I'm the villain in Gotham

Apparently Batman has seen it all, and he's screened what he's showing Erberist.

Perhaps because of her positioning, most of these emails revolve around Lotkea:

"...I made love to Mr. Wayne in front of him, and as you can imagine, he didn't promise me."

"Mr. Dark hasn't come out of his lab lately. I don't understand what you're suspecting, but other than that, he looks normal."

"Understood, I will not meet you in Gotham."

"...He suddenly left the laboratory today."

"The research and development of that weapon has been completed. There are two finished products. One is sent for inspection with the report, and the other is placed in Mr. Eddie Joyce's laboratory."

"Yes, Mr. Duck hasn't come to work at the institute these days. Mr. Joyce called to inquire. He seems to have been frightened and is resting in bed."

In addition to these mission-style reports, there are occasional greetings:

"Sir, how is my sister? If she recovers well, I hope to see her."

"...I understand that there is a risk of exposing myself, but sir, a phone call will do."

Looking all the way down, Erberist's expression became more and more serious. These few words have revealed a lot of things. The other party has been eyeing Lotkea as early as the beginning, and he may even realize that he was not in the laboratory for more than a month. exception.

He tensed up unconsciously.

Batman interpreted his nervousness as concern for Lotkea and said nothing.The reply on the screen quickly slid to the last one, and the date was exactly last night:

"...you said the whole thing was coming to an end, thank God I'll do the final job. Also, with the liberty to ask, you said you didn't want to hurt Mr. Darker, right? He's a good guy, I don't know Who are you trying to fight, but at least he's innocent."

Turn here, the text is in the end.

After reading these replies, Erberist stood where he was and didn't speak for a while.

Batman gave him some time to think and digest. After a while, he said in a deep voice: "She only called him 'Mr.' the whole time. It is very likely that she doesn't know his real identity."

"Very likely." Eberister nodded: "Our enemy is a very cautious and cunning character. Elena only knows her mission. She is a reporter and monitor, but she is not in charge of analysis. The other party does not know I will tell her my judgment."

In other words, what they see now is all the information that Elena has.Batman originally planned to visit this lady late at night, but now it seems unnecessary.

Erberist abandoned those worries about Lotkea, and thought seriously: "The only thing we need to know from her is how the other party found her, or why he found her." He did not deny that Elena Fergus is a pretty smart woman, but that's not enough.

Batman said coldly: "Her sister."

"I noticed," said Erberist. "It looks like her sister is in some kind of medical treatment. Have you checked which hospital she's in?"

"That's the problem," Batman's voice sounded more grim. "She's dead."

Erberist froze for a moment, then looked at him in surprise.

Batman tapped a few times on the keyboard with one hand, and brought up the information of the two sisters: "Elena Fergus's sister, Erica Fergus, the two are three years apart, and they have a very good relationship. But just Less than a year ago, Erica was involved in an accident in Gotham and unfortunately died." Batman clicked the keyboard, his face sank: "These are the official statements, in fact she was involved in the accident when she got off work that night. He was shot in the body during a gang fight, and then panicked on the way to escape, crashed into a car that happened to pass by, and was pronounced dead after a day and a half in the hospital."

"But Elena knows that her sister is still alive," Erberister said softly, and then asked, "You said that the accident happened a year ago, where was Elena then?"

"She is still in school, and because of her excellent grades, she has already got the opportunity to intern at Wayne Enterprises." Batman said, "I think it is because of this that she was targeted."

"The other side offered to cure her sister in exchange for letting her get close to Lotkea and monitor him." Erberister said, his golden eyes narrowed.

Noticing the dangerous aura emanating from him, Batman immediately became vigilant: "She is our source of intelligence."

"Of course, I won't do anything to her." Alberist, accustomed to Batman's defensiveness from time to time, said softly, "Even if I want to do something, it should be against that scum who dared to send someone to investigate Lotkea ..." He smiled softly and coldly, and did not continue.

Batman's voice was serious and cold: "I said, you can't kill people."

"I didn't say I wanted to kill him." Erberist said, he paused, even though he knew Batman's rules, he still couldn't help asking: "But he probably knows your other identity."

Batman didn't say his solution, but said coldly: "I will hand him over to the law."

Then I'll shut him up for good before then, Erberister thought, of course, the most convenient way is to just drive him crazy.

Of course he wouldn't say this out, and changed the subject directly: "You should have thought of what I just said, what is the purpose of calling me tonight?"

Batman is back to business, too: "Elena said 'the whole thing is going to be over,'" he said gravely, "but we don't know exactly how he wants it to end."

Obviously, the other party doesn't care about human life. Although he has been targeting Batman from the beginning to the end, and implicated Erberist, but other than that, the blood of perpetrators and innocent people involved in the plan is almost countless.

Batman needs to figure out his final plan before he wreaks havoc on Gotham again.

"This matter can't be delayed any longer," Batman said coldly, "We're going to find Sabatino tonight."

Erberist froze for a moment: "Tonight?"

Batman looked at him: "What's your problem?"

The impact of frequent use of magic this morning has not yet been eliminated. Erberist knows that his condition is not very good, but... Batman is right, God knows whether the plan made by their enemies will be destroyed tomorrow The sooner this matter is clarified, the better for them.

What's more, the other party also became suspicious of Lotkea, and Erberist felt uneasy about it, and always felt guilty when watching Batman.

So Urberist only paused for a moment, and smiled at Batman: "No, no."

The previous plan for Sabatino has been completed, and what they have to do now is to slightly modify it according to the current situation, and let Batman think about a few more plan Bs by the way.

When checking the plan, Batman once again confirmed to Erberist solemnly: "They may attack you, I need you to ensure your safety." If Erberist raises objections, he will make changes to the plan .

"That's the best way," Erberist said, "and you've asked that before."

Batman glanced at him, and there was a little arrogant smile in the golden eyes under the other's mask, as if he was arrogantly announcing to him: How could they hurt me?

Seeing this, Batman nodded and finalized the operation.