I, V, Gotham Legend

"We made an appointment." Poison Ivy answered immediately, "Besides her, there are more than a dozen in the research institute."

"It's not a problem to rescue these things. As long as they can get on the spaceship, V can take them away. At most, they can just squeeze in." Old Joe said to Batman and Superman through the chip, "But the problem is how to place them after we return to Gotham?"

"..." Batman thought for a moment, then the Trailblazer raised his hand, and a three-dimensional map was projected on it, "There is an uninhabited island four kilometers northeast of Gotham Bay. We can stay there temporarily."

Gordon's voice sounded in the communication at the right time: "Although it is an emergency now...but it is a private island, right?"

"Bruce Wayne would be happy to donate it... I know him." Batman said calmly.

"...I don't really know...but if you're sure he's willing, that's a good thing," Gordon said.

Superman floated in front of the giant vine, "How do I move this? Do you want me to pull it up by the roots?"

"I won't allow you to treat her so rudely." Poison Ivy stood in front of the vines like a lioness protecting her cubs.

Several people looked at each other. Fortunately, Poison Ivy knew that time was running out. She turned around and patted the main trunk of the vine, as if to comfort or persuade them.

The huge body of the giant vine, which almost reached the sky, slowly curled up like a cat's tail, trying to condense into a ball.

Meanwhile the ground was shaking further on top of the original earthquake, the floorboards cracking like biscuits dropped on the ground, roots at least as thick as a man's waist, tangled roots coming out of the ground.

"Be gentle. She's just a child." Poison Ivy lowered her posture and begged with her head down.

Superman nodded without hesitation. He floated to the giant vine and gently lifted up the towering creature.

"Wait!" Poison Ivy stopped Superman's movements, and the vines stretched out branches towards her and picked her up. "It's OK."

"I hope the spaceship can fit it... We're not sure if it can be taken away if it's just hanging outside." As he said this, Superman flew up easily, without any sign of him lifting anything heavy.

Aquaman almost followed him, but found that Batman didn't move at all.

"Where is he going? Aren't we going together?" Aquaman asked puzzledly.

"You can follow," Batman said, and a portal opened up in the Trailblazer, "or come with me."

The Trailblazer itself is also one of Valerie's summons, and the same applies to Batman.

The Sea King showed an interested look and squeezed in openly...

……

The sudden storm brought with it the power to destroy the world, but it also disappeared very abruptly, leaving behind only large pieces of ship wreckage on the sea.

"No news from Gordon yet?"

On a surviving yacht on the surface of Gotham Bay, Cash, a black police officer with a mechanical hand, asked while holding the phone.

"Sorry... We are trying our best to call..."

"It will be available soon." A cool voice came from behind, and Cash turned around in surprise.

Valerie's whole body was in a mess, and could only be described as dirty and dusty, but her delicate face still made people feel at ease.

"Bruce Wayne has a private island nearby, right? I need help." Valerie said, pressing her fingers in front of Cash, "Don't be too surprised."

Cash was still wondering what Valerie was doing when he suddenly realized that a shadow was covering him and the heavy rain, which had been quite heavy, suddenly stopped.

He looked up and saw a huge tadpole-shaped spaceship floating above his head.

The spacecraft was still moving forward, looking shaky and heavy, giving people a feeling of being overloaded.

"Zizi..." The sound of electricity came from the communication, and Director Gordon's reassuring voice rang out, "This is Gordon, please reply!"

Kesh stared blankly at the spaceship that was so close to him, and put the intercom to his lips blankly: "I am Al Kesh... got it."

"Kash, take all the units that can still move and leave the original Arkham Island area...it's about to become a battlefield." Gordon gave the order immediately.

Cash looked up at the sky and suddenly discovered that there was a huge black fog floating in the distance at the location of Arkham Island, which looked like a building covered with a veil.

"That is……"

"If the previous one was an egg, then that one should be... uh... a live bead?" Valerie tried to explain.

