Bat Fight Simulator

It's blocked!

There was not a lot of clown mud at the door, and Messiah was a little confused when he saw that he couldn't clear the pipe with the plug.

He had promised Jason before he left. With the mentality that he was in trouble by accident, oh, it's all over, Messiah looked around for a garbage bag, and took a shovel to try to bury the remaining clowns in the backyard garden.

Of course, you can't expect to keep the body intact in this situation. It has become a mess of clown mud. A little bit was swept away in the east and a few pieces were shoveled away in the west. The wall has not been cleaned yet, and the blood on the floor has been stepped on by the children coming and going, leaving red footprints everywhere.

The house is more and more like a terrible murder scene.

Messiah was panting after shoveling the soil for a while. It would be easy to be discovered if he dug shallowly. Looking at the cat that was walking around for some reason, but was still shiny and clean without stepping on any blood, Messiah felt that it would be useless if he didn't bury it deeper. It would be bad if it was dug out by a cat or other animal.

So he put his mind back to the toilet, picked up the plunger again and went back to the toilet, not noticing the complicated look of Batman Cat behind him.

As he got closer and closer to his safe house, which he could even call home, Red Hood's heart became heavier and heavier, and the news in the headset was too bad.

The Joker hid, and then gave Batman an invitation to invite them to participate in his game.

Realizing that they were completely distracted by the Arkham prison break, the Joker discovered the Messiah, and Red Hood was completely in a state of rage.

He fought with Batman, and then reluctantly cooperated. He needed to go back to confirm the situation first, and the Bat Family also wanted to find out if there were any clues about the Joker.

The closer he got, the faster his heart beat, and Red Hood suddenly remembered his first encounter with the kid.

At that time, he had completely sobered up from the side effects of death. He left the Assassin's League, but he was also floating in the world like a ghost, learning, fighting, and then pointing his anger at Gotham and the dark bat figure.

They met at this time, and then, then he had a little tail that he couldn't get rid of, an anchor, a companion who knew nothing about the world, innocent and curious, ignorant and like the most thorough mirror.

Red Hood couldn't imagine how crazy he would become if he brought the Messiah into Gotham, but let him die because of him.

Perhaps he should have been more ruthless at the beginning and let the boy go back to the adoptive family that had been found for him, instead of being weak and agreeing because of the other party's persistent pursuit and attitude.

Red Hood saw the destroyed trap on the wall from a distance, and the other party did not alarm the alarm on his side. The ominous premonition seemed to have come true, pointing to the worst possibility.

The roar of the locomotive directly knocked open the gate railing, turned a corner and braked sharply to stop, and Red Hood immediately went into the brighter villa inside, as if blood was already flowing from the door.

The red color was too glaring for him to distinguish clearly for a while, so he could only speed up his pace to the door. As soon as he confirmed that the tattered body was not a boy, he continued to stride inside eagerly.

Walking into the living room with blood everywhere, the blood was splashed all over the floor and dragged everywhere. Red Hood did not find the figure at the first time. Just as he was about to continue searching, he heard the movement in the bathroom under the stairs. The young man had already grasped the handle of the gun on his waist.

He swore that if the clown had not left, he would not hesitate to make the other party's head explode.

However, when he took a few steps around the stairs that blocked his view and drove in the direction of the sound, he saw Messiah who was fighting wits and courage with the toilet and had already stuffed half of the clown's head into it.

Seeing the boy who was safe and sound, Red Hood's first reaction was to finally relax his fear, and then he had the energy to start looking at this place, which was obviously the bloody scene of his safe house.

And he realized what Messiah was doing after the fact.

Wait, was that green just now? ! The clown? ?

The dizzy Red Hood tried to calm down, and Batman and Red Robin, who had been behind him, finally arrived at the scene. Nightwing and the others had to deal with the follow-up of Arkham and could not get away for the time being.

At this moment, Messiah, who was watched by the crowd, froze, and the others at the scene also froze.

The boy held the plunger in his hand and didn't know whether to continue to poke the clown's head down. After all, it was half in, and it seemed that he could just try harder, uh, it seemed too late.

Messiah was also a little dirty, with blood stains on his shoes and trouser legs, and mud on his face. He had no experience in handling corpses. He only knew that they would flush the toilet and bury them in movies and TV shows.

If it wasn't for the loud noise, he actually considered dragging them out and blowing them all up with explosives.

But Jason's first reaction after confirming that the child was fine was to rush over and hug him very tightly.

"Jason?"

Messiah saw the mud and water rubbed against the other person. The heavy rain outside seemed to have stopped at some point, but Red Hood's body could still feel wet.

A slightly damp and dirty, but warm hug. Messiah also reached out to hug back, and even tried to stand on tiptoe to pat the adult man's broader, stronger and more powerful back.

It was Batman's voice that interrupted this warm moment. It sounded cold and ruthless, and he had already confirmed the identity of the deceased and had just stood up from the body.

"You killed the Joker."

Messiah finally remembered what he had done. He could not continue to live in this safe house. Batman was here, and Jason had to clean up his mess.

He looked at the dark and burly body, then retracted his head and hid under Jason's body.

And it was obvious that Red Hood didn't care whether the Joker lived or died. He cared more about his child. He also hid Messiah behind him, stood up and faced Batman, and also blocked the other's view of the boy.