Chapter 112 Aftermath

Gordon stood at the door of the interrogation room with his hands on his hips. He said, "You mean, someone reported to you that they saw two monsters several dozen meters tall chasing each other in the Living Hell District???"

Then, he pressed the new police officer's shoulder and said, "You only need to ask the reporter one question now - how much did he take?"

The new police officer was a little embarrassed. He said, "But, there are several people who are saying the same thing..."

"That is, gathering to take drugs."

After the new police officer left, Gordon leaned against the door frame and thought to himself that these newcomers are really getting worse and worse.

Two monsters more than ten meters tall fighting in the slums? This is Gotham, not Hollywood. Besides, even if such a thing really happened, if the local gangs saw it, they would definitely go up and fire a rocket.

Judging from the number of Gotham gangs, if this really happened, Gordon should be busy collecting the bodies of the two monsters now.

Therefore, this incident did not cause much impact except that the police went to the East District to search for drug-taking places again.

But Bruce and Venom's troubles are far from over.

First, Bruce is a skeptic, and second, he is a human racial supremacist.

In the next few days, Venom was tortured inhumanely. Bruce listed his doubts about Venom in a table, and the table alone was as thick as a fist.

Bruce successfully made Venom start to miss Stark. He now very clearly realized an extremely serious problem. Its host is absolutely, extremely, 100%, a mental patient.

There is absolutely no other possibility.

Venom now unilaterally retracts his original doubts about whether Stark is human. Compared with Bruce, Stark is a very standard human template.

Finally one day, Venom couldn't stand Batman's psychopath anymore. He said to Bruce, "Since I helped you before, let's part ways amicably. Go get a high-power sound wave generator, and then we'll break up and never meet again!"

Bruce may be the first person to let the symbiote take the initiative to leave the host.

But Bruce rejected the recognition from the symbiote without even thinking about it. He said, "No, you are the first alien life I have come into contact with. I have only completed 2% of the first plan among 897 research plans for alien life, and there are 98% of 896 plans left. You must cooperate with me to complete all the research, and then I will consider whether to let you leave..."

Venom was really desperate.

Originally, the symbiote could take the initiative to leave the host, but the premise was that after leaving the host, he could immediately find the next host, otherwise after he ran away from Bruce's body, Bruce could immediately catch this piece of mud.

It's not like he hadn't thought about running to someone else while Bruce was in contact with them, but since Bruce's dark outburst, not only Venom can read Bruce's emotions, but Bruce can also read some of Venom's emotions.

Once Venom has the idea of ​​escaping, Bruce will start to use some calculations frantically to increase his brain's computing power, so that Venom is always in a storm, so that he can't concentrate on escaping.

Venom suddenly found that he was fooled.

Especially when he saw Schiller's gloating smile, he found that he was transferred from a not-so-strong jar to an extremely strong and extremely torturous cell.

What's even more sad is that Bruce mercifully let Venom go out for a breath of air that day. Venom was really suffocating to death. He really wanted to find someone of his kind to complain, so he went to Schiller.

Then Schiller told him a fact that made him extremely desperate: "What? Bruce told you that he has 897 plans? You believed it?"

"Dream on! You may multiply this number by 10 to get the real number!"

"If you count the backup plan, you may have to multiply it by 100."

Venom found that he was inexplicably sentenced to life imprisonment.

In fact, according to Bruce's character, he would not allow a creature with its own independent consciousness to exist in his body, especially this creature can also spy on his thoughts, but the problem is that the symbiote species is too amazing. Stark can't resist his curiosity about them, and Bruce certainly can't.

After experiencing the dark side outbreak, Bruce is quite confident in controlling this alien life form, so he plans to study this life form for a while and then return it to the professor.

As for some things about Schiller, Bruce wanted to ask, but he has not succeeded yet, because every time he asked Schiller about the problem, Schiller would just say: "Nataru."

Then Bruce could hardly control the mad anger of Venom in his body, and the confrontation between Bruce and Schiller turned into a fight between Bruce and Venom.

As for Catwoman's theft, Schiller did not intend to recover the diamond bottle. He was just curious about how Catwoman broke into his manor.

He installed specially designed door locks from Stark Labs on all the doors of this manor. This technology is definitely not a product of this era, and no thief should be able to pry it open.

When Batman grabbed Catwoman's neck and took her to the scene to identify it, Schiller and Batman were stunned by the entrance that Catwoman said she could sneak into, which was the sewage channel.

It didn't look like a place where people could enter.

Because of this, even if Schiller knew there was such an exit, he didn't care at all. This place can only be run by mice, and even wild cats may have difficulty.

This Catwoman must have some bone shrinking skills, right?

You say that with this ability, why not do something else, but be a thief?

In fact, Batman is also very troubled. When Batman caught Catwoman, Catwoman basically confessed the truth. When he learned that she had offended the Falconet family, Batman was really troubled.

He had to pay compensation as Bruce, and then said that in view of the high compensation, the Godfather could let Catwoman go. Falcone didn't care much. He had seen many bold thieves. Since she was Batman's lover, he would let her go.

But this was not a solution. With the reform of Gotham, these thieves who did not do their job were becoming less and less likely to survive.

"What do you think I should let Selina do? Last time I suggested that she become a teacher, she refused to do it, saying that the workplace was too far from the apartment where she lived, and she couldn't take care of Maggie..."

Schiller sat across the table and said, "Have you ever considered that she has a considerable advantage."

"What?"

"She is very charming."

Looking at Bruce's confused expression, Schiller said, "Maybe this is not an advantage in Gotham, and it will bring her some trouble, but it will be different if it is somewhere else."

"For example?"

"For example, Hollywood."

Schiller took a sip of water and said, "Since she can fascinate the famous Batman, have you ever considered letting her become a Hollywood actress or something?"

Bruce was stunned for a moment. He really hadn't thought of this idea.

And Schiller was serious. Catwoman was beautiful, but that was not the point. Her acrobatic skills were just icing on the cake. She only had one feature that could be called the strongest in DC, and that was charm.

Catwoman can make Batman dizzy. Note that it is Batman, not Bruce.

In some comics, the Dark Knight who is so obsessed with hatred can be influenced by Catwoman, marry her and have children, and live an ordinary life. What level of personality charm is this?

Bruce, Venom and Schiller joined forces to deal with the dark tide from Batman's dark side, but it was a bit difficult, but Catwoman easily resolved it all.

In some comics, Batman put down his hatred, obsession, and all the bad memories of the past for her, and turned back.

With this kind of law-level charm, what are you waiting for if you don't go to Hollywood to be a star from heaven?

"... And you have to consider that Gotham's industry will eventually need to transform. If we need to develop into the entertainment and tourism industries, a city business card is indispensable." Schiller said.

Bruce also felt that what he said made sense. Being a celebrity is not only a legitimate career, but also very profitable. It can be said that you can gain both fame and fortune, and it is also good for the development of Gotham City. Why not do it?

Moreover, Catwoman herself has the potential to be a career woman. Although stealing is not a serious job, at least she is trying to support herself with her work. Otherwise, with her beauty, she can just become the mistress of any gangster boss and live comfortably. She doesn't have to live in that shabby apartment on the edge of the East District now.

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