In the end, Bruce didn't choose to go back to her newly rented house with Selena, because he felt that if he stayed any longer, he might go into shock from high blood pressure, if not from gastroenteritis.

When he was in love with Selena, Bruce fantasized several times, what kind of environment she lived in, what kind of upbringing experience, and what kind of personality could shape her so charismatic?

At the time, Bruce didn't have a clear idea of the East End, and he had compassion for everyone here, and Catwoman was no exception.

Then when he came here, he realized that he was the one who needed to be sympathized, and Selena was living very well here.

She is like a fish swimming in a shallow bay, every pebble in this small pond can't escape her eyes, where to rent a house, how to get a ride, how to find a job, how to buy things...... These things that Bruce needed to take his time to figure out seemed unusually easy to her.

Of course, this is because Bruce has only been here for less than two months, and Selena has been here for 20 years, but men always have extra self-esteem when facing women, especially their girlfriends.

And the truths Selena told him made him understand that he was really cheated, but at the same time, it also made him feel lost.

He didn't hear a single cry for help here, and no one complained to him about how miserable life was here.

If other strangers are because they can't show weakness to others, but Bruce recalls that Selena, who was very close to him, never said a bad word about the slums.

This is actually very incredible, because Selena is a lucky girl from the slums to the upper class, since she fell in love with Bruce, she has been to the whole Gotham, and even the whole East Coast of high-end restaurants, every time she travels is the most upscale hotel, car after car, maid security never left.

She is like a real noble-born socialite, she has seen the prosperity of the materialistic world, Bruce once fantasized about listening to the fragile part of Selena's heart, her unbearable past, and also wondered if Selena's estrangement from him was because she recognized the difference in class between the two of them.

But today, Bruce discovers that Selena has never felt inferior because of her origins, and that she can still live well in the slums after enjoying the most luxurious life in the world.

It's actually weird, isn't it? Bruce thinks that people work hard all their lives, just to strive for the top and create a better living environment for themselves, and from thrift to luxury, from luxury to thrift, after living in Wayne Manor, even the best house in living hell looks like a broken shed.

But Selena didn't hate it at all, she didn't have the slightest intention of letting Bruce Wayne take her away, and Bruce even had the illusion that Selena seemed to like life here more.

What exactly is there to like here?

This question made Bruce feel lost, because his experience here was very bumpy, so he felt that the people here should be in hell.

But the fact is that when he regained a slightly more objective mentality and was no longer manipulated by emotions, he found that the people here are not actually negative, and to some extent, they can even be called optimistic. ….

The smile they show may not be a bitter smile, but a smile from the heart.

This shook Bruce's opinion once again, and he felt that he would still struggle with this question for a long time, and that he needed to stay here and find a real answer.

But soon, he had new troubles.

After Konstantin, Gordon, Harvey, Alfred and Selena, a man who should have found this place sooner, finally found it, and that was Schiller.

It was a night when Bruce was still wandering, and Schiller, in his sleep, received a phone call, and it was Victor.

Victor's first words were: "Schiller, I'm going to tell you a piece of news, but don't be angry, really, stabilize your emotions, don't be angry......

At that time, Schiller was just about to fall asleep, and the fact that he was woken up by the phone call made him a little angry

angry, but because it was Victor who called, he could bear it, but then, the news that Victor said made Schiller a little angry.

Victor told him that his former protégé, Bruce Wayne, also known as Batman, missed a month of school and missed the first round of his internship after Schiller relaxed his requirements.

I believe that people who have been teachers, parents, and even older brothers and sisters understand that the most infuriating thing is that you thought that this bear child was a little better, and finally understood something, and he turned his head and stabbed you in a bigger basket.

Even in Gotham University, missing classes for a month in a row is a big deal, if a student other than Bruce misses class for a month, then the teacher can almost write him a death certificate with his eyes closed, but it is Batman who misses class for a month.

Although Schiller was now very eager to write him a death certificate, his sanity told him that it was unlikely that Batman would die, and that he would not die for a full month.

Although Schiller doesn't want to admit it, Batman has improved a lot, in addition to his previous fighting skills and invention ability, he has also improved a little bit in dealing with people and emotional intelligence.

And the external environment of Gotham has become a little calmer because of Schiller's various disturbances, everyone is busy making money, and no one cares about Batman.

The possibility of Batman's death is too small, so since he is not dead, why didn't he go to class?

With such a question, Schiller found the extremely haggard Bruce in the East End.

The moment he saw him, Schiller thought that he might have seen it wrong, and deliberately asked Gray Mist to adjust his vision cells to make sure he wasn't hallucinating.

