Summary: The male protagonist is always wrong

It was a uniform belonging to the second generation Robin.

Jason realized something was different; he never kept his uniform.

Jason didn't stay for long and turned to walk towards the computer.

He suddenly paused again.

He always felt like someone was watching him, and it wasn't Clark.

He craned his neck and looked warily.

There was no one around and no surveillance cameras.

Clark didn't seem to react to the gaze, instead he gave Jason a few strange looks.

He still did not let his guard down and jumped onto the computer to retrieve the data.

The first thing he checked was the situation in Gotham.

Yin Li maintained the illusion spell and walked curiously to the front of the screen.

To avoid suspicion, Clark stayed a little distance away.

He is too great and glorious.

But if he stands farther away, won’t he be able to see the information on the screen?

Clark also felt that his actions were a bit of an underhanded act, so he simply stood in front of the computer openly.

The screen remained on the death report of the second generation Robin.

The three of them looked at the screen in silence.

Jason didn't linger for long and quickly browsed the rest of the information.

More and more events appeared before their eyes.

The death of Superman, the death of Hal, the death of the Flash... and the death of Sue Bandini.

Jason continued digging deeper, and a specially encrypted file caught his attention.

Special encryption in the Batcomputer means Robin and Oracle don't have access to it.

Jason tried to decipher the document.

"Stop." A low voice sounded.

Batman returned at some point.

Clark apologized, "Sorry, B."

"I trust you." Batman said, staring at Clark.

Clark knew he had betrayed his trust.

But that was Jason.

Clark believes that he has no right to interfere in the affairs of the Bat Family.

He couldn't dissuade Jason.

Jason jumped off the table.

Batman stared at him, "What is this cat? What do you want to do?"

Clark responded, "We wouldn't do anything for the world. We just want to go home."

"Go home?" Batman sneered at Clark's answer. Clark had hidden too many things from him.

He looked at where Yin Li was, "So what does he want to do?"

Since Batman had seen through her trick, Yin Li had no choice but to lift the spell and reveal herself.

Jason turned his head to look at Yin Li who suddenly appeared.

Clark stepped forward and stood in front of Yin Li. He looked directly into Batman's eyes and said, "He won't do anything either."

His eyes were sincere and earnest.

He knew too well how important Batman's trust was.

"Are you protecting him?" Batman took two steps, carefully keeping his distance. "He's controlling you, Superman."

Batman saw Yin Li's influence on Superman.

Never underestimate the lengths they will go to for someone they love.

Clark frowned, "B, that's not control."

But Jason understood what Batman meant.

He'd seen how the two of them interacted.

When you do well, say "good boy" and give a candy.

When something goes wrong, say "no" sternly and give some punishment.

You could say Yin Li is "training the dog."

But they were both willing to fight and be beaten, so Jason had nothing to say.

Everything went smoothly and their relationship developed rapidly.

But Yin Li didn't think he was training a dog.

Differences in thinking and communication habits can lead to poor communication.

After repeated training, they can understand the differences and put forward their own needs.

Some people call this long process training, while others call it dog training.

But in the end it will all be classified as "running-in".

But Jason and Batman don't seem to be suitable for this approach. Both of them are too stubborn and unwilling to compromise in the slightest.

Jason has no place to vent his anger, but Batman's principles and bottom line cannot be shaken.

Perhaps only when both are hurt will they realize that they have hurt the one they love.

Jason glared at Batman.

Yes, Batman was afraid that Clark would lose control because of Yin Li.

Everyone can lose control, even Superman, but Batman won't!

Did Batman do anything when the second Robin died?

He maintained a sanity of which he was proud.

The clown is still alive and kicking.

Batman seemed unaware that he had angered Jason.

Batman looked at Yin Li, the man holding Superman's reins.

Clark stared at Batman warily, fearing that he would do something to Yin Li.

Batman glanced at Clark, then looked at Yin Li scrutinizingly.

Apart from magic, he didn't see anything special about Yin Li.

His attention was too focused on Yin Li.

Batman didn't react until the attack reached him. He raised his hand to block the sudden attack.

Jason, wearing the tattered Robin uniform, failed in his first attack and planned to attack again.

He raised his leg and swiped it towards Batman's face.

But he is no match for Batman.

Batman raised his hand to block, then grabbed Jason and threw him to the ground.

Batman was also filled with anger at this time.

The display case was cracked and empty.

Whoever is wearing the second generation Robin uniform at this moment.

He had desecrated the dead second-generation Robin, and he needed to pay for it.

Batman's attacks became more and more ruthless.

But Jason was not alone at the moment.

Yin Li realized that something was wrong and immediately helped.

You've been strengthened, come on!

Jason felt full of strength, and his posture became more agile.

Clark began to look at Yin Li with disapproval again, "Don't do this, please."

Yin Li said without hesitation, "Jason needs to vent his anger. Holding it in for too long is harmful to his physical and mental health."

Clark could only look at Yin Li helplessly.

Yin Li said, "This is also good for Batman."

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With Yin Li's support, Jason used his physical fitness to briefly suppress Batman.

Jason roared, "If you valued him, you should have killed the Joker!"

Batman kicked him away angrily, "What do you mean?! Why did you mention him? Who are you?"

Batman had some guesses in his mind.

Jason didn't answer him, but just kept attacking.

The two fought for dozens of times, and Jason gradually fell into a disadvantage.

Clark stepped forward upon seeing this. He grabbed Batman's fist that was swinging at Jason and said, "B, calm down."

Batman shook his hand off.