Beastmaster: I gain power in movies

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After that, Batman handed the coin he had taken from Mr. Harvey back to Mr. Harvey.

It's like using coins to represent Gotham City.

Mr. Harvey subconsciously held the coin.

However, at this moment, Mr. Harvey seemed to suddenly understand Batman's intentions.

He tightly grasped the coin that Batman handed back, and then shouted at Batman's back:

“You can’t do this!

You must not give in to those criminals!"

However, the only response he got was Batman's cold and determined back.

Looking at the scene in front of him, Mr. Harvey became more and more excited.

His voice involuntarily rose an octave, and he shouted at Batman's back, almost roaring:

"You can't compromise with those criminals!"

Mr. Harvey's eyes were filled with anger and disappointment.

He couldn't seem to understand why Batman would make such a decision.

Is he really crazy?

Is it because the criminal he is dealing with is a lunatic that he has to drive himself crazy?

But Batman didn't respond to his hysterics.

He still walked away indifferently, as if everything around him had nothing to do with him.

The only person left there was Mr. Harvey, who was standing there looking at his back.

And the Joker's men who were still kneeling there, their faces filled with fear.

Even though Batman has been separated from Harvey and others.

But the system's real-time monitoring screen is still firmly locked on him.

Seeing this scene, Ning Meng understood:

There will definitely be more to come for Batman.

Therefore, she did not choose to turn off the system's real-time monitoring screen, but continued to pay attention to the contents on the screen.

In the picture, Batman was seen returning to his equipment storehouse calmly.

He took off his heavy gear with deft movements.

After carefully placing them, he walked towards his luxurious apartment.

After all, at this moment in that luxurious apartment, the beautiful Rachel was waiting for him.

Batman knew he couldn't keep Rachel waiting too long.

So he rushed back to the apartment without delay.

After he opened the door, he saw Rachel standing inside the apartment as expected.

Batman walked to Rachel's side silently like a ghost.

Then he stood there quietly, gazing at the view outside through the huge floor-to-ceiling windows.

His figure looked particularly tall and majestic in the moonlight.

But there is also a hint of unspeakable loneliness and fatigue.

Rachel broke the silence, her voice trembling as she spoke to Batman:

“I just got a call from Xavi.

He told me that Batman seemed to have lost his mind and he was going to turn himself in!"

Hearing this, Batman's eyes moved slightly, but he did not respond to Rachel immediately.

He still looked out the window intently, as if the endless darkness could give him the answer.

After a moment, Batman slowly turned his head.

He looked at Rachel firmly and calmly, and said softly:

"I have no choice."

There was helplessness and determination in his voice.

After all, today's Joker is like a time bomb that could explode at any time.

What’s even more terrifying is that this bomb possesses extraordinary intelligence.

Every move he planned was so ingenious that there was almost no flaw.

Except for Gordon who was saved by the Silver Knight, none of the targets he targeted were spared and all were killed.

Faced with such an opponent, Batman knew that he could no longer sit idly by.

The Joker's madness makes him realize that if he does not take action, more innocent lives will be threatened.

Perhaps only by surrendering oneself can the Joker's evil deeds be temporarily stopped and those who are powerless to resist be protected.

Although this means he will face huge risks and unknown consequences, he is willing to pay the price.

Batman's decision was not a rash one, but a helpless choice made after careful consideration.

He knew the decision might be controversial and questionable.

But under the current circumstances, he believes this is the only viable option.

He must trust his own judgment, even if the road is full of thorns and dangers.

And no matter what method I use.

Whether it is searched by normal methods or by criminal means.

There is not even a single clue about the clown.

After all, it’s just like what the person said before.

I am a very principled person, but the Joker is not like that.

If they really told him about the Joker.

Then the clown will never let them go.

And indeed no criminal would risk offending the Joker and being arrested by himself by revealing any information about the Joker to himself.

So at this moment Batman felt that he was powerless.

He had to do as the Joker had said before.

Take off your mask in public.

Then go to the police station and turn yourself in.

But Batman is still hesitating at this time, is it really right for him to do this?

Rachel, who was standing next to him at this time, obviously also saw Batman's hesitation.

She knew Batman was hesitating whether or not to surrender himself.

Batman knew very well that if he turned himself in, he would lose his freedom and become a prisoner.

But if he doesn't turn himself in, how can he face the people of this city?

He has always appeared as an image of justice, but now he is in trouble because he cannot find the Joker.

He began to doubt whether he was really qualified to be a superhero.

And should he show Batman’s true face to the world?

If I really do this, then wouldn’t all my previous efforts be in vain?

After all, superheroes also need privacy and protection.

If your identity is exposed, you are likely to face various dangers and challenges.

And even if I really turned myself in.

He was also not sure whether the Joker would keep his promise as before and stop killing innocent people.

All of this made him very hesitant, and his heart was full of contradictions and struggles.

At this moment, the clever Rachel saw Batman's hesitation, and she said directly to Batman:

"Do you really think that your method of turning yourself in to the police will really stop the Joker from continuing to kill people?"

Batman was stunned when he heard Rachel's words, and he thought about this problem again.

Indeed, even if he turned himself in, there was no guarantee that the Joker would stop his evil deeds.

Perhaps the clown will become even more complacent and hurt more innocent people.

So, what can we do to truly solve this problem?

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