Chapter 2436: Battle for the Cloak (Twenty-Three)

Chapter 2467: The Battle for the Cape (Twenty-three)

The fog has dissipated.

The already scarce sunlight in Gotham was even colder when it shone through the floor-to-ceiling windows on the top floor of Wayne Tower, but King Robin didn't care because he was sure that the fog had really dissipated.

The experience of almost falling from a tall building after the first encounter with the fog alerted King Robin well. After the fog dissipated, he used the equipment in his belt to measure the magnetic field and various data here to determine what the data of the world not in the fog was like.

After entering the fog, he also monitored the data of the world in the fog. In the mysterious fog world, various data including magnetic fields were different from the real world.

So when King Robin measured again, he found that he was indeed back in the real world.

Of course, it is not ruled out that the fog can disguise the data, so he has another killer, which is to go back through the portal to see Kuangxiao.

Having worked under the hands of the Laughing Man for so long, King Robin also knows very well where this combination of Batman and the Joker is so powerful. In a nutshell, no one can calculate him.

No matter what kind of illusion is, it cannot imitate the Laughing Man. Wherever he exists, it must be real. As long as the Laughing Man is real, then the world he lives in must be real.

King Robin hurried back and forth, which did not delay him for long. He also updated the props in his belt and brought the raw materials for building the brain wave invasion device.

Again, knowledge is not false. King Robin knows very well that the principle of the machine he just saw in the illusion is correct and can be used.

As for whether someone will bury mines in the structure of the machine, King Robin does not think about it at all. If someone can make a mechanical structure trap that he cannot see, then he will admit defeat.

In fact, he thinks this is impossible. Every detail of the machine structure keeps passing through his mind, accurate to every trace and every thread. He is sure that there is no problem. This is the confidence from the super genius Bruce Wayne.

More importantly, when the brainwave data of Batman that appeared in the fog matched his own monitoring, he knew that the data was most likely true, and not fake data that Batman deliberately provided to him to set a trap.

Because the fog was much more inconspicuous than his monitoring methods, even if Batman encountered this abnormal phenomenon for the first time, he would probably not have any defense, so the third-party data from the fog should be accurate, and there would be no problem with the two.

As soon as Robin King returned, he started to build the machine, striving to be fast and good, and also took down the energy core used for the electromagnetic storm gun to power the brainwave invasion machine.

After the machine was built, Robin King did not use it immediately. He was very cautious and had to make the last insurance to prevent the opposite side from being a trap set for him by Batman and the fog. He had to find a test subject first.

Batman's Robins are the best choice. They can greatly reduce Batman's vigilance and are also the best pathfinders. If something goes wrong and causes these fragile birds to go crazy, Batman, who set the trap, will definitely feel guilty for the rest of his life.

The next step is to catch a bird. King Robin doesn't know why, but he is very interested in Jason, or all criminals are very interested in Jason. It is more fun to watch such a hard-core person collapse in pain.

When Dick experienced hallucinations in the fog, Jason's group also experienced some hallucinations. The content was actually similar, and they also summed up similar rules, which was nothing more than not being able to stay in one place for a long time, and time and space would be confused.

There was also a person on Jason's side who got lost. It happened to be Jason from the Schiller universe. Because of the illusion, he ran a distance in the fog, and when he came out, he found that he was not on the original street at all.

Jason was not panicked. After all, he had so many equipment and the coordinates of the location in his hand. He just moved towards the target point.

There is no need to worry about the safety of the other two people. The Red Hood has a five-dimensional little demon in his hand. This little demon seems to be driven by the last person who caught him. This thing can beat Batman back step by step, so even if the two of them are in danger, it should not be a big deal.

Jason thought so and walked all the way to the target location. Although there was only half of the distance left, it would take about half an hour if he walked on his legs. He had to hurry up.

Jason just walked out of an intersection and saw a group of crazy Robins falling from the sky. He knew that they were coming for him, and the escape route was also blocked by a large group of Robins.

What's going on? Robin gathering? Jason looked at the group of crazy Robins like monsters with a little disdain. Although he knew that they were the products of transformation, he couldn't help but be ugly by their weird limbs.

Jason pulled out his gun. He had rich experience in street fighting. It was not without the experience of fighting one against many. Even if he had not received Batman's training like the Red Hood in other universes, his equipment was good.

Jason fired two shots, freezing a Crazy Robin in front of him into a large ice block that could not be untied. He reached out and flipped the switch on the freezing gun, and the original ice cone immediately turned into ice mist, freezing the two Crazy Robins who jumped up and wanted to knock him down into ice blocks in mid-air.

He took out a smoke bomb from his waist and smashed it down with a bang, then passed through the Crazy Robins who had lost their vision at the fastest speed, looked back and fired two more shots, successfully getting rid of them.

Of course, he knew that he would definitely not be able to outrun this group of monsters by pushing and running, but just bought a little time, Jason directly released the spaceship, got on the spaceship and left.

Originally, he didn't plan to use the spaceship that came from Darkseid, because this portable spaceship is good in every way. It can be compressed into a piece of iron the size of a mobile phone, and can be released at any time to run away. It is also equipped with weapons and cloaking devices, so it can sneak in without anyone noticing.

