Chapter 773 Bruce? I'm Really Unfamiliar with Him! (Part 2)

In the corridor, Bruce walked quickly to the office with a stack of papers. He knew that if he was two minutes late, it would be difficult to pass today's paper.

Bruce knocked on the door, but the sound coming from the room was the sound of high heels. It was Anna, who taught mathematics, who opened the door. Bruce looked into the room and said, "Is Professor Schiller not here?"

"He has something to do this afternoon. Are you here to see him for papers?" Anna looked at her watch and said, "You may have to come back after seven in the evening. At that time, he should come back to get something."

Bruce was stunned. He said, "After seven? But it's only two in the afternoon. Where did Professor Schiller go?"

Anna shook her head and said, "I don't know. After lunch, he hurried back to get two basic psychology books and then left. Otherwise, you can go to the library or something like that to look for him? ·

"Library? "Bruce said in surprise, but looking at Anna's expression, he didn't ask any more questions, but turned around and left with the paper.

Standing downstairs in the office building, Bruce felt a little confused. He suddenly realized that he really didn't know where to find Schiller.

As far as he knew, Schiller usually didn't go to the library, because the library of Gotham University was old and had few seats. Even if the librarian was strict, it was inevitably noisy. Schiller usually wrote papers in his own manor.

After all, Gotham University had no president, and no one would check attendance. After the morning and afternoon classes, even if these professors wanted to leave, no one would stop them, so the professors of Gotham University were very free. If there were no classes in the afternoon, they could go home.

Bruce thought about it, then came to the parking lot, got in the car, and drove to Rodriguez Manor. After arriving at the manor, it was Merkel who opened the door for him. Merkel was a little surprised by Bruce's arrival. He said, "Mr. Wayne? What brought you here?"

"I'm here to find Professor Schiller. Is he here? "Bruce asked.

Merkel was stunned for a moment and said, "No, he has been living in the school recently and has not been back for a few days. You can go to the school to look for him."

Bruce was about to say that he came from the school, but after thinking about it, he didn't say anything else, got on the car and returned to the school.

Then he went to the teacher's dormitory, but the dormitory manager of the teacher's dormitory told him that Schiller went out early in the morning and did not return to the dormitory all day. Then he went to the classroom and laboratory building where he usually took psychology classes, but he did not find Schiller.

Finally, Bruce chose to call Gordon and ask him if he had seen Schiller. When the answer he got was still no, Bruce began to feel a headache.

If there is still any iron rule in Gotham now, it is that Schiller is quiet and must be making trouble.

All this is very abnormal. In the past few days Bruce had to be alert every minute, fearing that he would miss Schiller's call. If that happened, he would not be able to pass his paper today, and it would most likely be sent back for rewriting.

The process of discussing the paper often took hours, often starting before lunch time was completely over and lasting until dinner time. Moreover, Schiller expressed great dissatisfaction with Bruce's need to eat, and even suggested that he get a set of life-support armor to reduce the time needed to solve physiological needs.

After racing against time for so long, the time saved might not be as long as the time wasted this afternoon. Bruce didn't think Schiller would disappear for no reason. It was more likely that he encountered something more troublesome, so So he had to solve it.

But what on earth could make Schiller feel troubled?

Thinking of this, Bruce had to be extremely vigilant. If there was really something that forced the professor to spend several hours to solve it when he was in urgent need of time, it might threaten the survival of Gotham and even the entire East Coast.

Thinking of this, Bruce immediately drove to the Batcave and activated the monitoring system of his subordinates in Gotham.

Batman's monitoring is spread across every corner of Gotham. After several technological iterations, the cameras have become very hard, difficult to destroy, and more hidden. The entire Gotham City is under Batman's surveillance.

Before turning on the screen, Bruce hopes to He could see Schiller's shadow on these screens, because if Schiller was not in Gotham City, things might become more troublesome.

But when he turned on the screen, before he found Schiller, Bruce first found another uninvited guest, because his dress was too strange, so he immediately attracted Bruce's attention.

This person was wearing a black tights, a green cloak on the outside, holding a flute in his hand, and a gun hanging on his leg.

At this time, this person was on a street not far from Gotham University. Bruce saw that he seemed to have just come out of a music store, holding two records in his hand.

Bruce wanted to investigate, but now, the more important thing is to find Schiller's location.

