Beastmaster: I gain power in movies

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Mr. Harvey listened to Batman's words and fell into deep thought.

He thought back to what had happened in the past few days and realized that he had embarked on a path of no return.

He said painfully:

"He's right."

However, Batman does not want Mr. Harvey to remain in self-denial.

He looked seriously at Mr. Harvey and said:

"You're the only one with a gun here, Harvey.

I don't think you should point a gun at innocent people.

Instead, the guns should be pointed at those who are truly responsible for this incident.”

After saying that, Batman stared at Mr. Harvey closely, hoping that he could understand what he meant.

The person Batman is referring to is naturally himself.

Mr. Harvey also heard the hidden meaning of Batman's words.

So he nodded in agreement, but he still said to Batman stubbornly:

“Well, maybe you’re right.

Then you should start first."

As he spoke, he raised the coin again, stared straight at Batman, and then threw the coin hard into the air.

At the moment of throwing the coin, he unconsciously turned his head to look at the coin in the air and reached out to catch it.

Mr. Harvey looked at the coin in his hand and saw that it was tails.

He shook his head slightly, as if he felt that Batman's luck was not very good either.

Then, he decisively pointed the gun at Batman's body and pulled the trigger without hesitation.

With a gunshot, Batman fell to the ground.

However, surprisingly, the shot did not hit Batman in the head, but hit his abdomen.

Watching Batman fall to the ground due to the huge impact.

Mr Harvey then pointed the pistol at his own head.

Then he looked at Batman lying on the ground and said to him:

"It's my turn next."

After saying this, he repeated the action again, throwing the coin into the air and then catching it with his hand.

However, this time the coin landed on heads.

He didn't say anything, but slowly pointed the gun in his hand at Commissioner Gordon's son, who was standing in front of him and trembling with fear.

Seeing this scene, how could Commissioner Gordon not know?

His eyes widened, his heart filled with shock and fear.

He couldn't believe what was happening before his eyes. Mr. Harvey could treat a child so cruelly.

He wanted to stop it, but he was powerless and could only watch it happen.

Commissioner Gordon's heart sank as he looked at Harvey's hideous and distorted face.

He knew what punishment Harvey wanted - to have him witness the killing of his son.

However, at this moment he was unable to move, as if his body was bound by an invisible force.

Perhaps this is because of the fear and powerlessness deep in his heart.

Or maybe it was because of the deterrent effect brought by the cold pistol in Harvey's hand.

"No! Don't do that!"

Commissioner Gordon tried to struggle to his feet, but his efforts seemed futile.

He could only watch Harvey point the gun at his son, his heart filled with despair and self-blame.

"Listen, Harvey...

I understand your pain and anger.

I know nothing I say can ever make up for the pain of losing Rachel.

But trust me, I will take responsibility.

I am willing to accept any punishment as long as it can bring you some comfort."

Commissioner Gordon said with a trembling voice.

Hearing this, his eyes became dim, as if he saw his impending fate.

No one can face death without fear, not even a strong man like Commissioner Gordon.

However, he took a deep breath, clenched his fists, and then said to Mr. Harvey:

“Please don’t let my kids shoulder this debt, okay?

I beg you, please let them go, no matter what!"

Mr. Harvey listened quietly to Commissioner Gordon's plea, but his face showed no expression.

After a while, he slowly spoke:

"Of course, I'm punishing you now, right?"

After saying this, he lowered his head and looked at the shivering child in his arms.

The child's eyes were full of fear and helplessness, which made Mr. Harvey's heart soften.

But then he raised his head again and stared at Commissioner Gordon firmly.

“Now, look your kid in the eye and tell him it’s going to be okay, Gordon.

Lie to him, like I did to him."

Mr. Harvey's voice was deep and stern, and it was impossible to ignore.

Commissioner Gordon's face was as pale as paper. He stared at his child, his eyes full of pain and helplessness.

He knew that no matter what, he couldn't let the child go through all this.

So he gritted his teeth, held back his tears, and whispered to the child:

"Don't be scared, baby, everything will be alright..."

His voice trembled, as if every word was squeezed out from between his teeth.

Commissioner Gordon didn't know what would happen if he didn't say this.

He felt as if his soul had been pulled out of his body, and he was watching everything happening before his eyes like a bystander.

He knew that he could not go against Mr. Harvey's wishes, otherwise the consequences would be disastrous.

But at the same time, he couldn't bear to see his family hurt.

He was full of conflicts and struggles, but finally he succumbed to Mr. Harvey's threats.

His voice was low and hoarse, with a hint of despair.

He looked into his son's eyes, hoping to convey some comfort and courage to him.

However, he found himself unable to utter any more words.

Because he was afraid that if he said something wrong, it might lead to more serious consequences.

Mr. Harvey then prepared to flick the coin into the air and let fate decide the child's life or death.

Just then, a sudden shout broke the tense atmosphere.

“Harvey!”

The cry was like thunder, shaking everyone's heart.

Mr. Harvey paused at the familiar voice.

The hand that was about to catch the coin stopped in mid-air.

There was a hint of surprise and confusion in his eyes, as if he was surprised by this person's sudden appearance.

At the same time, Batman, who was about to stand up from the ground and pounce on Mr. Harvey, also stopped.

The two of them reflexively looked in the direction where the sound came from.

It was discovered that Miss Rachel, who had been declared dead, was now standing there gasping for breath.

Like a flower ravaged by a violent storm, her face was as pale as paper, and her eyes revealed exhaustion and fear.

The person standing next to Miss Rachel was the Silver Knight who had always been fighting for justice on behalf of Batman.

He was like a shining silver light, illuminating the dark night sky.

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