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Chapter 159 The Circus's Closing Work

As Lucifer snapped his fingers, symbolizing Jason's wish.

The surroundings came back to life.

Not only has the flow of time returned to normal, but the Flash and Robin Tim are no longer frozen in place, and Gotham's citizens have begun to appear on the streets one after another.

Gotham has returned to the state Jason is familiar with.

The only change is that it didn't rain tonight.

"What's going on? How did this happen so suddenly..."

Upon seeing this, Tim rubbed his eyes, his face full of confusion.

He then turned his attention to Gotham's most prominent landmark.

That giant golden French fry rooted in the earth.

and many more!

Why is this fry still here?!

The Flash next to him didn't seem to notice anything, after all, he wasn't a native of Gotham.

Moreover, at this moment his memory was still stuck on Jason and Tim discussing orphans.

"It's all over. Gotham is back to normal."

Jason's voice rang in their ears.

The two turned their heads at the same time and saw a grayish raven on Jason's shoulder, which raised its wings and waved at them.

Hello, hello!

The Flash tilted his head, looking somewhat puzzled.

"Jason? So you're not dead. I was wondering why Bruce was like this... Wait, I remember you weren't... Oh well, that's not important right now. Where am I? Gotham? Why am I here? And why were you guys talking about orphans? Did I miss something?"

Tim couldn't help but reach out and try to cover the Flash's mouth.

"What are you doing?!" the Flash asked, puzzled.

"You've said that so many times!!!" Tim said, slightly annoyed.

"Really? I don't remember that at all. And why are you guys talking about orphans?" the Flash asked curiously.

Then, in the next second, the Flash found himself with a crow sitting on his head.

Oz, holding the lightning bolt symbols on either side of the Flash's head, shouted excitedly, "Go! The fastest man in the world, we need to catch some mice!"

"Catching mice?"

"Yes! Let's go and resolve this chaos!"

With that, Oz rode the Flash and vanished in a golden flash.

"???"

Tim turned to Jason. "It's all over? Are you sure?"

Jason shrugged, his tone relaxed: "At least I know Oz is back to normal."

Tim, recalling the image of Oz riding on the Flash's head, asked repeatedly, "Are you sure?"

"Look at the way the citizens are looking at you, kid, you've recovered."

Tim noticed that many people around them were looking in their direction.

It seems like he has really recovered...

He thought to himself, then left with Jason to check out other places.

"I saw it all, Batman!"

Superman shifted his gaze from the Batman belt to the other man's cataract-filled eyes and said angrily.

"This is a necessary measure, Superman."

Batman put the Kryptonite back into his belt, then glanced at Wonder Woman, who was being helped to her feet by Harley Quinn.

In what seemed like an instant, his familiar yet unfamiliar comrades-in-arms returned to their original state.

It's no longer the gangster style, but the heroic posture from our memories.

God knows how incredibly immature those guys were just now.

What evil steel, Great Eagle Goddess Da Anai, what true dragon in the water.

As for Green Lantern?

This guy gave up first blood right from the start because his lamp ring ran out of energy.

I always felt like he was being deliberately persecuted, and he didn't seem to participate at all.

Batman then turned to the bat mite and asked, "Did you do this?"

"It wasn't me..." The bat mite flew in mid-air, biting its finger, equally puzzled.

Batman closed his eyes, carefully surveying the entirety of Gotham, then said, "Wow, Gotham's back to normal! Looks like you've resolved this chaos, Batman!"

Batman doesn't think so.

He fixed his gaze on the towering golden fries and subconsciously squinted.

"are you sure?"

"certainly."

The bat mite's body suddenly began to dissipate, and it cried out, "Damn it! An unknown high-level force is erasing my existence!!!"

"I love you, Bat Commander!!!"

Please remember me!

After shouting those words, the bat mite completely disappeared.

Batman maintained his disapproving gaze.

He couldn't describe his feelings at that moment; just like before in Gotham, they were utterly chaotic.

At that moment, the bat girl Barbara came to his side, raising her arm.

Batgirl's arm popped out a holographic projection showing images of various neighborhoods in Gotham.

"The citizens are back in Gotham, and it looks like it's really over," she said.

"Not yet. Those criminals are still outside and need to be sent back to Arkham," Batman said.

Batgirl glanced at him, then at the Justice League members.

They were like fellow patients, sharing their feelings.

"Maybe we can ask them for help?" the bat girl said.

"No, they need to go back," Batman refused.

"You know you haven't rested for at least fifty hours, right?" Nightwing suddenly interjected.

Batman remained silent.

After a few moments, the big blue guy with the red cloak over his shoulder finished discussing the patient's condition and came over to them.

He smiled at Batman and asked, "Need any help? I overheard you just now."

Finally, after much pleading and cajoling, the arrogant Bat Commander agreed to the idea of calling on the Justice League to deal with the criminals still outside.

"Batman! How dare you show your face in front of me?! I'll break your spine!!!"

Bane roared and lunged at Batman.

The next second, however, he suddenly stopped and stood still.

Bane stared coldly at the man behind Batman, his knee inexplicably aching.

"You're despicable, Batman, calling for backup! Let's fight one-on-one!"

A white hand chop appeared behind his neck, a light strike.

Bain fainted on the spot.

Wonder Woman cracked her neck and asked the two boys, "Hey, where's Barry? Where did he go?"

Batman reattached Bane's special inhibitor to ensure that he was completely immobile when he woke up.

He clapped his hands and ordered Superman to carry the thing.

Then Superman flew into the sky, his eyes suddenly brightening as he watched the fleeting rainbow silhouette across Gotham City.

A moment later, Superman replied, "He seems to be chasing something...wait, why is there a crow on his head?"