Chapter 189 Batmobile Compatible with Black Smoke Mode
Chapter 189 Batmobile Compatible with Black Smoke Mode
Chapter 189 Batmobile Compatible with Black Smoke Mode
No little boy in this world loses his parents because of an armed thug.
Upon hearing the words "Lord Batman," Earth Zero's "Batman" fell silent.
With a clanging sound, the sound of a batarang falling came, and Connors felt that Earth Zero's "Batman" might be both silent and vulnerable.
The Batman from Earth Zero seemed to be persuaded, and he chose to step out of the darkness and stand before "Lord Batman".
A few minutes later, the two Batmen were already standing in the bat cave, which had been transformed into a prison, watching the surveillance cameras in Arkham Asylum.
In the surveillance footage, the "Justice League" from Earth Zero is fighting a group of "Lord Superman".
Judging from the broken heads of the "Lord Superman" figures that keep flying up in the footage, these are all robots.
"Your friends are fighting at Arkham Asylum," Lord Batman said.
"Then we should make them stop."
Batman replied, and walked off in one direction of the Batcave, where all sorts of vehicles were parked.
"Lord Batman" stopped him:
"Wait a minute, are you confident you can convince your comrades to stop? We need to decide what kind of vehicles and armor to use."
Connors' ears perked up immediately upon hearing this.
Judging from what "Lord Batman" is saying, he's prepared to use violence if the "Justice League" doesn't cooperate and stop?
"Batman" understood what "Lord Batman" meant, and he turned around to give the other person a strange look:
"I'm confident."
Aside from the time he drove the Batmobile shortly after his time travel, this was the first time Connors had actually driven the Batmobile in a proper manner.
The two Batmen sat in the back, while Connors, upside down, took the driver's seat, pressing one foot firmly on the accelerator.
With one hand gripping the steering wheel, the other hand pressed the car's buttons at a dizzying speed.
"Your car isn't going very fast either."
The scenery on both sides of the street rushed past, and the Batmobile sped through the streets of Gotham at a speed that seemed to fly, but Connors still said with some disdain.
"Lord Batman" stared intently at Connors:
"Where's your old black smoke horse? All my Batmobiles have a built-in mode for horseback riding, if you're willing to sell it to me."
"Not for sale!" Connors refused without hesitation.
How much time has passed, and you're still thinking about your black smoke? You even made sure the Batmobile had a compatibility mode with the Warhorse?
The "Batman" from Earth Zero had never seen Black Smoke in his warhorse form before. He looked at the two men with some confusion and chose to remain silent.
Batman turned his gaze out the car window, because the world had been completely taken over by the Lord of Justice.
Everyone was behaving themselves, and there wasn't a single car violating traffic rules on the street.
So he broke the silence:
"I can hardly believe this is still Gotham City." Batman saw pedestrians walking in a line like ants on the side of the road. Someone accidentally stepped on the tactile paving and was immediately arrested by the police.
"Some people will like Gotham City like this," Batman quipped.
"Who?" Lord Batman asked instinctively.
"Those who are parents. They will be proud of you," Batman said.
His words were clearly a rebuttal to the "Lord Batman" line he made earlier in the Batcave.
Now it was the Lord Batman's turn to be silent. Just then, Connors slammed on the gas again, as if he wanted to stick his foot into the Batmobile's fuel tank.
The sudden acceleration nearly caused the two Batmen to lose their balance and lean backward.
"That's not right." After settling back into his seat, Lord Batman looked at Connors. "That was already the fastest speed possible. How did you manage to accelerate the Batmobile again?"
Batman silently fastens his seatbelt:
"Batmobile Compatibility Mode 1 -
Lord Batman instantly realized that Connors must have released the warhorse he had been longing for after learning that the vehicle was compatible with the warhorse!
From the inside, the Batmobile looks unremarkable, but its exterior has changed dramatically. It is now emitting billowing black smoke, and the rims of its six wheels (four in the front and two in the back) are adorned with images of warhorses.
The exhaust nozzles at the rear of the vehicle no longer spewed flames, but instead emitted black smoke that mirrored the movement of the vehicle body, accompanied by the occasional neighing of warhorses.
But the warhorse's neighing lasted for less than three seconds before abruptly stopping.
It's not that the Batmobile or the black smoke is bad, it's that they've already arrived at their destination.
Their speed was undeniably fast, but by the time the Batmobile stopped at the entrance of Arkham Asylum, the area was already completely surrounded by police cars, tanks, and helicopters.
Police officers carried various rifles and cannons, pointing them at the "Justice League" standing at the entrance of Arkham Asylum. Gordon, now the chief, was speaking through a megaphone:
"Do not act rashly, or you will be evaporated."
The Justice League has located the injured "Hawkeye" and, upon hearing Commissioner Gordon's call, immediately assumed a fighting stance.
"Go, Batman," Connors said to "Lord Batman," and casually activated the ejection mechanism on the Batmobile.
Before the "Lord Batman" sitting in the back could say a word, he was launched into the sky.
Batman: "—"
Launched into the air, "Lord Batman" quickly detached his seat and parachute, then unfurled his cape, landing like a giant bat image in front of the "Justice League."
"Don't move!" Lord Bat said to Chief Gordon.
Amidst the questioning gazes of the Justice League behind him, he said:
"These are my prisoners. I will take them back to prison. You all step back."
Commissioner Gordon stared intently at "Lord Batman":
"There's nothing wrong with your outfit, but how do I know you're not with them?"
Not only did he not order the police officers around him to back down, he even grabbed a gun and pointed it at "Lord Batman" himself.
"Ha." Earth Zero "Batman," sitting inside the Batmobile, sneered as he watched this scene.
Seemingly hearing the mocking voice of another version of himself, "Lord Batman" stepped forward, blocking the muzzle of the gun with his own chest, his voice growing even deeper:
"Are you questioning my authority, Chief?"
In this world, the "Lords of Justice" are the embodiment of the law themselves. When "Lord Batman" adopts an aggressive stance, Commissioner Gordon immediately backs down.
"Put down your guns! Now!"
The police officers around him obediently lowered the muzzle of their guns.
Inside the Batmobile, Batman looked at Gordon, who looked exactly like Commissioner Gordon from his own world, and his expression was somewhat complicated.
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