"Originally, I came to the hospital to knock on the side about the 'bat monster', after all, the timing of Barbara's sudden injury coincided with the time when the legend of the 'bat monster' began to circulate......

Looking at the Batmobile in the distance, Dean stood on the roof of the building and fell into deep thought.

What I didn't expect was that Batman and Dick were also in the hospital, so it was difficult for Dean to ask Barbara for this information.

After all, Dean didn't know Barbara's identity as a bat girl, and it was impossible to know that Barbara had been to the Upper West Side, where the 'bat monsters' haunted.

Naturally, there was no reason to ask Barbara about this, even if he showed that he was only interested in urban legends, it would be too far-fetched to want Amway to give this story to others, and Dick knew that Dean was not that kind of person.

Perhaps it would seem strange that Dean was so interested in the lore of the Bat Monster, since it had nothing to do with him.

He's Kidd, the monster thief, and the possibility of conflict with this monster isn't too great, so why care so much?

Huh~ It's wrong to think so.

Dean lives in a world of extreme danger and strangeness, where the two most important and central components are superheroes and supercriminals, and everything else, things, and even thoughts, are just inconsequential supporting characters.

No way, this is the cruel reality of the illusory world, and nothing can change it.

If you don't know enough about the supercriminals, it's a terrible situation for Dean.

Maybe he doesn't have a reason to conflict with most of the supercriminals, but that doesn't mean the supercriminals won't be hired!

After so many years of ups and downs in Gotham, the Penguins have always stood tall as the underground king, and their rule over the underworld is about to surpass Falcone's, is it really only relying on ordinary gang subordinates and bribing the government?

Just kidding, do you think it's the old days when Falcone was in charge?

It's time for superpowers and mutants!

Among the many leaders known to have surrendered to the Penguin, there are several supernatural beings such as the Invisible Man, the Hypnotic Man, the Poison Man, and Mr. Flammable.

Although the penguin man does not have superpowers of his own, he is good at co-opting and managing these people so that they can be used for their own purposes, which is the most terrifying thing about the penguin people.

Many people think that there aren't many transcendents in Gotham, and Dean thought so when he first crossed over.

Later, he learned that there were quite a few transcendents here, but compared to the transcendents in places outside Gotham such as the larger metropolis Seaside City Central City, the strength of their abilities was not very prominent, and the impact on the overall residents of Gotham was relatively weak.

All in all, since you can't change the fact that you live in a fucking world, you can only accept it.

As one savior said, when you can't change things and have limitations, all you can change is yourself.

Dean has been in Gotham for so many years and has never missed a single report on supercriminals because it is so relevant to his life.

In fact, every Gotham is similar, because it is also closely related to their lives.

Now that Gotham is suspected of having a transcendent species that resembles a bat, how can Dean not be concerned?

And this time, he plans to try to get first-hand information, rather than passively waiting for the news to come out, not to mention that no one can guarantee that the content of the news is comprehensive enough.

"But then again, since Bruce and Dick are both present at the hospital, it's 100% certain that the 'Bat Monster' is real."

Dean thought to himself.

"It's night, it's supposed to be the time for Batman and Robin to go out, but they showed up at Gotham General Hospital, why? I can't think of any other reason than to come to Barbara to learn more about the bat monster. ”

"The direction of the Batmobile just now is indeed driving near the Upper West Side, and it can only be to find the bat monster."

The Batmobile was far faster than a regular sports car, and it was obviously impossible to catch up with Dean's glider, and flying in the sky with the glider was a bit too conspicuous.

However, he didn't really have to chase the Batmobile, and he shouldn't have done so.

Dean didn't believe that Batman's anti-reconnaissance ability would not be able to detect that someone was following him, and he would have to find another way to get the first-hand information of the bat monster.

So, Dean took out the copycat bat suit and put it on for himself.

Tonight, he's going to play a hot-hearted teenager who imitates Batman!

He wants to be a partner in justice! ——

After some time, the Upper West Side.

Due to the increasingly noisy topic of bat monster murder in recent days, no one dares to go out at night here, although there are not many people who usually do.

Such a quiet, uninhabited road is just right for Batmobile drag racing.

I saw a slender vehicle whizzing past the road, and the rolling noise lasted for quite a long time before it subsided.

Batman dares to drive like this, not because he is rich and not afraid of car accidents, but because the Batmobile's braking ability has surpassed the scope of normal technology.

Even at full speed, it can achieve an emergency stop of a few tenths of a second, of course, the result is 100% overturned, but the unique feature of the Batmobile allows Batman to freely control the direction of the rollover to ensure that no one is injured.

What to do when there are people in front of you, left and right......

Is it possible that Batman wouldn't have gone as fast or changed to another mode of transportation in this case?

Chirping!

The Batmobile is parked in front of a wooded area, the junction of the Upper West Side and Robinson Park, and the first scene of the Bat Monster homicide.

That is, the first body to be found with a strange cause of death is in the vicinity.

Robinson Park is a woodland park located between the Upper West and East Sides and is so large that it almost corresponds to a city district.

The Finger River, Gotham's longest river, runs through Robinson Park, and Gotham's largest reservoir is built in the heart of Robinson Park.

Batman and Robin arrive at the original scene of the crime, where no one is there anymore and only a blockade remains.

"The bodies here have been taken to the morgue of the GCPD, otherwise we should have had more information."

In the woods, Robin looked at a tree with more than a dozen strange claw marks.

"Batman, do you think the marks on this tree could have been caught by the bat monster?"

(On credit, on credit, now you owe two chapters, okay, no, you owe three chapters!) I will start making it up tomorrow, and if I can't make it up tomorrow, I'll make it up the day after tomorrow, and I swear to the urinal that was smashed by Batman, and I'll definitely make it up in the end! ）

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