Next, the scenes on the stage kept changing, with alleys, offices, and classrooms appearing and disappearing one after another. What remained unchanged was that in every scene, Hugo would be beaten up by Batman and then either sent to prison.

Police station, or sent to a mental hospital.

As these scenes flashed, Schiller's voice echoed in the theater. He said: "If you go to see a psychiatrist in the future, remember not to find such a quack."

"Perhaps you also know that this doctor named Hugo Strange has a good theoretical level, and he can even make many small inventions, and his execution skills are also good..."

"It can be said that in terms of overall quality, he is stronger than me. After all, I can't build any hypnosis machine, nor can I use physical means to hypnotize people. But there is only one thing, I am better than him..."

"That is, I know very well that if you want to be a doctor, the ultimate goal is to cure patients; if you want to be a teacher, the ultimate goal is to teach students well."

"If a doctor does not want to cure a patient, but wants to abuse and control him; if a teacher does not want to teach a student well, but wants to confuse and induce him, then his final destination is a mental hospital."

As Batman once again dragged Hugo, who had been knocked unconscious, to Arkham Asylum, Schiller's voice became a little cold, like the cold night rain in Gotham.

"If he always has a different understanding of his profession, it means that he is neither a good doctor nor a good teacher."

"If he doesn't want to be an ordinary person, then he can only be a patient."

Victor tilted his head slightly, turned his eyes, looked at Schiller and asked: "Is this why you always say that you are an ordinary person?"

Before Schiller could answer, Jack the Clown, who was sitting in the front seat, suddenly became excited. He woke up, shook his head, stretched out, yawned, and muttered: "What a man."

It was a short date, but his temper is so bad!"

After speaking, he turned his head back and looked at Schiller and said: "Ordinary people and his ordinary friends, Batman should have noticed that his memory has changed by now, and maybe it is heading towards his subconscious now."

As soon as Jack finished saying this, two Batmans appeared on the next stage. One of them was standing in the alley near the Gotham Cathedral, while the other landed on the roof of the cathedral.

Not surprisingly, Hugo stood opposite Batman in the alley, and the Batman standing at the top of the clock tower looked around until he saw that his other self was holding an empty

salt shaker.

He remembered that this should be when he was tracking down the murderer of his parents. After visiting the murderer, he found that the other person had turned into an Alzheimer's patient and lost all the ability to resist, but he was

The name Falcone evokes deep fear.

Recalling these scenes, those thoughts surged in Batman's mind. He remembered what Schiller said to him at that time: "Fear is the deepest and most difficult scar carved in the human soul."

Just when he thought of this, the heavy bell rang, echoing in every corner of Gotham...

He remembered that when he heard the bell, he vowed to spread fear to every corner of the city and make all criminals tremble, just like this all-pervasive Gotham Evening Bell.

Batman, who was lost in his thoughts, was brought back by Hugo's voice. He suddenly discovered that the person standing in Schiller's position in his memory was not Schiller, but Hugo.

Then, he heard Hugo say: "...How can you not take revenge on him? He killed your parents and lost his ability to move. Isn't this the best opportunity?"

"If you just let him go, how can you talk about revenge? What you should hold is not the broken jar, but a dagger or a gun. You should kill him and follow your inner choice... Go back

...Kill your enemies with your hands..."

Batman on the clock tower stretched out a hand and covered his eyes, but as expected, his other self in the alley punched Hugo down.

Standing on the bell tower, Batman took a deep breath and sighed slowly. He felt that if this was a dream, it would be a really bad nightmare. If he had met such a professor...

…

Batman couldn't help but begin to imagine such a scenario. Of course, he felt that he would not be bewitched by Hugo. In other words, Hugo couldn't be called bewitched, even if he really appeared in him for a long time like Schiller.

In his life, Batman felt that within one semester, he would definitely be able to send this teacher to a mental hospital.

At the beginning of my Batman career, what would it be like to meet such a professor now?

Looking at the self in the memory, the Batman kept asking Hugo the same questions over and over again, asking him if he had committed a crime, and asking him what crime he had committed. If he didn't answer, Batman would break his legs, and then

Send him to the police station or a mental hospital.

Batman felt that it shouldn't be him, so why did he become so paranoid? Looking at this behavior from the perspective of others, it really looked like a madman who had lost his mind. Is this what he wanted?

If this was the method he originally envisioned to bring fear to every corner of Gotham, Batman suddenly understood why Schiller showed such disgust and disgust every time he saw him shaking his fists.

Show some sympathy.

Because, looking at Batman beating Hugo from a third-person perspective, the Batman in this picture is even more like a mental patient than Hugo who fell to the ground. He is paranoid, gloomy, and irritable. Isn't this a typical anti-hero?

Social personality?

What will happen if things continue like this?

Batman couldn't imagine such a thing, but he felt that if he continued with this thinking, he would make stronger equipment for himself, formulate more complete strategies, find more criminals, and then use these tools to deal with them

, and then what?

What will he do if he has dealt with all the criminals?

Perhaps he would see everyone as potential criminals, make more plans, be ready to deal with them at any time, and even put some of these plans into practice.

