Beastmaster: I gain power in movies

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That day, the Joker came to the party he hosted in search of Harvey Dent.

In order to prevent the clown from hurting more people, Rachel chose to stand up and delay time.

However, the Joker was not impressed by her courage and threw her off a tall building.

Batman witnessed this scene, his heart filled with anxiety and worry.

Without hesitation, he jumped off the building along with Rachel, trying his best to catch her.

At that moment, he forgot about his own safety and only thought about protecting Rachel.

Finally, at the critical moment, he reached Rachel and successfully saved her life.

Today, Rachel is alive and well, all thanks to Batman's bravery and decisiveness.

And what the Joker just said obviously told him that.

Not only does he have Harvey Dent, but he also has Rachel as a hostage!

His words made Batman feel the anger surging in his mind.

Batman clenched his fists tightly, using such force that his fists were shaking slightly.

After all, the reason Batman is so anxious now is not because he knows Harvey Dent.

It was because Harvey Dent took the responsibility for him.

That's why more people regard Harvey Dent as a thorn in their side.

That's why he was taken away by the clown at this time.

And now, not only did he not know Harvey Dent's exact location from the Joker.

He even found out that Rachel was also kidnapped by the Joker.

One is a friend who has done me a favor, and the other is the girl I like.

How could this not make Batman feel angry?

Batman's eyes became more fierce, he clenched his teeth, trying to restrain the impulse in his heart.

However, the anger in Batman's heart continued to erupt like a volcano and could break out at any time.

He is well aware of the Joker's sinister intentions, but at this moment, Batman is more worried about the safety of Harvey and Rachel.

Batman took a deep breath, trying to calm himself.

He knew that when facing a cunning enemy like the Joker, acting impulsively would only make things worse.

He must think calmly and find a way to rescue Harvey and Rachel.

Although his rage was still burning, Batman gradually regained his sanity and tried to start analyzing the situation.

It's just that Batman really couldn't control the anger in his mind.

His eyes had turned bloodshot and his body was trembling slightly.

It's like a volcano about to erupt.

And the price of Batman's mind being filled with rage is this.

He threw the clown onto the iron table in the interrogation room with an over-the-shoulder throw.

There was only a loud "bang" and the clown's body hit the iron table heavily, making a crisp sound.

Then the clown digested the pain and burst into laughter.

Batman pulled up the chair he had been sitting on and walked to the door of the interrogation room.

He placed a chair behind the door and pressed the back of the chair tightly against the underside of the door handle.

After doing all this, Batman turned around and returned to the Joker with peace of mind.

After all, Batman felt that his next actions would be extreme.

And looking at Batman's series of actions.

Commissioner Gordon, who had been checking the surveillance outside, knew that Batman must have been angered by the Joker.

Then Batman can no longer control his behavior.

He might do something out of line, which is something Commissioner Gordon doesn't want to see.

After all, if Batman really hurt the Joker, the consequences could be serious.

In the worst case, the clown may no longer be willing to cooperate with the police, and in the worst case, it may even cause the clown to lose his life.

This makes it even more impossible for them to learn from the Joker the whereabouts of Harvey Dent and the "other person" that the Joker mentioned.

So, what will be the fate of Harvey Dent and that man?

The answer seems obvious.

Therefore, Commissioner Gordon even considered the safety of the hostages.

He also had to quickly leave the monitoring room and rush to the interrogation room.

However, he arrived too late.

When he tried to push open the door of the interrogation room again, Batman had already blocked it from the inside with a chair.

Although it's just a small chair, Batman cleverly placed it in a key position.

This move successfully prevented others from entering the room.

The Joker on the iron table propped up his upper body and watched Batman's series of actions.

He stopped laughing and said to Batman:

"Look at you now, Batman."

His tone was provocative and sarcastic, as if he was mocking Batman's behavior.

Then the clown sat up and stretched on the iron table.

Then, looking at Batman who kept approaching him, he continued:

"Actually, I'm really curious if Harvey Dent knows anything about what happened between you and his little cutie?

Does he know what happened between you?"

This got Batman's attention, but he didn't respond and continued walking forward.

However, Batman no longer wanted the Joker to change the subject again.

He realized that he couldn't be led by the clown any longer and he had to get back to the point.

So, he took advantage of the clown's failure to react and rushed forward quickly.

Batman reached the Joker at incredible speed, stretched out his hand and grabbed his head tightly.

He slammed the Joker's head hard against the glass on the Joker's side of the interrogation room.

There was a dull thud.

The sudden attack caught the Joker off guard and he was completely unable to resist.

This violent impact directly created a spider-web-shaped crack on the glass.

It was as if the whole room was shaking.

Batman's power is astonishing, his rage and determination unleashed in this moment.

As he moved, he loudly questioned the clown:

"Now I want to know where the hell they are?"

But the Joker was not angry at all when he was treated like this by Batman.

Instead, he sat on the ground, leaning against the wall and spoke slowly to Batman:

"Actually, if you could kill me, that would be a good option."

Looking at the Joker like this, Batman determined the questions he wanted to ask.

He knew that even if he killed him now, there was no way to save those two people.

Then he punched the clown in the head and roared again:

"Where are they now?"

Batman's punch knocked the Joker to the ground again.

As for the Joker, he chose to prop himself up and lean against the wall once again while asking himself questions.

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