Beastmaster: I gain power in movies

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Hearing this, Batman stood up.

He stared closely at the person on the ground, his eyes revealing a hint of confusion and struggle.

He seemed to be thinking about something, and his inner conflict prevented him from responding immediately.

At the same time, the scene switched to the other side, where Mr. Harvey was talking to the clown's men.

Mr. Harvey took out the revolver he carried with him with an expressionless face.

He quickly opened the magazine and checked the number of bullets inside.

When he discovered that the magazine of the pistol was stuffed full.

The corners of Mr. Harvey's mouth rose slightly, revealing a cold smile.

Then, without hesitation, he pulled the trigger in one direction.

With a loud bang, the bullet shot out at a high speed, and the strong impact force made the surrounding air tremble.

The sudden gunshot obviously scared the Joker's men. He trembled all over and his face turned pale as paper.

However, Mr. Harvey did not stop his actions.

He put the revolver to the Joker's men's heads.

Then he asked him fiercely in a threatening tone:

"How do you feel now?

are you afraid?

Fear?

This is the reality you face!

You thought you could play with other people's lives at will, but now it's your turn to feel this helplessness and despair.

Tell me, do you want to continue like this?"

His voice was cold and firm, as if carrying endless majesty, which made people shudder.

But at this moment, the Joker's men spoke the first words Harvey had spoken since he had seen him.

His tone was very firm, and he seemed to know Harvey very well. He said to Harvey:

"No you won't, you won't do that."

However, Harvey loudly retorted without showing any weakness:

"I can do it. I can do anything. How do you know I can't do it?

What makes you think I can't do it?

Do you think I don't have this ability?

Do you really think I don't have the courage?"

He was breathing heavily, his heart pounding, and he kept preparing himself mentally.

Obviously, even now we know that Mr. Gordon was only seriously injured and is recuperating in the hospital.

But Mr. Harvey is still unwilling to let the Joker and his cronies off easily.

You know, if the Silver Knight hadn't come to help.

Then Gordon would probably have died long ago, with no chance of survival.

Because of this, Mr. Harvey wanted to shoot a bullet into the head of the person in front of him right now.

So that he can taste the bitter fruit of angering me.

However, Mr. Harvey knew that he could not do this.

Even if it was due to his original intention of devoting himself to maintaining urban security for many years and trying to severely punish every brutal lawbreaker through the law.

But what am I doing right now?

I even had the idea of ​​executing this man privately.

When Mr. Harvey realized this, he suddenly turned to the Joker's subordinate and said:

"Yes, you are right, I really wouldn't do that."

The Joker's men just smiled as they listened to what Mr. Harvey said.

But in fact, his heart was already in turmoil, and he didn't say much.

Because he knew that no matter how much he said at this moment, it would be useless.

However, just as he was secretly rejoicing that he would only suffer minor skin injuries and would be able to leave safely.

Mr. Harvey then said suddenly:

"I will not leave the decision of executing you to myself."

After that, he slowly took out a coin from his pocket.

Carefully he held it in his palm and showed it to the Joker's men.

Then, Mr. Harvey said to the Joker's men in a calm and cold tone:

“If the coin falls, it’s heads.

Then congratulations, your head will still remain safely on your neck.

But if, unfortunately, the coin falls with tails facing up..."

Having said this, Mr. Harvey paused for a moment, as if he was deliberately creating a tense atmosphere.

Then he continued:

"Then I can only regretfully tell you that you are really unlucky today."

However, Mr. Harvey did not make a final decision immediately.

He stared at the Joker's men again, as if trying to see through their eyes into his inner fear and despair.

After a moment, he asked:

"So now you want to tell me anything about the Joker?"

Mr. Harvey's tone was full of expectation and authority.

But the clown's men remained smiling and silent.

Ning Meng couldn't help but wonder if there was something wrong with this person's facial muscles?

Why did he keep that smile all the time, even when he was extremely scared, it didn't change at all.

Did he have an uncanny confidence that Mr. Harvey wouldn't actually hurt him?

Where does this confidence come from?

Is it because of the friendly image Mr. Harvey has always presented to the outside world?

However, Mr. Harvey's friendliness is limited to kind people who pose no threat to Gotham City.

At this moment, the person in front of him obviously no longer belongs to this category.

Mr. Harvey was obviously irritated. He nodded slightly and then threw the coin in his hand into the air decisively.

The coin flipped in the air, flashing a metallic light, as if symbolizing the choice of fate.

As the coin fell, the whole scene became tense, as if time had stood still.

Everyone's eyes were focused on the coin, waiting for its final destination.

Just as the coin was about to fall to the ground, Mr. Harvey quickly stretched out his palm and caught it steadily.

Then he tapped the coin gently onto the back of the hand holding the gun.

When Mr. Harvey removed his hand, the clown's henchman breathed a sigh of relief.

Tears glistened in his eyes, and it was obvious that he had just experienced a terrifying experience.

However, what really comforted him was.

The coin on the back of Mr. Harvey's hand is now facing up.

According to the rules Mr Harvey had stated earlier, this meant that he should now be free.

Thinking of this, he couldn't help but laugh out loud in relief, but Mr. Harvey obviously didn't intend to let him go easily.

With a sneer on his face, he said to the clown's men:

"It's okay, then, let's do it again."

Just as Mr. Harvey was about to take the coin from the back of his hand.

When you plan to do the same action again.

The clown's men could no longer remain calm and composed.

The strength and calmness he had pretended to have throughout the night became so ridiculous when facing a life-and-death situation.

He shouted at Mr. Harvey at the top of his lungs:

“I really don’t know anything!

Oh, for God's sake, please forgive me!"

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