something, to the negative emotions at a certain moment.

They won't choose to accept it, they just want to start over.

This is by no means an acceptable way of survival for carbon-based organisms. People in that universe are sure to control it, but their universe cannot do it. If it doesn't work, it doesn't work, and there is no intermediate state to try it out.

It was a big mistake. Batman thought. But he really couldn't stop it.

Batman never hoped so much, the Justice League, which he had complained in his heart countless times, could be more reliable this time, stop these idiots from getting into the brain, and stop making anything messed up.

Batman lay back on the bed without saying a word. Superman stood beside the bed. He said, "You can lead the rebels to deal with Brenniak and reorganize the order of the earth. I don't care."

After saying that, he waved his cloak and turned around and left.

Batman pressed his arm on his eyes, his mind full of the dream just now. The clown's laughter and the screams of the crowd kept playing in his mind until he fell asleep again.

In the base, the Justice League sat with the members of the Injustice League. This was not the first time. Since the Breniak invasion, the two sides temporarily truce and reached a cooperation.

Originally, the Justice League camp lacked Green Arrow Oliver because he had unfortunately died in the process of fighting the Superman regime. On the Injustice League, there are many familiar criminals, such as Scarecrow and Bain, as well as Hal, who first turned into Yellow Lantern and later turned into Green Lantern.

Superman sat in front of everyone. He rubbed the wedding ring on his hand. Wonder Woman noticed the action. She spoke first and said, "Batman once used the power of the Justice League in other universes to defeat you, Superman. You can do this too. If they defeated Brenniak by going back to time, then we can do this too."

"It's very dangerous to play with time," the Flash had to say, "that would have unpredictable consequences."

"But nothing happened to them," said Wonder Woman, "they didn't even go back, but many times, so it would be nothing to help us go back once."

The Flash was silent and did not speak, obviously disagreed.

"How is Batman?" Green Lantern asked.

"He's resting," said Superman, "I just learned that he still needs rest."

"He just wants to oppose you." Wonder Woman said, "He has always been such a person, not considering your situation or the situation on earth, but opposing you just to oppose you."

Wonder Woman put her arms on the table and said, "He also beat the criminals, but he only blamed you for killing the clown; he also summoned the Justice League in other universes, but he was passively resisting what you wanted to ask others for help."

"It is obvious that Brenniak's army is approaching, and other universes have had the successful experience of using time to retrospectively fight Brenniak, but he is unwilling to stand up and help you persuade them to help. If you want me to see, you are too kind to him."

Many people standing on Batman's side glared at him. But Batman chose to avoid it, and they had no choice.
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