What bad intentions could Batman have?.

Chapter 167 Self-defeating (page 12)

Pentagon.

Amanda Waller's office.

"People of Earth, I am Brainiac..."

It was morning and the sky was clear and cloudless. It was a good time for the evil monarch to invade the earth.

"Brainiac..."

Amanda Waller stared intently at the image on the tablet computer, that green alien, which manipulated human technological products around the world at the palm of its hand.

"Ding ding ding ding ding..."

She answered the phone expressionlessly.

"Yes, Mr. President. Well." She said:

"We have planned for events like this."

Brainiac's voice was still ringing on the screen. His words were automatically translated into a language Amanda Waller could understand: "If you give me Batman..."

Amanda held the phone and turned around:

"That's right, Your Excellency."

She took a deep breath.

"No, betraying Batman is an act of complete suicide, and I don't think there is any need to discuss this idea."

"Yes, yes. Your Excellency, this is my opinion. I hope this conclusion will be helpful to you in suppressing those capitulationists."

"What?" Amanda Waller said, "What is our plan, you ask?"

"I thought you had seen those reports we submitted."

Then she paused for a long moment, and then she spoke.

"I'm sorry, Mr. President. Those reports were perfunctory and useless, and you were absolutely correct."

"Do you really want to know what our plans are for this attack?"

"Do you really want to hear the truth?"

She got a positive response on the phone.

"Okay," Amanda said.

"It's very simple."

"Our plan...is Batman."

A few minutes later, she hung up the phone and stood in front of the huge, transparent floor-to-ceiling windows, looking at the undulating steel jungle like mountains.

Squeak!

Steve Trevor hurriedly opened the door: "Hell, I can't get through your phone, so..."

Then he saw Amanda Waller with her hands behind her back in front of the window, so he stopped rushing, walked slowly to her side, and stood in front of the window with her.

"Wonder Woman Diana has rushed to Brainiac's spaceship as soon as possible."

He said: "We originally wanted to arrange for a plane to take her to attack the spaceship directly, but Batman's subordinate Killer Croc jumped out from a place that looked like a space passage and took her away."

He said: "Another ability we don't know about, something Batman has hidden from us...Forget it, now is not the time to discuss this."

Then he heard Amanda Waller's voice, who didn't pick up his words:

"Batman said Brainiac wouldn't arrive on Earth for a month, but now it's only been two weeks at best since he said that."

The elite agent who looked like a black aunt only spoke half a sentence and then stopped talking.

"And Brainiac's invasion happened 7 minutes ago, Metropolis disappeared 9 minutes ago, with a population of tens of millions, but Batman failed to give any warning-" Steve was half-finished No more talking.

He also responded with silence.

Neither he nor Amanda thought of a terrible question, but neither of them wanted to say the second part.

This is an extremely bad possibility. Not only does it mean that they are entrusting an inhumane person, but it is also more likely to drag the entire earth to the brink of destruction:

If Batman's estimate of when Brainiac would arrive on Earth was wrong, wouldn't the knowledge he showed about Brainiac to the two of them also be completely wrong?

There was dead silence, and neither of them was in the mood to talk.

"Now that the thing has been done, don't regret it."

In the end, it was Amanda who came to the conclusion: "This is a war, a war that threatens survival."

"In the face of war, having two headquarters will only make us die faster. Even if we have a poor commander, it will be stronger than having two commanders."

She turned around and sat back at her desk: "Up to now, we have provided Batman with the greatest support and done our best. As for the final victory, defeat, life, death..."

Amanda sat in her seat. This simple movement actually made her plump face appear with an eye-catching aura:

"Just accept it calmly."

……

Arctic.

The Kryptonian Fortress of Solitude.

"Clark!"

Clark paused. He smiled apologetically at Killer Croc, who was waiting next to him. The big green crocodile waved his hands indifferently, while Wonder Woman, who was standing with the crocodile, crossed her arms.

Superman turned to look at Louis and said softly:

"It's okay, Louis, it's safe in the Fortress of Solitude. Although I haven't had time to teach you all the operation methods of the Fortress of Solitude today, even what I taught you before is enough for you to control this large spacecraft."

"I'll be back soon," he said.

He paused, then showed an apologetic smile on his face: "I'm sorry, Lewis, I originally told you today that I would take time to spend a day with you, and I would also take you to see your mother... but I'm afraid I have to put it on hold for now. ."

His expression slowly became solemn: "I promise you, I will save Metropolis. This is my responsibility. I will be back soon, maybe... you know, we can still have dinner together tonight." "

But Louis said nothing.

She just walked slowly in front of Clark, then stretched out her palm to caress the Man of Steel's face.

The two of them looked at each other speechlessly, and tears suddenly flowed from Lewis's eyes.

The two of them kissed.

Wonder Woman and Killer Croc looked away at the same time.

For a long time, the lips are divided.

Louis tried his best not to show worry or choke in his voice: "Okay."

She said: "I'm waiting for you to come back."

"Go home early, Clark."

Her tears turned into laughter.

"I'm still waiting for you to have dinner with me."

She stared at the warm smile of the Man of Steel.