He continued to look at the surveillance screen, and then he found that Schiller had actually been in Gotham University, but he was in an empty classroom on the top floor of the teaching building, sitting opposite Jason Todd, the kid who stole Bruce's tire.

Zooming the surveillance camera closer, Bruce found that Schiller was holding a book on basic psychology, pointing at the words on it and telling Jason, and Jason was listening attentively.

Just as Bruce was about to listen to what Schiller was talking about, the abnormality on another surveillance screen caught Bruce's attention.

The weirdo in the green hood attacked a gang member on the street, or it could not be said to be an attack. The weirdo took out a flute and played it, and the gang member who was across the street from him suddenly danced.

But the next second, he was surrounded by fully armed gang thugs. Bruce quickly stood up, changed into Batman's outfit, and rushed to the scene as quickly as possible.

Fortunately, the weirdo still had a breath left, and there were only seven or eight more holes all over his body.

Batman was very sure that he was a foreigner, because a local would not wear strange clothes and stand on the street at the intersection of three gang territories. It was like holding a loud speaker and shouting "Here is a good target for shooting practice."

While the gang members were not paying attention, Batman dragged the weirdo into the car, then took him to the Batcave, performed a simple operation on him, and then bandaged him and waited for him to wake up.

A few dozen minutes later, the weirdo in the green hood finally woke up. In the haze, he saw Batman's face and instinctively turned over and wanted to run, but the severe pain made it impossible for him to get up. He heard Batman ask:

"Who are you? What are you doing in Gotham?"

Just as the man in the green hood was about to speak, Batman picked up the scalpel from his side and wiped it with paper. The weirdo in the green hood swallowed his saliva and said, "You can call me the flute player..."

"What are you doing in Gotham?" Batman asked again.

"I... I'm here to travel..." As soon as the piper finished speaking, he saw a bat dart landed next to his ear. He moved his head to the side and said, "Okay, I'm here to save people."

"Who to save?"

"That's... Mirror Master and the others."

"Mirror Master?" Batman narrowed his eyes, showing a suspicious expression, and then asked, "Who else?"

"And... Captain Cold." The piper took a breath of cold air. The pain made him a little dazed. After being frightened by Batman, he began to speak out without restraint:

"Savage, the great king, he wanted to use Gotham as a foothold on the East Coast. He sent Mirror Master and Captain Cold to explore here, but they were both trapped, trapped in Gotham University. There was a professor there who they couldn't deal with..."

"Savage received their distress signal and asked me to come to pick them up. I wanted to go directly to Gotham University, but the music store next door happened to play the music I liked, so I went in and bought it. Two records ... "Batman fell his eyes on the flute next to him. He said:" Can you control others through this flute? "" Yes. " The basic concept, he said, "... Of course, this subject can not fully answer your doubts, but you can also select philosophy and social engineering, and some content is covered in economics. However, these subjects are different from the technologies you have learned before." There are also advantages. "" If you are not sure if you like these courses, you can read these books first. Essence The atmosphere in the room quieted down. After a while, Jason rubbed his eyes, let out a sigh and said, "This is really amazing. I never thought that some of people's thoughts could be explained in this way..."

Schiller took the book in his hand and said, "Where are you reading? Have you read this part?"

Jason glanced at the place where Schiller pointed, and said, "I have finished reading it, and I have also finished reading the next unit."

"The next unit..." Schiller flipped back and found that the next part took up a full twelve pages, and unlike the previous simple explanation of basic concepts, it was mixed with some brain science content.

Schiller frowned, looked at Jason and asked, "Do you understand the previous content?"

Jason hesitated and said, "I'm not sure, but at least. I memorized them all."

Schiller opened his eyes and asked, "What did you say? You memorized them all???"

Jason nodded and started to recite from the beginning.

As we all know, the tone and rhythm of reciting a text can actually show whether the other party really understands the content. If it is rote memorization or not proficient, there will be problems with the punctuation of some sentences, and you need to pause and think in the middle.

But Jason did not have this problem at all. He recited very fluently. Schiller, who had already told these contents to students of many grades several times, knew that he not only memorized them, but also understood most of them.

As Jason recited, Schiller's eyes became brighter and brighter, but at this moment, the phone next to the podium suddenly rang.

Jason was startled, and the recitation stopped. Schiller stood up, walked to the phone, picked up the phone, and said:

"Hello? Who? ... Bruce?"

"Who is Bruce?"

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