What bad intentions could Batman have?.

Luther just arrived at the scene and saw two rotten black insect limbs growing out of Blake's head, which was as smooth as a braised egg and had a crooked mouth and slanted eyes. His heart skipped a beat.

He envisioned many scenarios:

Superman killed Black, or didn't kill him, or Black killed Superman instead. Even for special scenes like Batman killing Black, he had made relevant plans.

But why does Bain appear here?

Luthor didn't care about Bane, who was fighting with Batman in the electromagnetic barrier, nor the Clayfaces who were blocked outside.

He shouted to zombie Black:

"Blake, Blake!"

"Roar?"

Zombie Black was not controlled by Bane and looked dumb.

The sound attracted his attention. He turned his head and saw Luther's green mecha. No light was reflected in the cloudy eyes.

"Roar!"

Luther soon realized that he had lost the ability to communicate with others.

He suddenly couldn't help but feel that the current situation was a bit tricky.

His original plan did not intend for Blake to die...

Luther was in a daze for a moment, then thought silently.

In his original plan, it was best for Black to die at the hands of Superman, so that he could naturally prove that Superman was an unstable threat, and then directly use that trump card to kill Superman, while giving Batman a cruel blow. Yes, but don't kill the other party...

Luther felt his head was in a trance again, and he touched his braised egg head in confusion.

Damn it, have you slept too little recently?

He continued his thoughts:

Directly use that trump card to kill Superman, and take advantage of this opportunity to directly kill Batman. The other party always interferes with his plans, so he shouldn't be soft-hearted if he has the chance to kill him. Moreover, this opportunity is rare. If this If you don’t get rid of the bat, you may not be able to do it in the future——

After all, that trump card is not very stable and cannot be used for too long.

Luthor isn't worried about the consequences of killing Batman.

Over the years, the actual controller of Gotham has caused too much trouble for the government and the military. A considerable number of people in the government hope that Batman will die, and getting rid of him will just be enough to reconcile them with them. friendship building.

Ok.

The motivation and logic of the idea of ​​"killing Batman" are all self-consistent.

Yes, that's what he thinks.

But Luthor quickly suppressed his rising murderous intention. Murdering Batman has never been the main goal, and the priorities must not be reversed.

He continued to think.

He also envisioned the scene where Superman did not kill Black. Superman would be overjoyed after discovering that the so-called Lois was just a snake-skin disguise, and at this time, he would appear and take Black away.

With his ability, as long as he is not caught and sent to prison by Superman and Batman on the spot, otherwise the charges against him will be nothing more than a wrangling in court, and he is fully capable of handling it.

Black's existence is still very important to him, the first of which is the control of "that trump card".

The trump card that he could use to kill Superman was so powerful that even as the creator of the trump cards, Luthor often felt heart palpitations.

Those guys are different from the parasitic demons. Luther must use Black's psychic ability to fully control them.

That's why he helped Black subvert those two countries behind the scenes. All of this was their deal. Black needs his financial resources, he needs Black's ability, and he even needs Black to be a foreign aid, so that he can have more room for mediation when facing the five-star building. The two hit it off and hooked up.

Wait, if Black is so important to him, then why was his original plan to let Black die...

Luther was in a trance again. He shook his head, a glimmer of light flowed out of his eyes, and then he made up a reasonable explanation for himself:

His purpose is to prove that Superman has a problem, and then kill Superman. If Black dies, then his purpose will be achieved, and Black will be useless, so it is okay for him to die. He can definitely replace Superman. It is earned and does not affect the plan.

This reason was somewhat logically self-consistent, but it was still far-fetched, but it didn't matter. As long as the logical chain seemed complete, he could accept it.

Luther's eyes showed vicious murderous intent, but this look only lasted for a very short moment, so short that it made people wonder if he had seen it wrong just now. Immediately afterwards, he returned to his original confused look, and then started thinking again.

Blake held up the dark blue telekinesis shield. The equipment on the Luther mecha detected the opponent's telekinesis and was also assisting Bane in the operation of the electromagnetic barrier equipment.

Hell, now the problem arises. Black is dead, but he is controlled by Bane. Luther has conducted a detailed investigation on Bane and knows that he seems to be able to control plants, just like the famous villain Poison in Gotham. Like Fujime.

But he never knew that Bain could control even dead people!

This has a very troublesome consequence:

The person he originally wanted to rescue changed from Black to Bane.

How many times more difficult has it been?

He had previously treated Bane like a monkey, pretending to sell Black to him, and then used him as a tool to attract the attention of Batman and Superman. This was an old grudge.

When the other party has been sold by him once, is it possible for him to trust himself and let him save the other party?

But you have to give it a try anyway.

Luther would not be so naive as to think that he would just take away the zombie Black and be done with it.

If Blake is just blind-eyed or has some other external symptoms, Luther may still take a chance, but look at Blake's appearance now:

There were several gashes on his bare head, and dark red and black pus and blood flowed out. The skin was like dead skin, split in pieces here and there on his body, revealing horrific muscle groups;

The most horrifying thing was his mouth. Luther felt that it had obviously been dislocated. Half of the mouth had collapsed, and half of it was stuck on the neck. The lips and surrounding face were completely rotten, and were replaced by sharp fangs one by one. His normal human teeth were broken, and saliva kept flowing from them on his belly.

No matter how you look at it, this is no longer human. But he saw Black holding up a dark blue psychokinetic shield, suspended in mid-air, which meant that even though the opponent was controlled by Bain, his abilities were still preserved and could still help him control "that trump card." ,This is enough.

So now it's back to that question.

"Bane! Bane!"

Within the electromagnetic barrier, Bane was covering his knees, and Batman stood beside him, arms folded, like a statue made of steel.

It was as if they were playing the game of 123 Wooden Man. They didn't speak to each other or make unnecessary movements, letting the clay faces outside keep attacking the electromagnetic barrier.