"That's a monster that hasn't been released yet." A heavy mechanical voice rang out, and Cash turned around and saw a six-meter-tall steel bat man.

"Batman? You've gotten stronger?" Cash asked, trying to figure out what was going on.

The back of the Trail Blazer suddenly opened, and Aquaman rushed like a student rushing out of a crowded bus.

"Did you ever consider that there would be passengers when you made this thing?" Aquaman complained.

The Trailblazer closed the door. Batman ignored Aquaman and hurriedly connected to the communication of Wayne Manor. He didn't relax until he saw Alfred's familiar face appear on the display screen safely.

"Master! Thank God, I knew you were okay..." Alfred breathed a sigh of relief when he saw Batman.

"How's the Penguin?" Batman asked.

But before the old butler could answer, Robin came into the picture from the side: "Batman! I knew it was you! Your manor is so magical! It can actually turn into a maze, and there are mousetraps in the corners!"

Batman knew what Robin was referring to: "That is the first line of defense to protect the manor."

"Yes, sir. We have the help of Miss Huntress and the traps in the manor. This is actually our encirclement and suppression of the Penguin." The old butler reported safety to Batman.

Batman and the butler were confirming the situation in the mecha, while Cash was observing the mecha curiously outside.

Valerie walked to the edge of the yacht and looked out at the black fog in the distant sky.

Aquaman walked up behind Valerie and asked, as if to strike up a conversation, "So, is that the dragon? That thing followed us here too?"

Valerie looked at him strangely, then nodded: "The Joker's soul was exiled to the cracks in space. In his dying struggle, he cut off the part that could return to Gotham and forcibly sent the dragon back."

As if to prove Valerie's words, the black mist swayed and let out a deafening shrill laugh.

The black fog gathered towards the top like smoke sucked away by a range hood, and the shape of a giant dragon and snake was looming.

The clown's thunderous laughter made Cash realize the urgency. He glanced at the three people present nervously, and finally took a deep breath: "I'll leave this to you."

Having said that, he turned and ran towards the cabin, taking out a walkie-talkie and giving orders to the entire police brigade.

The black fog condensed into a huge sphere in the sky, and the smooth white body of the clown dragon was washed by the heavy rain.

He flapped his wings and flew into the air, biting the ball of black mist in one bite, as if he had swallowed a dragon ball. The whole dragon's body grew larger.

"Hahahahahaha!" The clown laughed maniacally, his body circling excitedly in the air.

Valerie and Aquaman jumped into the sea together. Instead of sinking into the sea, they floated on the surface as if they were standing on flat ground.

Valerie has a jetpack on her back that allows her to float, while Aquaman simply uses his abilities.

The Trailblazer also flew up. It seemed that Batman had confirmed the safety of Alfred and the others. There was a hint of steadiness in his every move.

Also back was Superman, who had just helped push the spaceship to Bruce's private island.

The four of them stood together, looking up at the clown high in the sky, like a team of firefighters standing in front of a flash flood.

"Although I still don't quite understand...but this guy is the final enemy, is that what you mean?" Aquaman looked at Valerie's profile and laughed heartily.

"For now, it's like this... that guy's soul has been exiled, and what's left here is just a walking corpse." Valerie deliberately looked at Batman and said, "Listen, he can only laugh now... although he used to be like that too."

Batman didn't hesitate. The Blazer's shoulders opened like a box, and the conspicuous barrel of the cannon protruded from it: "Free play."

As he spoke, he flew out first, and the bullets on his shoulders shot out like a large-scale rain curtain.

The bullet hit the clown's tough skin, causing a fireworks-like explosion.

Superman behind him also put down his hands: "Okay, this is the last round."

As he said this, he flew up like a spring, and in an instant he was above the clown's head, and punched the guy's head high up.

Only Valerie and Aquaman were left on the sea, looking at each other in bewilderment.

"I know that ladies will be afraid of this scene, but relax, miss, the sea is my home ground." The Sea King said confidently.

