Bat Fight Simulator

It's just that this goddess obviously won't be influenced by emotions. She does love Gray Bat, but she can't give up her original universe.

Both they and Gray Bat will respect Diana's choice.

So this period is also their last time together.

In order not to disturb the heroine and Gray Bat, Superman is not convenient to go to the next universe to find Tyrant to fish. After all, Clark is also very busy. In the end, even he himself doesn't know what's going on, so he becomes a temporary partner with Injustice Bat.

After a period of running errands and helping, the other party is obviously not as repulsive to Superman as before, but occasionally, the Batman of this Injustice Universe will silently see the red and blue figure smiling helplessly or naturally in the crowd.

He really hasn't seen Superman like this for a long time. The familiar figure in his memory has long been unrecognizable.

And Injustice Superman is still imprisoned in the cell of the Red Sun Lamp. The former world's best partner ended up like this.

The reverse Superman looked up and saw the man who had withdrawn his gaze and continued to concentrate on calculating data. Lex next to him raised his hand and shook a thick stack of information and asked.

"What's wrong with you?"

Clark scratched his head. To be honest, it was still a bit awkward to get along with this guy peacefully, but he continued to lower his head to discuss the problem with him.

Bruce had already focused his mind on the complex and sophisticated electronic device in front of him. He turned on the switch, adjusted the densely packed small buttons of different red and green, and watched the space fluctuation curve that began to appear on the screen above.

Suddenly, he felt a piercing touch on the side of his face. He reflexively grabbed the other person's wrist and almost threw him out.

But when he reacted and found that it was Superman who came over at some point, Lex had already left with his assistants, and now there were only these two people left here.

Clark still smiled gently and apologetically at the cold face given by the bat, but in fact he didn't feel much apology, and spoke with a teasing that he would dare to do it next time.

"Sorry, sorry, did I scare you?"

"But you look absent-minded."

Clark handed the can of iced coffee in his hand to Bat. He had been searching for it for a long time in the entire base, but it might not be as delicious as the hand-made coffee that the other party often drinks?

It seemed to be freshly ground coffee beans. When Bruce stayed up late in the Bat Cave, he secretly brewed it for him without telling the old butler.

But to be honest, even Kryptonians couldn't tell the difference between those coffees. They were all bitter, and the refreshing effect was actually not very useful to him, but the bats he met seemed to like the coffee.

Bruce didn't refuse the can of iced coffee. He was still wearing the bat uniform, revealing only the lower half of his face. The faint chill on his cheeks extended to the position covered by the bat mask and disappeared.

Superman was also very happy to see that the other party was willing to accept his gift. He felt the satisfaction of feeding a very vigilant black cat.

To be honest, he felt that the bats in these two universes were too thin and not very healthy. Well, it was not only not very healthy, but full of holes.

He had actually been to the Fortress of Solitude in this world, and the medical pod was moved back by the diligent Clark overnight, but facing the kindness of this super, Gray Bat was willing to accept it.

Injustice Bat was a little too cautious, and only said that he would try it after it was over, which made him distressed for a while.

Superman raised his most sunny smile to Injustice Bat, hugged the stiff Bruce warmly, then waved to him, and continued to work on his workload that was about to be finished.

Although the two were busy with their respective assigned tasks and never stopped to communicate or talk, they did have a tacit understanding.

The chill that had long disappeared on his cheeks seemed to still remain, and his originally tense body suddenly relaxed. Bruce shook his head helplessly and laughed. He opened the can of iced coffee and took a sip.

Well, it really doesn't taste good.

"Think of something, so happy."

Diana turned her head and looked at Gray Bat, who suddenly raised the corner of his mouth. The other party raised his hand to cover the smile on his face and pretended to cough lightly.

"I just thought of something happy."

"How happy?" Wonder Woman guessed that it was probably another hobby of the bats, but she really didn't know what the reason was this time.

"Well... just like being happy with you." This time he didn't hide it, and he showed his joy openly.

Such words really pleased Wonder Woman, and she raised her eyebrows and smiled and answered.

"Such sweet words are out of date. I thought you would think of a newer one."

"But as long as it's true, it will never be out of date no matter how long it takes."

Even though they were about to separate, the atmosphere between them was not infected by sadness, because the encounter itself was worth remembering and happy. Gray Bat hoped that Diana would smile every time she thought of him.

On the other side, Damian, who was investigating the "enemy situation", still had a frown on his face, which didn't seem to be resistance or acceptance. The Red Hood, who was temporarily idle next to him, tried to read his expression and finally made gestures with Tim.

The two began to whisper to each other, giving Damian a percentage of the sentiment.

‘Two points disagree.’ Red Robin wrote this in code.

‘No, I think it’s three points disagree and four points agree.’ Jason gestured back.

‘It’s very awkward, but at least I’m not very dissatisfied.’ Red Robin continued to write.

Jason nodded in agreement, and Nightwing, who sneaked in quietly, looked at Tim, who was always well-behaved, and then looked at the other rebellious Jason, and then stretched out his hand to respond.

‘I bet it’s 50-50 between being happy and unhappy.’

Even though he was concentrating, Damian noticed something was wrong and looked up alertly, just in time to see the three people who were making fun of him.