Chapter 1984: U-Transcendence Event (Seventy-Five).

Chapter 1958 U Beyond Event (Seventy-Five)

Batman stood up in a flash.

Clark and Diana, who were sitting, were startled by his action. The bat cat, who was squatting quietly on Clark's shoulder, even arched its body, obviously frightened.

"We are back." Pamela walked out from behind Lex, waved to Diana and said, "It's a little troublesome, which delayed us for some time."

Diana immediately frowned, looked at Pamela seriously and said, "It's a little troublesome, for you two too? I have said long ago that you should not take the risk to challenge the game of courage. You should wait for Clark and I to come back, and then we two will take you there."

"It's not the courage that is troublesome, but the fact that this game doesn't test courage at all." Pamela sighed deeply and said, "Is there anything to eat? I'm starving."

The two walked down from the tree house platform together. When they walked down, Lex saw the true face of Batman.

He was startled, took a few steps back and looked at Batman again. Clark stood up and said, "I haven't introduced you yet. This is the new Batman. He comes from another universe and has swapped places with Bruce in our universe."

"Don't mention Batman." Pamela covered her forehead and said helplessly, "You don't know how unlucky we are. We ran into you from another universe, and he kept talking about Batman the whole time. Lex and I were almost driven crazy by him."

Batman also woke up at this time. He found that this Lex Luthor was surprisingly young, and when he saw Pamela's face, he also found that this seemed to be the Poison Ivy of their universe.

It just seemed that because the Poison Ivy Batman had seen before was wearing leaves and heavy makeup, and this Pamela was not only younger, but also had no makeup on, sleepy eyes, like a female college student who was sleep-deprived at the end of the semester.

Then he realized that this universe was younger as a whole, and many well-known villains in his universe had not yet debuted, and some were even still in school.

And not all villains are born with an evil big plan. Most of them decide the direction they want to go in the process of growing up. But if someone interferes with their choice before they make an evil decision, they will naturally not become villains.

It seems that this universe is like this. It seems that Lex and Clark are familiar with each other, and Pamela is also a member of their small group, but Batman has not figured out what connects them for the time being.

Although he knows that the Lex Luthor in the two universes is not the same person, and may even be completely different, Batman still feels that he has nothing to say to him.

The problem now is that Clark is introducing the two to Batman. If Batman does not respond, Clark will definitely turn his head and stare at him until he says something.

Just as Batman was about to say something, Clark sat down.

Then Pamela and Lex walked straight past him as if they didn't see him at all, and sat on the left and right sides of Diana opposite, and began to describe what they saw and heard in the last game.

Batman froze in place for a long time.

He knew he was acting weird, but even though his weird reaction stood out among everyone else, they still had to do what they were supposed to do.

While Batman was standing there, Pamela was already sitting by the pot complaining.

"You don't know how much of a retard Clark Kent was in the last game. He was more like a psychopath than Batman. He kept mumbling the whole game. If Batman was here, if Batman arranged it, if Batman, if Batman... I really want to knock open his head and see if there is a recorder with a bat pattern printed on it!"

"I said you should do this." Lex snorted coldly and said, "He looks like a resentful widow whose husband died. I didn't do it because I felt sorry for him."

"Please, don't say that." Clark snorted lightly, and then said with some doubt: "So why did he keep mumbling about Batman? Did the two of them quarrel?"

"Who knows?" Pamela sighed deeply, and then said, "Lex and I both felt that Clark was a little absent-minded and at a loss. The original team of four people seemed to be missing one person, and the last link was particularly difficult."

At this time, they began to take turns to serve soup. Everyone was given their own soup bowl. Just when Batman was about to take the bowl from Clark, Clark did not hand it to him.

Clark took the spoon from Diana, filled a bowl with soup and handed it to Batman, then Pamela and Diana, and finally Lex and Clark. Batcat got a large piece of venison and a bunch of fresh berries, squatting on the stump brought by Clark and eating happily.

Batman took the bowl of soup and paused slightly. It’s not that he had not received care from other people in the team, but that was usually in combat.

Superman and Wonder Woman thought Batman was not suitable for any direct combat for a long time, because his physical fitness was just that of an ordinary person, which was very different from them who had super powers.

So when Batman proposed some plans that he needed to personally participate in the battle, both of them would oppose it. Sometimes it was Oliver and Hal who spoke for Batman to get through the dispute and smoothly implement the plan.

As for life, it can only be said that no one thinks Batman needs to live. If he is really the turtle in the wishing well, then he may be made of silver, or stone, anyway, not made of flesh.

