I'm the villain in Gotham

Batman still doesn't understand why things turned out this way.

In his memory, his parents survived this accidental attack with the help of Erberist, not like this-he knelt on the ground, the warm water flowing from his parents His blood soaked his clothes.

That kind of great grief hit him, and tears fell from his eyes.Batman is clearly aware that the fact of his parents' death has become an indelible scar in his heart at this moment, accompanied by angry questions about the city of Gotham and crazy and firm beliefs.

- I want to change this city.

He was crying, his eyes were like a wolf on the way to hunt.

——I want no one in Gotham to experience my pain again.

The cascade of emotions was so intense that Batman almost thought it was himself, the eight-year-old, orphaned Bruce Wayne who wanted to change Gotham.

At this moment, he suddenly realized the meaning of the words Sandman repeatedly reminded: Don't forget who you are.

He seemed to be torn in two - half of him thought he was Bruce Wayne who lost his parents in the alley, and the other half knew it was just a dream, but in fact he had both parents, friends, and lover , Although life is not perfect and happy, but he is working hard for it.

He is not this kid.

Batman really doesn't understand why Erberist has such a dream, obviously it has nothing to do with him, and it has nothing to do with Batman himself-but this scene reminds Batman of the place he once visited when he was 12 years old. Another world, another self I met there.

He began to wonder if Urberister knew Batmen from other worlds, but then he denied his suspicions.The protagonist of the dream is obviously Bruce Wayne, and he is observing all this from the perspective of Bruce Wayne.Even if Erberist knew Batman from other worlds, he couldn't do this.

He was puzzled, and found that the self in his dream had grown so fast.

He was picked up from the alley by Jim Gordon, and led home by the hasty butler.After that, he went to school, studied, and used the family's financial and material resources to learn all the knowledge and skills he could learn.Later, what he learned in Gotham could no longer satisfy him. After graduating from high school, Bruce Wayne left Gotham and began to travel around the world. On the way, he looked for masters of fighting in the East and West to learn martial arts and various skills.

Batman was surprised to find that what Bruce learned was exactly what he had obtained in his dreams. Not long before he became Batman, his dreams could no longer provide him with any improvement in abilities, but now, He seemed to follow this Bruce to learn the ability once again thoroughly in the dream, and this was far more proficient than the previous dream.

After all, he was the one in Bruce's body who punched him day and night.

Time passed quickly, and in the blink of an eye he was already 26, and he was on his way home.Batman has become much quieter—it's not that he used to talk a lot, but he used to think about many irrelevant issues, and his thinking was lively and jumping. Now he is focused, calm, and almost integrated with this body.

But after all, he didn't really integrate into one body, and Sandman's words reminded him all the time.Batman still remembered his purpose of coming in, but he could neither see Erberist nor control this body, and he had no idea how to wake Erberist from his nightmare.

After returning to Gotham, Bruce fell into a period of confusion. He knew that he was capable and knew what he had to do, but he was still exploring and thinking about what to do and how to do it.He used his disguise to walk the streets of Gotham, trying to prevent an attack on the weak or a dirty deal between gangsters with his own power.Although it succeeded in the end, it also paid a heavy price.

But these attempts were not all without benefits, and he began to notice another force that he had previously ignored.

--fear.

Fear will be infinitely magnified in people's hearts, artificially belittle one's own strength, and strengthen the opponent's. Fear makes people think twice, look forward and backward, and be afraid.

In the end Bruce chose his fear and chose to become Batman.

The city has its own heroes.

He spent his novice period in a brutal struggle, at the cost of indelible scars, increasingly perfect and meticulous thinking and planning, and deeply rooted fear legends.Gotham's gangsters were cleaned up by him, and soon new enemies appeared, they were stronger, more cunning, and more difficult to deal with.The most distressing thing for Bruce is probably the two-faced man, Harvey, his friend and confidant.The Light Knight of Gotham has fallen into darkness, and the Dark Knight, he is bringing light to Gotham.

At this time Bruce met his lifelong enemy, the clown.He's funny, tells bad jokes, isn't a great actor, but a good lunatic.He brought terror to the city again and again with his crazy laughter, and also made Bruce fall into inner torture and questioning again and again.If Bruce were to say who he hated the most in his life, the clown would undoubtedly be number one among them.

At first, Bruce was alone, with only his butler Alfred around to help him.

