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Fox, the CEO of Wayne Group, slowly pushed open the door of the secret room, where Batman was waiting.

At the end of the hall, there is a huge instrument with hundreds of screens displayed on it, and countless blurry and constantly changing pictures keep flashing. As the person in charge of the high-tech department of the Wayne Group, Fox understood the function of this instrument at first glance, and he was in a daze.

"It's beautiful, isn't it?" Batman said hoarsely, coming out of the darkness.

"Pretty? It's clearly wicked." Fox had a serious face and sharp eyes.

Since the appearance of Batman, all the weapons and equipment have been made by him. He is very familiar with Batman-although Bruce goes to negotiate with him every time, but Fox is not a fool. The high technology he specially built will always appear on the Dark Knight in the first place?

This is also the tacit understanding between the two of them, different opinions, in Fox, Batman is Batman, Bruce is Bruce, these are two completely different people, although Bruce will always look for him, under the name of "skydiving", etc. Bullshit reason to equip.

But this time, Batman really went too far, beyond the bottom line of his psychological tolerance.

"You turned all the mobile phones in Gotham City into hands-free, and used them as high-frequency power generation receivers. You used my sonar concept on the mobile phones of citizens! You use the sonar transmitted to you by half the city, You can monitor the entire Gotham City! This is bad behavior!" Fox said angrily.

"This database has been changed into a special code by me, and only one person can use it." Batman said.

Fox shook his head: "This person is given too much power!"

"That's why I came to you and wanted you to be this person."

"I'm sorry, it's not my job to monitor Gotham." Fox was a little surprised, but shook his head decisively and refused.

"You can use this device to locate everyone. In order to catch the clown, I need your help. After this is done, enter your name into this device to destroy it." Batman stepped forward, persuading .

Fox pondered for a while, then slowly took off his coat: "I'll only help you this time, not next time. If this machine is not destroyed in front of me, then I will resign. It is impossible for me and this machine to coexist."

...

Authorities across the city are secretly looking for the missing Harvey,

If the clown guy wants to hide, no one will be able to find him. Finding the Justice Knight Harvey is the top priority.

The chaos in Gotham City didn't affect Maroney. Mr. Maloney is now proud because he chose to befriend the clown at the very beginning. Until now, the other leaders of the Falcon crime family have been killed by the clown one after another.

Although the money they saved with Mr. Liu was also burned by the clown, Maroney didn't care too much. He was very satisfied. Batman would never die with the clown and had nothing to do with him. From today onwards, he is the only king of Gotham's underworld, supreme, in the eyes of big people, he is insignificant; in the eyes of small people, he is superior.

There is nothing more intoxicating than this, no one will take care of him, he ushered in the precious freedom.

The Maroni held a gentleman's stick like a dog, looked at his watch gracefully, opened the door and sat in the car, not noticing that his men were sweating profusely.

"Driving, you don't have to stop when you encounter a red light or a police call..." Maroney became smaller and smaller as he spoke, and he saw Harvey sitting in another seat in the back seat.

His bodyguard was killed, replaced by Harvey in the car.

"Going on a date with your wife? Do you love her? Have you ever wondered what it would be like to watch her die one day?" Harvey raised his head, revealing that hideous face, half human, half human. ghost.

"Listen, Mr. Harvey, I'm a badass, but I swear I've never meddled in your affairs! It's the clown, who killed your woman, who made you... what you are now. Maroni tried his best to keep calm. Although Harvey's unkindness made him nervous, he can be sure that he did not participate in the confrontation between Harvey and the clown.

Maroney thinks all this has nothing to do with him, he is just a gang leader.

"But the clown is just a mad dog. I want to settle accounts for letting this mad dog go. Policeman Woltz said the same thing tens of minutes ago. He kept saying that he didn't come in time to save Rachel that night, but he tried his best... …So I killed him." Harvey looked at Maroney grimly, "Who else in the entire police department is yours? There must be something that slipped through that night."

Maroney took a deep breath and stared at Harvey with an ugly face: "If I tell you, will you let me go?"

"At least I'll give you a chance."

Maroni was uncertain, and slowly said a few names.

Harvey found out the coin again. He flipped the tails by guessing the coin, and killed his former colleague Woltz with one shot.

"Heads, you live, tails, you die."

Harvey tossed the coin slowly into the air and caught it. Every second was a torment for Maroney. Take your palms away, it's the front.

Maroni breathed a sigh of relief, wiped the cold sweat off his forehead, smiled, and was about to speak when Harvey tossed it again, this time it was tails.

"It's a pity your driver wasn't as lucky as you," Harvey said, opening the door first and shooting the driver dead.

The death of the driver caused the car to roll over, and there was a loud bang, and the only remaining leader of the Falcon family was buried in the violent explosion along with the car.

The all-powerful Falcon family officially died out. No one would have thought that it was not the righteous policemen who eliminated Falcon, but the clown and the double-faced man.

Gotham City got rid of another cancerous tumor, and now only Batman, Harvey, the Joker, and Downey who was watching in the dark remained.

Donnie threw the binoculars aside casually, thinking about it. Although the process has gone through twists and turns, it has come to this point. The revolution in the old city has officially started. A large number of small and medium-sized gangsters have been bloodbathed by armed civilians. The Falcon family is also finished. As the source of evil, the Owl Court was terrified by Downey and dared not act easily.

The entire Gotham City has ushered in the dawn of hope.

"Are we just watching?" Klein, who was standing beside him, was a little confused. He really didn't understand the significance of Downey's recent actions. It's okay to deal with the owl, but what does it mean to help Batman?

"It's not really a big purpose, just trying to force Batman to kill people..." Downey narrowed his eyes, recalling the memories of his previous life in his mind.

Downey remembered that when Batman fought Superman, the more extreme Batman was just trying to snatch a piece of kryptonite, killing countless people along the way, and the heads were rolling.

I just hope everything goes well. A good Batman is a Batman who can kill people. Otherwise, when a big war breaks out in the future, if Batman captures the extraterrestrial visitor, will he just capture him alive?

Killing the enemy is the responsibility to one's own people.

ps: Many channels do not see the "author's words", so I will say it here.

The image of Batman, many people still stay in the "don't kill" character setting, but in fact this kind of character setting has collapsed long ago.

In the most popular Zhenglian movie series, many people may not have noticed that Batman is merciless in killing people. If you don’t believe it, you can go to review the movie again. Even the director stood up and spoke out, claiming that they are against "do not kill" "The way to deal with it is "do not directly shoot the killing scene". That is to say, Batman shot and exploded a car, and the people inside were killed by the car, not Batman. Many netizens also joked afterwards that Master Wayne stabbed people to death with a knife. It's a knife, not a master. Others have calculated that Batman potentially killed 42 people in the classic Nolan trilogy films, as did earlier Tim Burton versions.

This kind of "not killing" is sometimes difficult to define. If you say that he doesn't kill people, are the living people in the Owl Court considered human beings? The killers in the entire court were almost killed by Batman; in the movie, the monsters of Apocalypse were also alive, and Batman did not seldom kill them.

In the dc universe, there are 52 proven multiverses, and the Batman in most of the universes is a murderer. Even in the comic "Batman: Endgame" that made a vow not to kill, Batman is the last He broke the oath not to kill with one hand, and he did not hesitate to die with him in order to kill the clown.

The movie series is even more unabashed.

Because movies have the greatest influence, and more book friends have watched movies than comics, this book mainly selects Batman in the movie in [Character Design], and gradually realizes the transition. reading net