What bad thoughts can Batman have?

Chapter 870 The Emperor and the Clown are nearing their deaths, we are all nearing our deaths.
The world's foundry knows there are hidden dangers in what it does, but is it still afraid of those dangers? Haven't it done enough things with hidden dangers already?
If you're always worried about getting pricked by thorns, you'll never get the fruit from the tree. This is a truth that even mortals should understand.

Despite this, the World Forger still harbored a deep sense of unease, as if he were standing on the edge of an abyss, gazing down into the distance with complete ignorance...

Then you see Batman's Dragon, with its ugly, malevolent face.

But righteous heroes never fail.

The world's foundry thought to itself.

On a train about to crash, only he, who advocates for creating a new train, is the savior of the multiverse.

but……

But in the hearts of those who create the world, there is always a sense of powerlessness.

He is a god of the sixth dimension, and is, and most likely is, the most powerful being in the DC multiverse who can move freely, apart from the Outer God Dr. Manhattan.

But even for a god as powerful as him, saving the wrecked ship and all the people on the verge of destruction was incredibly difficult.

Who is his real enemy?

Is it his brother, the Anti-Monitor? Batman: Dragon? Or his mother, Papetua, who didn't come down from the wall?
No, neither.

It's... the entire DC multiverse.

Even in a world inherently deficient and sickly, death still throws up resistance. It struggles, howls desperately, and fights to survive at all costs, even if it means exhausting countless energies to create a monster capable of contending with a sixth-dimensional god for a short time, or even if it means creating a scourge like Earth 15 that causes endless harm...

Even in the multiverse, it still struggles to survive.

He refused to become nourishment for the new world, ignoring the inevitable fate of destruction, and this alone could be described as the evil of decay.

As a sixth-dimensional deity, the World Forger foresaw his own end.

But all of this will definitely change.

The world's forgers had long since run out of options, and as a savior... all he could do was...

Go forward!

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I am a hero's day.

My death is imminent.

Wherever my grave may be, I am now rushing toward it.

Batman never tells me these things, but I know that no matter how things end, there's a high probability I'll die at the hands of the World Forger.

I am his creation, this is my destiny, even if I am strong enough to fight back against the World Forger.

When I looked through the entire time-lapse stream of DC, I finally realized a result.

In the DC multiverse, every character, given enough time to exist and make a significant contribution or cause a profound catastrophe to the entire DC multiverse and the hypertimeline, leaves a mark on the DC multiverse, making them more difficult to kill in times of crisis, or even if they die, they will ultimately be resurrected after the universe reboots…

Although the character after the reboot is not the same as the character before the reboot.

(Note: This statement was made by Night Owl during his rebirth period in "Dark Night Death Metal".)
But I have no marks, nor have I done anything remarkable...

Therefore, if death were necessary, I would probably be one of them.

But death isn't such a big deal, Hero Day thought.

He climbed the steps, stepping over blue biceps that looked like trucks.

He moved by stepping on the winding, undulating muscle textures, the bone spurs making a clanging sound as if they were piercing some extremely hard alloy.

He did not go there.

Throughout his short life, he never truly developed any self-awareness; he was ultimately a puppet, a Pinocchio.

Ok.

In short, our Pinocchio has now arrived at the location of the World Founder's corpse's head.

"It's time, but I must remind you that when you go in, it means the battle has begun. While you may be exempt from the World Forger's control over you, the danger of manipulating the corpse of a sixth-dimensional god is undeniable."

On Hero's Day, he heard the voice of the God of Dreams:
"You will suffer great pain. It is impossible for a mortal to manipulate a sixth-dimensional god, even his corpse. But you have William Hand from Batman: The Dragon School to assist you. He is the spokesperson for death, and corpses have the attribute of death."
And I, the Lord of Dreams, the World Forger, once attempted to trap me in a dream, thus causing the corpse to have a dream from which it has yet to awaken. This allows me to control this corpse's sleepwalking as well. This strengthens your control over it;

Finally, there is you yourself. You are the creation of the forger, and only you have the ability to prevent the corpse from having a rejection reaction to you.

With the three of us working together, we have absolute control over this body. Even if the World Forger himself came, he would have to defeat us to regain control of the body.

"But that doesn't mean you can face the World Forgers, understand? For a Forger, knocking you down and then taking back your body is no difficult task at all."

Hero Day nodded to indicate that he understood.

He sighed, then put on the body.

He is ready.

When the Emperor Joker and Batman Dragon break through space and arrive at the so-called "Universe of Superman Supreme and Parallax Morhal" mentioned by Batman Dragon, he will see the "World Maker" sitting high in the clouds.

Then he would control the corpse of the World Forger and teach the Emperor Joker a lesson until he was reduced to ashes.

This was the order Batman Dragon had just given him. Batman Dragon didn't trust anyone, including the Emperor Joker, and of course, him as well.

He did it willingly, though.

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The Emperor Joker glanced at Batman, then continued to maintain his Zen-like expression.

Unsure if he had fooled Batman Dragon, he spent the entire long period of time constantly looking for new ways to have fun.

It's almost here. As long as he can be taken away from this timeline that has no future by Batman Dragon, it will be the time for him, the Emperor Joker, to turn the tables.

Does Batman: Dragon really think Martha Wayne can take away his power?

It's possible he could be killed, but the Emperor Joker is still alive, so Batman's idea is just wishful thinking.

It has to be said that he is very cautious...

Fortunately, it seems he's about to succeed.

Jie Jie Jie Jie Jie!

(End of this chapter)