What bad intentions could Batman have?.

Bain hung up the phone.

Based on the information from the Red Hood, the Superman in front of him should be completely disguised as Batman.

Batman's hat trick was very good and he successfully confused him, but this time, he was the one waiting for work.

He reviewed it repeatedly in his mind. In these days, he conducted many tests on these people under his command.

Needless to say, Red Hood, as the person to whom he entrusts many things, cannot and will never be Clayface.

He tried several times, pretending to accidentally splash water on the other person's face, and finally achieved satisfactory results.

In the end, he even stopped pretending and directly asked the other party to take a blood test, which also confirmed the other party's identity as a living person.

A villain like Atomic Skull, who constantly exudes radioactive nuclear energy, has no possibility of disguise. As for the live wires, it was a bit troublesome. The other party naturally hated liquids, so it was not easy to convince her to agree to contact with water or have her blood drawn.

But fortunately, his general, Red Hood Jason, stepped in to convince the other party, so that he did not have to use some clandestine means. Hmm... although Red Hood's methods are not very fair.

What, how did he know that?

When Red Hood patted his chest and said, "Leave it all to me", in order to prevent the two villains from joining forces to fool him, Bane followed quietly. It turned out that Red Hood's method was to use sleeping clothes and live wires, okay? , this is very simple and crude.

All in all, during these days, he eliminated the suspicion of his subordinates one by one, and the remaining characters, such as toy people, etc., he repeatedly confirmed that each one was a living person and there would be absolutely no problem!

At the same time, he put them all under round-the-clock surveillance to ensure that there was no possibility of any subcontracting.

Under such circumstances, he actually found Clayface who tried to sneak in several times. Many of them were discovered by Red Hood first - although he also knew very well that the clone who destroyed Clayface had a negative impact on the opponent's true body. It doesn't work in the slightest, but that's not enough to make people ignore the Red Hood's achievements.

He fell in love with this awesome guy more and more. He was sharp, evil, and was born to be a villain.

Moreover, he and Jason talked many times. When talking about Batman, the resentment in the other person's sentences was real and passionate. His criticism of Batman was profound and philosophically insightful, full of utilitarianism and virtue theory. All the extreme ideas you can find.

Sometimes, Bane can't stand some of Batman's behaviors and can only say a few words about hypocrisy. However, the Red Hood can quote a lot of arguments from his stronghold, starting from Hegel. To Kant, Batman's morality is attacked in all aspects, which makes Bane amazed.

Bain knew philosophy. In prison, he taught himself many subjects, including but not limited to natural science and geography, and of course philosophy. It was precisely because he understood that he was able to understand how intelligent and difficult the Red Hood's statements were.

Sometimes Bane even has some illusions. The other party's criticism of Batman's behavior is so meticulous and the language is so philosophical, as if the other party has been preparing to debate Batman for many years.

Such an aspiring young man who is thoughtful and capable is his good helper against Batman!

Bain has absolute confidence in his judgment ability - he, Bain, is not a fool, and trust in a person cannot appear out of thin air.

In fact, it was because the other party's emotions and criticism of Batman were so real, and his trust was also based on these facts.

To be honest, Red Hood's failure surprised him a little. He thought they would be finished, but he never thought it would be so fast, as fast as if a mole had exploded them.

But all the inner ghosts have been eliminated by him, so there won't be any, which means... haha.

Bain cut off his arrogance in an instant. He is a person who has the ability to control himself. He often warns himself not to weaken his judgment due to arrogance.

But as far as the current situation is concerned... I can only say that it is expected.

After all, if the so-called "Superman" in front of him is Batman in disguise, then the Batman over there with the Red Hood is Superman in disguise.

As for those superhuman villains, all of them were defeated by Superman. Even if the rabble gathered together, they would still be a rabble. Ms. Siwa did not have the prestige to command these people, and Bane did not need it.

In such a scattered battle mode, a complete defeat is foreseeable.

But to be honest, why hasn't Blake come as he expected? Baine stared at the battlefield below.

Bombshell, Eggman Brothers, Reaper, Big Tent, and several other second- and third-tier villains in Gotham are absolutely no match for Batman pretending to be Superman.

They're almost defeated now, why hasn't Black shown up yet? Logically speaking, he would never let this bet go.

Bain suddenly felt a headache. He quickly pressed the button on the back of his hand, and more venom gurgled into his body from the jar behind his back, greatly alleviating his withdrawal reaction.

Bain's eyes were dark.

In prison, because he was unable to come into contact with the venom, he fell into a long period of depression, which led to an all-round decline in physical fitness and brain. However, it was also during this period that he actually quit smoking through his own exercise. venom.

But he recovered quickly after he came out. He needed the power of the venom, and when he came back with the venom, of course there was also the withdrawal reaction after using it.

This is another hidden reason why he wants to control Black. He needs a telepath to help him eliminate the negative effects of Titan's venom, so that he can continue to abuse the venom without any scruples to suppress the amber gold in his body and the power of all things. The balance between green and decaying black further enhanced his strength.

He vaguely felt that as long as he could eliminate the side effects of lowering his IQ after the Titan venom withdrawal reaction, and infinitely increase the amount of use, he might be able to further master the three powers in his body, reaching the point where he can use his fingers like an arm. Unexpected changes.

(Note: In the original plot of "Batman V3", the telepath who helped Bane suppress the side effects of Titan's venom was another super villain [Psychic Pirate], here it is Blake. The result is the same.)

The venom was injected gurglingly, and under the effect of the super steroid, Bain suddenly and inexplicably had an idea in his mind:

Luther betrayed Black to him, so easily? So is there a possibility...

Did Luther also betray him to Black?

If he did that, then...

A branch suddenly sprouted from half of Bain's body, and then began to grow lushly and uncontrollably. That is the restlessness of the green of all things, a spontaneous resistance to the Titan's venom.

Bain expressionlessly broke off half of the branch and threw it on the ground, then stopped the excessive injection of venom.

He still had an uphill battle to fight, and now was not a good time to fight inwardly.

As for Luther's conspiracy...

Let's take a step by step.

Anyway, he has now gathered a considerable force, and there is not even a Clayface among them.