Then he had his first assistant, his child, his adopted son, Dick Grayson.He was a circus boy whose parents died in a murder while performing.Bruce was in the audience at the time, and what happened to Dick reminded him of himself, and at the same time, he saw certain potential and characteristics in Dick.Bruce adopted Dick, took him to the Batcave, trained him, and made him an outstanding hero; at the same time, Dick also taught him the skills of using ropes to fly over walls, making Bruce more flexible and elusive at night in Gotham.

They worked well together, Dick was his golden boy and Bruce was Dick's adoptive father, mentor and friend.At night they are Batman and Robin, fighting crime in Gotham; during the day they work and go to school, like a pair of ordinary father and son and friends.When he wasn't working, Bruce would pick Dick up from school, hold parent-teacher conferences for him, and sometimes they would have a movie night and share a bucket of popcorn.Bruce would joke with Dick, play basketball with him, and help him with all the confusion and problems in life.

But the seeds of division were also planted in the increasingly intimate relationship. As he grew older, Dick gradually couldn't bear Bruce's meticulous arrangements and control over him. They disagreed with each other and began to quarrel.In the end, after Dick became an adult, he chose to leave Gotham, left Batman, and went to Bludhaven to start his new hero career as Nightwing.

Dick's departure had a rather dramatic effect on Bruce, who became cranky and suspicious, and his self-doubt intensified.

Later, Bruce met Jason Todd in Crime Alley during a routine work at night. At that time, Jason was prying the tires of the Batmobile by himself. The wrench attacked him.At this moment, Bruce suddenly discovered that if he ignored it, this kid would become a gangster or thug everywhere in the gutters and dark alleys of Gotham City in the future; but he could bring him a different future.

So Bruce took Jason back to the Batcave, providing him with clothes, food, and a home.Jason became his second adopted son, the second Robin.But due to Dick's lessons learned from the past and Jason's own rebellious, stubborn and irritable characteristics, Bruce became more strict when training Jason.He no longer joked with Jason, and their relationship was more accompanied by quarrels and even violent fights.

Jason had not been with him for a long time. In a conspiracy created by the clown, Jason was beaten and maimed by him with a crowbar, and finally blew up to death.Bruce didn't make it to save him, only to see his dead body.

This incident was considered by Bruce as his greatest failure. Because of his negligence and carelessness, he caused his child to lose his life.And, at this moment, Bruce realized that he had never told Jason that he loved him.

Now he lost him forever.

Bruce hung Jason's blood-stained uniform in the Batcave to wake up and torture himself.Until Jason was resurrected by the water of Lazarus Pool and returned to the world, the uniform was not removed from the Batcave by Bruce.After Jason returned, due to disagreement of ideas and misunderstanding of Batman, he did not choose to return to Wayne Manor, but became a new hero Red Hood who could kill with a gun.

As a result, the father and son often fell into violent disputes, and the relationship was at a freezing point. During that period of time, Jason never even returned to Wayne Manor when Bruce was at home, and even if he went back, it was for the information in the Batcave.Their relationship thawed a little later, with Jason occasionally getting involved with Batman's actions.Even though their philosophies and views are so different, Bruce still has to admit that he is the best Robin.

After Jason's death, Bruce became very irritable and reckless in his grief, and at one point did not want to accept new assistants.Thirteen-year-old Tim Drake figured this out and single-handedly discovered that Batman was Bruce Wayne.He found Dick first, hoping that he could return to Batman as Nightwing to help Batman return to normal; but Dick refused. He could help Bruce as Nightwing, but he could no longer be Robin.

As a last resort, Tim took the initiative to find Bruce, hoping that he could become his new assistant, a new Robin.After a turn of events, Bruce agrees, Tim helps him recover from Jason's death, and he gets one of the most gifted detectives ever, Robin.

Once Bruce fell in love with Thunder Ogu's daughter Thalia Ogu, but because Thunder Ogu released the clown, which indirectly led to Jason's death, Talia knew that they could no longer be together, So back to League of Assassins.During the process, Thalia discovered that she already had Bruce's child. She quietly gave birth to the child without saying anything, taught him physical skills and killing skills, and then sent him to Gotham at the age of 12.

Bruce has his own fourth Robin, Damian Wayne.

Because he lived in the League of Assassins since he was a child, Damian has a very extreme personality and pursues a fatal blow.But Batman's personal charm made him gradually change what he had always believed in. He began to learn how to be a qualified Robin, trying hard to be what his father expected.