Chapter 950 Danger (Part 1)

The moment they saw the huge broccoli, the three of them were stunned. The one who couldn't understand the current situation the most was Zatanna. She even ran towards the broccoli in disbelief.

This huge broccoli was like the world tree in many literary works, covering the sky and the sun, with lush branches and leaves. When you get close to it, the extremely thick stem is so thick that even hundreds of people can't hug it.

Zatanna couldn't think of any way to confirm whether this was real broccoli. She could only get close to it and smell it, then she showed a disgusted expression. She coughed twice, took two steps back and said, "Yes, it's broccoli. From childhood to adulthood, as long as this thing appears on the table, my father will do everything he can to persuade me to eat it..."

Constantine, who was the most seriously injured, also staggered over. He said, "How should I describe it? It can only be said that it is reasonable and unexpected. I once heard from Schiller's friend Victor that when they went to a restaurant for dinner, Schiller rushed into the kitchen and shot at the broccoli..."

Zatanna raised her eyebrows in confusion and said, "Not really, although broccoli is very unpalatable and I have never liked it since I was a child, it's not necessary to shoot at a vegetable, right?"

Constantine shrugged and said, "You've been away from Gotham for too long."

Batman stood there to recover his strength, then walked forward and looked up at the branch of broccoli.

He actually didn't hate eating broccoli. Batman was never picky about food, but he knew that, theoretically speaking, some people's dislike for certain vegetables might not just be because they were picky. Human genes were amazing, and they were even refined to the point where they would have different tastes when eating certain vegetables.

"Schiller once mentioned that he had a severe broccoli allergy. I don't know if his allergy was psychological or physiological. If it was physiological, then it would make sense." Batman said.

Zatanna was a little weak and wanted to find a place to lean on, but the impact of the broccoli on her was also very strong. She used her last strength to try to stay away from the trunk of the broccoli, then sat on the ground, sighed and said: "Do we really have to use a vegetable to deal with this professor? We can't throw broccoli at him, right?"

Zatanna imagined this scene, showed a disgusted expression, and then said: "Oh my God, I don't think I can do this, it's really too immoral, throwing broccoli at others? God, if someone does this to me, I will go crazy!"

"I'm afraid someone really did this." Batman spoke up, and the other two looked at him. He said: "Do you still remember the 'special targeted measures' written in the medical records?"

Batman put the cookie again He took out the box, then flipped through the medical records, pointed at them and said, "Look here, every time Schiller has an attack, the medical records mention that targeted measures are taken..."

"If Schiller's strength is really 2 to 3 times as strong as Constantine said, then it is almost impossible for ordinary people to subdue him without hurting him. But every time targeted measures are taken, the next step is to take him back to the observation room for observation."

"Don't tell me that this targeted measure is broccoli?" Constantine showed an absurd expression and said, "They won't hold a lot of broccoli in a circle to ensure that Schiller won't move?!"

"It's hard to say." Batman imagined the scene, then turned his mouth down, as if trying to suppress his other expressions.

"But not every Schiller is afraid of broccoli. When Victor and Schiller had dinner together, he also saw him eating broccoli, which means that he is likely to have a personality that is not afraid of broccoli." Batman frowned slightly and said.

"Wait a minute, if we see in this answer room that his biggest fear is broccoli, and he has other personalities that are not afraid of broccoli, doesn't that mean we have been stuck in one of his personalities?" Zatanna got up from the ground again, then frowned and said, "How is this possible? Aren't we traveling and jumping in memory?"

"You haven't really entered the Mind Tower, so you don't know the structure there. The Mind Tower has many floors, and the only way to travel between the many floors is by elevator. Without the permission of the elevator manager, you can't cross the floor." Batman knows this very well.

Just as Zatanna was about to speak, they heard a familiar voice suddenly echoing in the air: "Why are you here??!!"

"Why are you...Oh my God! Come out! Get out of that room! How can you get so close to that broccoli?!!!"

Hearing that this was the familiar voice of Professor Schiller, Batman not only did not stay away from the broccoli as he said, but rushed to the thick trunk of the broccoli at a lightning speed and leaned his back tightly against the broccoli.

Sure enough, the next second, Schiller's figure appeared in this space. He was wearing a suit and holding an umbrella. He looked at the three people standing next to the broccoli with a confused expression.

"Why are you here? I felt that the uninvited guests who broke into my room before were you?!"

But Constantine was more shocked than him. He said, "Shouldn't you be fighting with the Green of All Things? How come you are here?!"

Unexpectedly, Schiller's face immediately darkened, and as the two sides looked at each other from a distance, time began to go backwards.

Just like a movie with a reverse arrow pressed, the figures of the three detectives left the room, flew back in the shuttle, returned to three different memory spaces, and then returned to the spirit world.