However, Superman is more concerned about Bruce Wayne's appearance in the restaurant, bedroom and even bathroom of Wayne Manor and Wayne Building. He also wants to make sure that Batman really needs to eat and go to the toilet.

As for other times, Batman is at most cared for, but it can hardly be called being taken care of.

And everyone here has no objection to him being ranked before ladies or even cats. It all comes naturally, as if it is a convention.

Then everyone did not give any comments on such behavior. After the matter was over, they did what they should do, continued to eat and chat, and the topic never shifted to Batman, even if what they talked about was actually closely related to Batman and Superman.

Batman felt that he was completely invisible.

Batman is obviously not the kind of person who will take the initiative to bring up topics and liven up the atmosphere. His conversation mode with almost anyone is that others ask him questions and he answers, or he asks others questions and answers, rather than inserting a few witty remarks in the chat to show his presence.

So Batman finished the meal in silence.

Although he failed to participate in any topic, Batman at least figured out how Pamela, Lex and Clark knew each other.

In short, Pamela, Lex and Bruce were in the same university, and Bruce knew Clark, so they knew each other.

Pamela and Bruce are both from Gotham, so it is not surprising that they both go to the local Gotham University, but why did Lex Luthor come to Gotham to go to college? Shouldn't he go to Metropolitan University?

And from their previous conversation, Lex seems to have studied for a master's degree in Gotham. Let's not talk about the location issue. Metropolitan University is much better than Gotham University in terms of academic level and research conditions, right? Why did Luthor go far away and settle for second best?

Batman wanted to know, but he really didn't want to talk to Luthor, and he didn't think Luthor would tell him, but it seemed that Luthor and Clark in this universe had a good relationship, so Batman planned to talk to Clark again to see if he could find out which link went wrong.

After dinner, everyone began to tidy up the base's internal affairs. Although they had been here for a few days and had participated in several rounds of games, because the focus had been on understanding the rules before, there were still many places in the camp that had not been basically tidied up.

Batman was a step slower, and found that everyone was gone. Everyone was busy with their own things. Even the pots and pans used for eating were taken away and cleaned. Batman didn't know what to do for a while.

In the end, Batman still went to find Clark. Clark was tidying up tools in another smaller tree house, and it seemed that he was going to deal with the prey he caught during the day.

Clark was squatting on the ground, taking out a knife and a rope from his tool bag. When he saw Batman coming over, he didn't put down his things, but asked while rolling up the rope: "What's wrong? Is there anything?"

Batman's lips moved, but he still didn't ask the question.

His way of communication is indeed quite unique, but it doesn't mean that he has no brains. Others are working here, and you are standing here. It's fine if you don't help, but you open your mouth and ask questions here. Isn't this annoying?

Even from the perspective of the skills of obtaining intelligence, you must integrate yourself into the surrounding environment as much as possible, pretend to be doing something, and then ask questions casually, so as to obtain intelligence with a higher accuracy rate.

Batman walked into the house and wanted to do something, but he found that this house was just a simple tool room, and the bag for tools was in Superman's hand, so he had to look at the felt board where the tools were hung, and pretended to ask casually: "It seems that you have a good relationship with the people in Gotham."

"It's really good, but Bruce has a better relationship with them, after all, they are closer." Clark kept turning out the tools in the bag and answered with a smile.

"Are they classmates?" Batman asked.

Clark nodded, and just as he was about to say something, he suddenly screamed "Ah".

Batman suddenly froze. Obviously, he would not be surprised by Superman's fuss, but almost every move of this Superman was beyond his expectations.

There was obviously nothing in this tool room, and there was no sign of an accident nearby, but he suddenly shouted, and Batman didn't know whose mental state to worry about.

Clark suddenly stood up again and rushed out of the tool room directly, followed by Batman.

He followed Clark to the largest tree house. After Clark rummaged through some piles of clothes and personal belongings, he found several small medicine bottles from a coat that was obviously smaller than his.

"Oh my god, Bruce didn't bring his medicine! Hurry up and call him and ask him to come back to get it, or I can send it to him!"

Batman was stunned.

But for a moment he didn't know whether to be surprised that the Batman in this universe would take medicine on his own initiative, or to be surprised that Batman dared to let Superman know that he took medicine, or to be shocked that Superman dared to let Batman out of his sight after knowing that Batman took medicine.

Wait, a Batman who would take medicine on his own initiative is now in his house? !

And this Superman who knew that Batman was taking medicine and dared to let him go out is also going to his house? !

Batman felt his head buzzing.

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