I'm the villain in Gotham

Batman went to several mages he knew well to inquire about the situation.

Zatanna studied for a while: "This is indeed a contract led by you," she tentatively touched the seal of the contract, and was immediately bounced back: "The opponent's strength is quite powerful, and very... Territorial awareness."

"Your body has been brought under his protection," Dr. Fate withdrew his hand with the floating magic light pattern: "But as far as this contract is concerned, he has no malice towards you, so you can rest assured for the time being."

"This is a very powerful dark creature, and I can feel the profound darkness contained in the lines of this magic." Doctor Strange pondered for a moment, and said seriously: "But this contract can guarantee that he will at least listen to you, Batman, for now, you are the only person on earth who can restrain him."

"Congratulations on being spotted by a pretty powerful magical creature, Bat." Constantine said gloatingly, "It sounds like he's set his sights on your soul, so at least he won't do anything too outrageous until you die. thing."

"Actually, this is not a very strange thing," Doctor Strange explained: "Dark creatures have all kinds of strange personalities, maybe he just took a fancy to your soul—and as far as I am concerned, your soul does have some Something special."

With the explanation he wanted, Batman left the last mage's residence, jumped on the Batplane, and flew all the way back to Gotham.

Although the expressions of the four mages are not the same, there is no doubt about their meanings—Uberrist has taken a fancy to his soul, and for some purpose, he chooses to stay by his side.But at the same time, the contract he forced Batman to sign also gave Batman a certain authority to drive him. This may be an equivalent exchange in the eyes of some dark creatures, but Batman himself is not happy.

A dark creature is stalking his soul?This feels awful for Batman.He has always been the only one who observes and monitors others, and when the relationship between watching and being watched is reversed, Batman is completely unacceptable.He felt a thorn in his back, angry.

...No, calm down.Batman's past experience forced his brain to look at the problem from another perspective. If he changed his way of thinking, it would actually be a bad thing.As Erberist himself said, with his power, Batman can accomplish a lot that he couldn't do otherwise, and he can do a lot that he wants to do but is limited by various conditions and cannot be achieved.

Out of such considerations, Batman temporarily allowed himself to accept Urberist. Of course, he had to pass some tests to ensure that Batman really had binding power on him.Before that, he was still a very dangerous figure, and he must be included in the scope of close surveillance by Batman.

With all kinds of considerations and plans in his mind, the Batplane slid into the special apron in the Batcave.

As soon as Batman jumped out of the driver's seat, he saw Erberist, who had obviously been waiting here for a long time with his arms folded.The moment he saw Batman, his anger finally broke out uncontrollably: "You have someone else's magic smell on you." Erberist said coldly, then he strode up, and gritted his teeth at Batman. Asked: "You promised to let me participate in your actions, so just now—" He leaned close to Batman's face, the two warmly breathed each other, and Batman could clearly see the thin gold in his golden iris Flame: "Where have you been?"

Batman and him looked at each other quietly, as if thinking about something.After a while, Batman said in a deep voice, "Stand back."

Erberist paused, Batman's reaction was not in any of the situations he expected: "... what?"

"Stay away from me," Batman said.

This sentence obviously made Erberist even more angry, and he almost sneered: "Why?"

Batman stared fearlessly at the pupils of his cold-blooded animals, stretched out his finger and pointed at his chest, he knew that there was a contract seal buried under the skin, which was put down by the dark creature in front of him: "Because of this. "

Erberist's eyes widened in surprise.He took two steps back and suddenly realized something: "You just went to—"

He has already realized Batman's intention to meet those magicians: "...Why don't you ask me yourself?" He pursed his lips: "I will know everything, what you asked me this afternoon, am I lying Is it? No." There seemed to be a pool of gold flowing in his golden pupils, and he raised his chin slightly: "I swear to you in my name, I will never lie to you."

But in Batman's eyes, his oath is obviously not as effective as the contract.But Batman didn't show this, he just nodded slightly, and said instead: "You can go back now."

Erberist took a deep look at Batman, turned around and strode away without saying anything.

Of course, Urberister was very upset, but he managed to restrain himself from exploding in front of Batman again.

One of the reasons he decided to sign a contract with Batman to put himself in a low position was that he hoped that Batman would use this to lower his vigilance against him.It is true that this contract is unlikely to bring him any substantial harm. Erberist believes that even if Batman has the ability to restrain him, with his physique and ability, it is absolutely impossible for him to be traumatized.

Humans are so weak and fragile, even the mightiest of them all, Batman.Even if they signed a master-servant contract, Erberist would always be the one on top.He was willing to lower his head, but he was tempted by that treasure-like soul, and he was willing to hover beside him as a guard.

Of course, the pride that Erberist has always had has not disappeared. If he hadn't been concerned about the particularity of this treasure, he was worried that after treating Batman as a servant, he would be mistaken for a humiliation by Batman, and he would be willing to burn everything together, so as to treat this treasure There was no way that Erberist could have conceived and persuaded himself to agree to such a compromise if the treasure had been damaged.

In the final analysis, it's just that Batman's soul is too dazzling, and if he wants to obtain such a precious treasure, he has to pay a little price.Erberist knew that the scene when they met was a bit bad for Batman, and he was willing to restrain his temper and let this crisis of distrust pass as soon as possible.

At that time, he will definitely preserve this treasure carefully to protect him from any damage.