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Chapter 493 Saving Hero Barry

Chapter 493 Saving Hero Barry

"I guess Batman will save the Flash first, so let's go save the Flash first, and then wait for him to come to us," Rune suggested. After all, the goal is to save Batman, so they definitely need to find him first.

"But how are you going to find the Flash?" Catwoman pointed out the crux of the problem.

Gotham City is a very large city with a population of about 3000 million. Finding the Flash among 3000 million people is like finding a needle in a haystack. However, for Rune, the problem is actually very simple.

Rune looked at Catwoman and asked, "Where do you think the villains will imprison the Flash after they capture him?"

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Before Catwoman could answer, Rune shrugged and said, "It's either Arkham Asylum or Blackgate. Trust me, those thugs will just randomly pick one of those two places. Oh, and by the way—"

Considering the unique nature of this enemy, Rune added, "Perhaps the Batcave is also a possible location, but—"

Rune didn't say much, only continuing to watch Selena. His meaning was clear: of everyone present, probably only Catwoman knew the location of the Batcave. As for the password needed to enter—

It's most likely the date Martha or his parents died.

Batman is this kind of dark superhero; he is not only good at torturing criminals, but also good at torturing himself.

"Don't count on me, I'm not taking you to the Bat Cave!" Catwoman scoffed. "Unless you get his permission."

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"The Batcave? That's... Batman's secret base?" The clown squinted and laughed. "Perhaps we can deduce the location of the Batcave by observing the location of Night Owl's secret base. It's not difficult—"

"Yes, yes, they're all equally dark, equally unsmiling," Harley tried to remove Catwoman's mask. The more she looked, the more familiar the lower half of Catwoman's face seemed, but Selena refused to take off the mask. "But I prefer Batman. He's a good guy," 77

Snapped!

Selena slapped Harley's hand away and gave her a reproachful glare.

"You might not like him," Rune said, ignoring the two girls' playful banter. He casually opened a portal. "Everything about Batman stems from the gunshot in the alley when he was eight years old."

"His parents died in that alley, and this event caused him to develop a near-pathological post-traumatic stress disorder."

As he spoke, he gestured for him to leave. "And he still hasn't come out of that alley. His entire heroic career is essentially an endless self-redemption against childhood trauma, so he must have a bad temper."

The clown laughed heartily as he listened to Rune's understanding of Batman. He gave the young man a thumbs up and then stepped into the portal first.

"Wait, how did you come to the conclusion that he has a bad temper?" Harley blinked, looking puzzled, but her hand was still trying to remove Catwoman's mask.

The one who answered her wasn't Rune, but the clown who had already stepped into the portal. He poked his head out again, a smile on his face, "My little fool, because he's still an eight-year-old boy, and children are always unpredictable!"

"If Batman knew you dared to tease him like that, he would beat you half to death!" Catwoman rolled her eyes, grabbed Harley's mischievous hand, and walked into the portal together.

Rune shrugged; he was a big fan of Batman.

Batman is an eternal tragic hero. What makes his story so moving is not his ability to win, but his choice to fight for the city even after enduring pain that could destroy anyone.

Doesn't it have a bit of a Don Quixote charging at windmills vibe?

On the other side of the portal is Arkham Asylum, the most famous inmate of which is the Joker, who transformed Harleen Francis Quezel into Harley Quinn here, though he should have been captured by Jason by now.

Arkham Asylum has now become a living hell, with only corpses and blood scattered on the ground and filth covering the walls, making it desolate and horribly deserted.

Fun fact: The doctor-patient relationship at Arkham Asylum was not good. Many medical staff may have become perpetrators, and some patients may have tried to hypnotize nurses or psychiatrists.

"Looks like this isn't where the Flash is being held." Rune sighed. One in three chance, and he got one wrong right off the bat.

Harley Quinn also complained, "If I had to choose between Arkham Asylum and Arkham Concentration Camp, I would rather choose the latter, at least the people there are more normal."

As she spoke, she stood on tiptoe, afraid of stepping on those disgusting things. These were her favorite shoes, and she wouldn't wear them if it weren't for the fact that she was going to enter a new world.

"Arkham concentration camp?"

In response to Catwoman's questioning, Rune explained, "The Batman counterpart in that world is called Night Owl. He's a villain who locked up heroes in Arkham Asylum and extracted profits from their special abilities. So Harley's description is correct."

"It's so great that our universe's Batman is a good guy," Catwoman exclaimed, while Rune opened another portal.

Argumentation came from the other side of the door; it sounded like there were quite a few people involved.

"What do you mean? Say it again if you dare!" The speaker—well, it's hard to say if he was even human, because he was covered in rough, thick, gray-green scales like the bark of an old tree, and was exceptionally tall and burly, with a crocodile-like snout on his head.

An assassin dressed as Batman coldly said, "Killer Croc, don't be ungrateful. The surgery must go through, but as long as you don't try to challenge the authority of the League of Assassins, we won't detonate the explosives in your necks."

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However, there are quite a few villains who oppose the practice of implanting explosives in the body. The Scarecrow, hunched over, stares intently at the group of assassins in bat armor, his eyes filled with madness.

Black Mask and his henchmen were eyeing him menacingly. Firefly began to spew flames from his flamethrower, clearly eager to try. Poison Ivy looked at Firefly with disgust, but then turned her gaze back to the assassin.

"This wasn't mentioned in our previous terms of cooperation." Bain stepped out from the back of the crowd, and the thugs along the way made way for this powerful figure with perfect understanding.

He once defeated Batman, and that alone makes him worthy of the fear of all villains, not to mention Bane's mind, which is completely at odds with his size.

In addition to his powerful physique, Bane also possesses a genius-level intellect that rivals that of Batman.

Now, the terrifyingly muscular man leaned down, coldly staring at the lead assassin, and sneered, "Just because you're wearing Batman's armor, you think you're Batman?"

"No, you're just circus clowns in suits!"

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