When Schiller and Bruce met on the street, Bruce was wearing a dusty jacket, the cuffs of his pants were full of mud spots, the two feet were not the same color as the rain boots, and the umbrella he was carrying had three broken bones.

What was even more peculiar was his current appearance, with a full beard, medium-length hair that was about to touch his shoulders, sunken cheeks, and, from the side of his neck to his cheekbones, there was a large burn scar, and his entire face was corroded by chemical dyes.

Looking at such an image, Schiller almost shouted a clown, and it was not until he used his spirit vision that he was sure that this was Bruce, Bruce Wayne, a man who was called Batman more than a month ago. ….

The two looked at each other in silence.

Schiller speculated that Bruce might have done something, but in the face of such a blue, Schiller still didn't know what to say.

He stood there for at least two minutes before he came up to Bruce, tapped the ground at Bruce's feet with his umbrella, and said:

"Otherwise, you'd better go back and write your paper."

Bruce was also stunned, he didn't expect that in less than two months, the first thing the professor said would be this sentence.

Bruce never expected to hear anything nice from Schiller, a professor who hated everyone in the world equally.

The logic of his language is based on the fact that everyone owes him eighteen million, and his style of language is designed to break the defense of everyone who speaks to him equally, and no one is exempt from vulgarity.

Bruce was sure it was the mildest sentence he'd ever heard from Schiller, and he didn't even mention skipping school and not turning in homework.

Schiller sighed and said, "No matter how you got yourself to be like this, no matter what you're struggling with right now, you can always go back to school, it's a good place for anyone, including you, Batman."

"Thank you, but I don't want to go back." When Bruce said this, he felt like he was ringing in his ears.

"And where do you want to go?" Schiller asked with a frown.

"I want to stay here, stay in the slums, live here."

Schiller surveyed his surroundings, a very chaotic street in the East End, and until now, his head still poked out of the dark alley, his greedy eyes aimed at every living thing here.

"Why do you want to stay here?" Schiller asked again.

"Because I want to know what it's like to live in the slums." Bruce replied very bluntly again, the style was concise and precise, not at all like him.

"Slum life?" Schiller frowned and showed a puzzled expression, but Bruce took the initiative to speak:

"Professor, have you ever lived in a slum? Do you know what life is like here?"

Schiller paused, and began to rummage through the stalls of the Tower of His Mind.

He was sure that he had never lived in a slum, and that he had never left the big city since graduation in his previous life, and that although the overall conditions were not very good, it was certainly not a slum.

After coming to the two worlds here, the DC world, Schiller has been living in Gotham University, and then bought a manor, both of which are far away from the so-called slums, and the closest he has to the slums is when he lives in Hell's Kitchen in Marvel New York.

But in fact, it is not a slum, it is more like a gangster gathering place, but the security is poor, and the living conditions are not bad.

It's true that it used to be one of Manhattan's most famous slums, but that was a long time ago, now. Hell's Kitchen is very close to Manhattan's business district, and the commute to and from Manhattan is only a few dozen minutes, so it can be said that it is a prime location, even Stark, which can not be called a slum now.

And now it's 1990, even on the relatively wealthy East Coast, there are a lot of slums, Gotham's slums, it can be said that it is anti-guest-oriented, other cities are mostly normal areas, slums are pendants, and in Gotham, normal areas and rich areas are pendants.

"What do you want to say?" Schiller asked, looking at Bruce.

"Do you know how hard it is to live in a slum?" Bruce asked, and as soon as he finished speaking, he saw a very puzzled expression on the face of the professor opposite, and then he heard that Schiller asked in a very confused tone:

"Is it hard to live in a slum? What's the difficulty?"

Then, in Schiller's shocked gaze, Bruce smiled an extremely stiff smile, which he smiled even though it was shallow and looked like crying.

A stiff look disappeared in a flash, and Schiller slowly opened his mouth and said, "I'm not worried about the slums, I'm more worried about your mental state now......

"But I'm going to stay here, and I'm not going anywhere." Bruce said, "If you want to treat me, you have to stay here."

Schiller pursed his lips and said, "You mean, you don't want to go to class, and you want to pull me to skip class with you, are you a little too much? Bruce?"

"Besides, what's so hard about living in a slum? Can it be harder than an essay? You're almost done with your paper, and you can't fix the slum?"

Bruce looked Schiller in the eye and said, "Are you going to try it?"

Schiller was genuinely confused, and he said, "You're not serious, are you? Do you really think it's harder to live in a place like this than it is for you to live in the upper class?"

Then, he sighed and said, "Okay, most of the students are going to internships anyway, so I'll stay here for a while."

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