The Comprehensive Evolution of American Comics

Although Gotham is in America, you can tell from Alfred, the old butler, that the Wayne family does indeed have the traditions of the British Union Jack.

A gentleman without a trace of affectation is the best description of this old gentleman, just like Batman has mentioned more than once, it is the Wayne family's honor to have a butler like Alfred.

Under Alfred's guidance, Harby experienced the feeling of being at home for the first time, without even a single uncomfortable spot. Obviously, Alfred had done a lot of homework before Harby arrived.

Since it was already late at night, Alfred only prepared some sandwiches and didn't make any big meals to burden the diner's stomach.

After Harby finished eating and rested for a while, Alfred took him to the guest room.

The location of the guest room was almost on the other side of Wayne Manor, far away from the master bedroom of the manor's owner. This arrangement should be to protect the safety of the manor's owner, right?

The guest room was very luxurious. It can only be said that the Union Jack people know how to enjoy life. It's hard to imagine what the master bedroom, which is even more luxurious than the guest room, looks like.

After being sent to the guest room, Harby went to bed obediently. He had no interest in Batman's secrets. He had seen everything he needed to know in the comics. He believed that although it was not the same universe, there shouldn't be much change.

Harby wouldn't do something as brain-dead as checking in at a famous scenic spot and then being targeted by the most narrow-minded person in the DC universe.

He still had some respect for DC universe's Daddy.

Nothing happened overnight, and time quickly came to the next day. Although I didn't know what time Batman worked until last night, at least he looked energetic at the dinner table.

"How did you sleep last night?"

This was the first time Batman had taken the initiative to strike up a conversation since he met Harby, and it was as Bruce Wayne.

"Very comfortable, it feels like being at home."

Harby also figured out last night why Batman would bring him home.

Because Dick's identity is known to the entire Young Justice League. After all, Dick didn't follow the traditional Union Jack family education. He went to school in Gotham, and sometimes he would accompany Bruce to some events.

Although Dick isn't as famous as Bruce Wayne, it's not difficult for someone who is interested to find out about him.

Therefore, as long as Dick's true identity is known, then Batman's true identity is almost obvious. Besides, the latter's identity is no longer a secret in the current Justice League.

This also led to the fact that those former sidekicks in the Young Justice League all knew Batman's identity, so there was nothing to hide.

Moreover, Batman had his own considerations for bringing Harby to Wayne Manor.

After multiple screenings, he tentatively suspected four spies in the Young Justice League.

These four people are Miss Martian Megan, Artemis (real name is this, code name is also this), Superboy Conner, and the O-Weapon Harby in front of him.

Miss Martian's identity is questionable, Artemis' parents are both on the Justice League's blacklist, and Superboy and O-Weapon were originally gene weapons created by the Illuminati.

These four people's identities have more or less unclean aspects, so all four are on Batman's assessment list.

In Batman's eyes, Artemis and Superboy are less suspicious than the other two. These two don't seem like good material to be spies.

The former is because her identity is too easy to find out. This kind of identity that makes people suspicious at a glance is too unqualified to be a spy.

The latter is because his characteristics are too obvious and do not meet the low-key requirements of a spy.

Compared to these two, although Megan has a lot of doubts, at least she was personally recommended by J'onn, and Batman doesn't think the Illuminati can contact Martians, otherwise they should be able to see something more bizarre in the Cadmus Research Institute.

And O-Weapon is different. His appearance is full of coincidences. Except for the information recorded in the Cadmus Research Institute's computer, no one can prove his identity.

Oh yes, there are also those mutants they arranged on the deserted island who can prove his identity, but in Batman's view, these mutants' confessions have no value.

Therefore, O-Weapon is highlighted on Batman's list of suspects, which is why he invited the former to live in Wayne Manor.

He wanted to try to fish the other party out with his identity. This is indeed very dangerous, but the rewards are equally high.

Moreover, after bringing the other party into Wayne Manor, Bruce asked Clark to pay more attention to his side.

"I didn't want to say this, but Bruce..." Superman's face showed concern. "You are just a human being. You don't want our long-term anti-human schedule to defeat you before the enemy does."

Batman remained silent. He knew his body best. Indeed, as Superman said, he might already be on the verge of collapse. It was indeed unwise to overdraw his body like this.

"Okay, I'll pay attention."

Superman's mouth curled up slightly. He rarely managed to gain the upper hand in a dispute with Batman and make him yield. Sometimes he even suspected that the one with the super brain was the other party and not himself.

Just like Superman thought, his smile didn't last long. Batman wouldn't easily let others get the advantage.

"Don't just talk about me, Clark." A faint smile appeared on the corner of Batman's mouth. If the guys in Gotham saw it, they would definitely be scared out of their wits.

"What are you going to do with Conner? It's been three months since I last mentioned him to you. Are you really planning to keep him hanging?"