But this thing was actually designed for one-time reconnaissance, because it was originally scrapped and not intended to be recycled, so once it was deployed, it would take a long time to be taken back, and the cooling period was too long.

So Jason didn't plan to use this thing to hurry up at the first time. Since that disgusting thing called Robin King was targeting him, it was the best choice to drive the spaceship to pick up other people.

Jason took a look at the locator and felt that he was very close to the target location. Anyway, it was fast to drive the spaceship, so it would be better to fly directly to turn on the switch and pick up the other two people on the way back.

So he flew directly to the target location and arrived in a few seconds, but he was cautious and did not get off the spaceship. He first observed the movement below and found that there was no ambush. Jason took all the equipment and got off the spaceship.

He parked the spaceship very close so that he could board the spaceship immediately if there was any accident. Sure enough, he found the switch of the protection system at the target location. Jason was still cautious and did not press it directly, but shot an ice cone to hit the switch in.

Jason clapped his hands in satisfaction and turned to walk towards the spaceship, but at this moment, the fog came again.

Jason leaned down cautiously, half-crouched in a corner to observe the surrounding situation, and found that the thick fog filled the entire room again. He didn't dare to run around like before. Although he knew that staying in the same place would be dangerous, he decided to observe the situation first.

The place he was in now was not very good. It was a very empty factory workshop. If any monster jumped out, he would be able to see him at a glance. The vision was not good in the thick fog, and it was difficult to aim the freezing gun, so it was useless to have an unobstructed view.

Jason thought about going to the monitoring room he had just passed by. The terrain there was good, and there was a back door to escape. The road leading to the back door just pointed to the spaceship.

Jason moved out carefully, guarding against the monsters that might jump out of the thick fog at any time, but the moment he stepped out of the factory door, there was a light whoosh, and Jason fell straight down.

A second before he fainted, Jason opened his eyes wide and looked at the empty space outside the factory in disbelief, and then he realized that the fog had not descended at all, and the fog he saw was fake.

Robin King sneered and walked out of the fog. He waved his hand, and a small disc flew back to his hand. This was the equipment he had just made, a fog generator that perfectly simulated the arrival of the fog.

Since the fog had disgusted him so much, how could he not return the favor? It was not difficult to simulate the fog, just modify the smoke bomb.

After several baptisms of fog, everyone summed up the rules. When they saw the fog coming, their first reaction was to carefully abide by the rules, which greatly diverted their attention and made them ignore the dangers that were close at hand. He could at least use this trick to sneak attack everyone once.

Should I tie up these little birds and stew a big pot of chicken soup? This evil idea flashed through Robin King's mind, but he decided to focus on the previous plan and throw Jason over for brainwave invasion first.

King Robin took the captured Jason back to the top floor of Wayne Tower, put him on a chair, and put on a helmet with a brain wave intrusion device.

At the same time, he installed a monitoring system in the helmet, which could see Jason's activities in the spiritual world in real time, which could help him judge whether there were traps on the other side and whether it was really Batman's spiritual world.

Jason's consciousness quickly sank, and as his brain waves were sent, he began to explore a wider unknown area.

A door appeared in Jason's vision.

King Robin frowned slightly. He was not sure whether there was a trap behind the door, and Jason, who was unaware, pushed the door open - behind the door was the bedroom of Wayne Manor.

It looked like the place where Batman usually rested, but it could not be so easily inferred that this was Batman's spiritual world based on this room.

Jason turned around in the room and found another door next to the bookshelf. He pushed the door open and found that it was the Bat Cave.

King Robin immediately gave Jason's spirit a hint, asking him to go and see the machines in the Batcave. There are many machines that only Batman can invent. The unique knowledge must be stored in his mind. This knowledge is the best proof of Batman's spiritual world.

Unfortunately, this Batcave looked very desolate. There was nothing inside, only two bat armors hanging there, which looked strange. Some of the lab tables were covered with cobwebs, and it looked like they had not been used for a long time.

Robin King was a little uncertain, because this might be an abandoned Batcave. He knew that the Batman in this universe had more than one Batcave, and maybe this was just his nostalgia for the old place.

After finding another door in the Batcave, Jason pushed the door open again. Robin King found that this was an office. The scenery outside the window was not clear, but from the style, it looked like a faculty office at an East Coast university.

There was really nothing good here, and everything was so ordinary, so Jason found another door and pushed it open to walk out. He found that it was a very, very, very narrow room, with messy beds and old women's clothes thrown everywhere, and various cat posters on the wall. What was more noticeable was that there was a dazzling small glass bottle on the bedside table.

Jason walked through the clothes and messy posters and pushed open another door.

With a rustling sound, Jason was drowned by the surging papers. Robin King looked carefully and saw that the papers were all papers. He looked at them carefully and found that they were written in a mess.

"What a mess?" Robin King sneered, "Who would connect Schopenhauer with behavioral science?"

At this moment, Robin King heard a doubtful but light "Hmm?"