Fighting against non-existent hallucinations is a typical symptom of mental illness. This is a sentence Batman once read in a psychology textbook, perhaps written by Schiller...

Batman shook his head and began to think about whether he in the scene he imagined was really suffering from some kind of mental illness.

Furthermore, he began to think about whether the endless doubts and the violence generated by doubts were really necessary? Is it a choice made by his own will, or is it a symptom of mental illness?

As the saying goes, if you hold a hammer, everyone will look like a nail. If you study psychology, everyone will look like a psychopath, including yourself.

The stage was fixed on Batman who was thinking, and then gradually collapsed. When the scene was switched again, the layout of the room on the stage seemed a bit unfamiliar.

It looked like a guest room in a manor, with a handsome young man sitting beside the bed, and another thin and short man sitting on a chair near the head of the bed.

Victor turned to look at Schiller and said, "This should be when you met the metropolitan student named Clark, right?"

Schiller nodded and said: "This Dr. Teich also seems to want to compete with me. Since he is in Metropolis, it would be good for him to enlighten Clark..."

The young man sitting next to the bed looked a little worried. He was telling his troubles, but it was obvious that Taichi did not listen carefully. He was not interested in the trivial things that happened in school at all.

"You mean, if you just run around, you can beat the world record?" Teich looked at Clark and asked, "What other magical abilities do you have?"

Clark, who was trapped in painful memories, was not defensive enough. He directly said to Teich: "I am very fast, extremely strong, and have some other magical abilities, but I don't know where they come from. This gives

I caused a lot of trouble..."

“Trouble?!

Taiqi raised his voice and said: "You actually call this extremely powerful ability a trouble?! Are you crazy?!

"

Clark looked a little confused, and Teich said loudly: "You should do something with it! You can even rule this city! Even rule this country and even the earth, why don't you do that???"

"Why do I do this?" Clark stared at Techi in confusion, and said, "Why do I want to rule Metropolis, and why do I want to rule the earth?"

"Because you are stronger than them, you are stronger than everyone!"

"Why should I rule them when I am stronger than everyone else? I can help them and save them, but I will not interfere with them because I don't like others to interfere with me."

"You are such a madman!" Techi jumped down from the chair and screamed: "You could have easily had everything! You could have all the Alices in the world, and you could make the entire earth a dreamland! And

Now you are actually troubled by such a powerful ability???"

"No, I won't change the lives of ordinary people, because they may not like the rules I set for them, and they will feel sad. And I won't set any rules. I haven't even graduated from college...

…”

Clark's thinking is very clear. He is not the type of Batman who struggles with one sentence for three days. Although he has the smartest super brain in the world, many times, he still does things from the perspective of a kind human being...

Compared with Batman's duty to fight crime, Superman's position is more about helping others. From his perspective, the only thing that needs to be distinguished is who needs help and who does not. In other words, in Superman's view,

Everyone needs help, and as long as it is within his ability, he should give it all.

There is no wavering in the core position. Superman can defeat the gossiping villains like Gotham. If the scene in the movie, where both ships have bombs and the two parties press each other's buttons, appears in front of Superman, he will only feel that

Both parties are weak and need his help.

The clown couldn't finish his words, so Superman directly dismantled the cabin with people on it, picked it up and ran away. By the time the clown finished speaking, he had probably received more than three hundred punches from Superman.

Superman wants to help everyone equally. When a person is holy to the extreme, he is unshakable.

Therefore, no matter how much Teich tried to seduce, seduce, and persuade, Clark just felt that he couldn't do that.

Finally, Taichi finally lost his patience. He took out a strange-shaped object from his suitcase and put it on his head. It was a bit like a hat, but more like an instrument.

The circle of light bulbs above will also glow.

That is the brainwave controller developed by Taiqi. This thing not only functions in the dream world, but also turns on simultaneously in reality.

Teich will use brain waves to control it. When he turns on the brainwave controller in a dream, the brainwave controller in reality will search for the brainwave that Techi is currently connected to, and enter his consciousness space to modify it.

his memory.

Everything went smoothly. The brainwave controller in reality was successfully opened, and reached Clark's brainwave and entered his conscious world.

As mentioned before, Schiller sent these two people into the subconscious of Batman and Superman. He first went down from his own thinking palace and entered the dream kingdom, and then followed the dream kingdom to find the consciousness of Superman and Batman, and then upward.

, directly enter the subconscious, thus bypassing the two people's conscious awareness.

But Taichi's brainwave controller cannot do this. When he enters the conscious world of others, he directly enters the superficial consciousness, and human superficial consciousness is very easy to fluctuate.

Clark originally slept well in the school dormitory, and even had a dream, but when the brainwave controller invaded his consciousness, his consciousness began to activate.

Originally, if consciousness started to activate, it would mean that he was beginning to transition from sleep to wakefulness, but the hypnotic function of the brainwave controller has been soothing Clark's brainwaves to prevent him from waking up.

But as the super brain's activity becomes faster and faster, the massive information stored in Superman's brain also activates. His consciousness is constantly soothed and he remains in a dream. After these massive information activates, there is no room to go.

, and now, there is only one open channel...
To be continued...