Just when the three of them had not yet entered Schiller's soul, Schiller was indeed confronting the Green of All Things.

He stood in the center of the green chamber, in front of Pamela, holding an umbrella and said to the green of all things: "So it's you. I didn't expect that the first decent opponent I met in this period of time was actually the incarnation of plants..."

"I guess you went through such a big circle just to force Pamela."

"First, you used rain to poison Gotham, creating the illusion of plant mutation, and then you personally fabricated the incident that classmates abandoned Pamela and even wanted to use her as bait."

"From this incident, we can see how ugly human nature is. The classmates who usually talk and laugh not only did not save her at the critical moment, but also wanted to kill her. However, the plants that are usually taciturn are unwilling to hurt her. In contrast, who would an ordinary college girl choose?"

"You want to use this comparison to break through Pamela's psychological defenses and let her voluntarily become your agent. Unexpectedly, she still didn't choose you, so you had to forge memories in her memory space and trick her into signing the contract. "

After hearing this, the Green of All Things had a very obvious feeling of doubt. It seemed that the other side was not a single consciousness, but many consciousnesses integrated together. At this time, Schiller heard a slightly doubtful female voice: "... What are you talking about?"

"I can only say that you are very good at taking advantage of human weaknesses. If Pamela was really an ordinary female college student, you would have succeeded long ago."

"No." The Green of All Things said, "I mean, what is the plan you just mentioned... What does it mean that I use rainwater to infect humans and plants, and then what, what kind of incident?"

"Your way of denying is really very low-level." Schiller stared at the vines in front of Wan and said, "It's useless to pretend not to know. Take a good look at the curse on you."

The emotion from the Green of All Things was even more confused. This was not him pretending, but he was really confused. The fact was that he did not concoct any conspiracy. He was just passing by and wanted to pick up a bargain.

The Green of All Things had indeed set its sights on Pamela very early on, but Pamela was not the only choice. The Green of All Things was composed of many forces, such as the Tree Council and the May Queen, and the one who set its sights on Pamela this time was the May Queen, who was in charge of the vines.

The May Queen did not have only Pamela as her choice. The principle of selecting agents was to cast a wide net and catch more fish, select multiple targets to cultivate together, and then choose the best agent among them.

The reason why the May Queen was just passing by was because when the plants in Gotham City began to mutate, the May Queen was the first to notice it.

The May Queen originally just wanted to take a look at what was going on, but she found that an agent she had chosen was in a dangerous situation.

The May Queen was not a human being, and she would not sympathize with humans, but she was very optimistic about Pamela's potential and did not want to lose a candidate for an agent, so she controlled the vines to save Pamela, and at the same time came to her spiritual world, wanting to reach a contract with Pamela.

In simple terms, the May Queen came to pick up something ready-made. She simply ran into Pamela in a bad state. After coming to the spiritual world, she found that Pamela's qualifications were better than she thought. She wanted to make a decision on the spot to let her join the company, but unexpectedly, she was resisted by Pamela.

The May Queen did not quite understand the routine of human beings to lure people with benefits, and she did not think that an ordinary human being could resist her will. Therefore, the means she adopted were not like recruitment, but more like kidnapping.

But all this, in Schiller's view, was too much like a conspiracy. As he once said, he didn't know whether the other party was so despicable, but he did.

Schiller usually used human psychological weaknesses to set up traps for the other party. Therefore, after watching this series of events from a bystander's perspective, he would of course think that the culprit was the Green of All Things.

Because, if he brought himself into the Green of All Things, he wanted to force Pamela to become his spokesperson, how should he do it?

For humans, trust and security are particularly important emotional supports. If you want Pamela to completely turn to plants, you must first break her trust in humans and make her feel insecure in human society.

Then, use another spiritual pillar to replace the sense of security she gets from her own kind, that is, to protect her plants in times of crisis.

In Schiller's opinion, the logic of this setup is very smooth. If it were him, he would do the same.

And the motive is also very clear. Schiller knows that in the comics, the Green of All Things once wanted Poison Ivy Pamela to be his new agent, but Pamela refused.

This fact can explain two things. First, Pamela does have the potential to become the spokesperson of the Green of All Things, and the Green of All Things is also optimistic about her.

Second, if the candidate refuses very firmly, then the Green of All Things cannot take too tough measures and cannot forcibly control the other party.

In this way, the motive is also there. The Green of All Things must have set up the trap because Pamela has always been unwilling to become his agent, using polluted rainwater and seemingly mutated plants to put Pamela in danger and use psychological warfare to make her collapse.

In short, Schiller put himself in his shoes and felt that this plan to wrap a plate of dumplings for a dish of vinegar was very normal.

But the May Queen was confused. She just passed by here and wanted to pick up a bargain. How could she become the culprit?

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