"Then drag this guy to your home turf." As she said this, Valerie raised her head and made a virtual pulling gesture towards the sky.

The largest concrete foundation broke through the clouds and fell from the sky like a meteorite.

The foundation hit the clown dragon, but he was not moved. Instead, he twisted his thick body and bounced the foundation into the sky.

Superman suddenly rushed to the side of the foundation that had been bounced open, stretched out one hand, grasped the edge of the foundation, and his fingers made marks in the cement.

Superman swung the island-sized foundation like a brick and hit the Joker on the head with it.

This time the clown finally couldn't recover and he fell into the sea like an icicle.

The water splashed several stories high. Valerie crossed her arms and looked at the Aquaman beside her.

"..." Aquaman was silent for a moment, then showed Valerie a confident smile: "Just wait and see."

As he said this, he dived into the sea.

Valerie used her jetpack to elevate herself to avoid being accidentally hit.

A huge whirlpool suddenly formed in the sea of ​​Gotham Bay, and the ocean current seemed to be rotating along a track.

The clown dragon struggled to get out of the sea, but the seawater, which usually seemed to have no substance, wrapped around his entire body like slime, making it impossible for him to stand steadily.

"Crack...Squeak!" The sound of broken bones was accompanied by the sound of something being torn apart. The clown finally struggled to get out of the turbulent sea, but the wings behind him had been torn off.

He opened his mouth wide, and black mist with white sparks of electricity came out of it. He lowered his head and blew a breath of lightning towards the waves.

The sea water was evaporated over a large area, and thick white mist rose. The Joker seemed to have gained some kind of power from it. He tried his best to swing his body and actually broke free from the whirlpool, trying to run towards the nearest Gotham Port.

But as soon as his head emerged from the mist, Superman flew in front of him, swinging the concrete foundation and knocking him back.

Valerie stood far away, watching the fight between the gods that seemed to destroy the heavens and the earth, and couldn't help but sigh: "The four of us are too strong."

NO138. Stronger weapons

The Joker was confined in Gotham Bay, surrounded by a group of people and could hardly move.

Valerie thought it was enough to leave the place to the two men who were killing randomly. Suddenly, water splashed beside her, and Aquaman stood up from the sea, his white vertical pupils locked onto her.

"Although it's a lot slower, that guy can still recover. Do you know what?" He seemed to think Valerie was a know-it-all.

"There's probably still some subspace in his stomach... As long as it's consumed, there should be no problem." Valerie guessed.

"It takes too much time." At this time, a mechanical voice sounded from behind. Valerie turned around and saw Batman flying back. "And we can't determine the extent of the consumption of the subspace residue."

"So should we?" Valerie tilted her head.

"How did you blow up Arkham's underground mines?" Batman asked.

"Strictly speaking, it wasn't me...it was just my accomplices who used the bomb I made." As she spoke, Valerie rubbed out an iron ball the size of an egg in her hand.

This is a sample that was originally confiscated from Zod and others' spaceship during the Krypton War a month ago.

In addition to opening the dark world, the function of this thing should be to demolish walls. Valerie prepared several super-large-yield bombs for Erha, which are enough to cause half of the island to collapse under a chain explosion.

"Do you want me to use this thing to blow up the clown? To be honest, it's a little small for the clown nowadays." Valerie said.

To cause a catastrophic chain explosion, advance arrangements are required. Even with the assistance of Superman, Aquaman and others, it is still difficult to do this in a short period of time next to the Joker in the sea.

"Then stuff it into his mouth from the inside." Batman said seriously.

"..." Valerie frowned and stared at Batman in surprise, "This will kill him, you know that, right?"

As he spoke, the clown's crazy but emotionless laughter once again echoed in the ears of several people.

"Like you said, the real clown has been exiled from the world." The Pioneer's camera focused on the clown, "The one standing there is just a monster that inherited his flesh."

"..." Valerie didn't care about the Joker in the first place, and after hearing what Batman said, she nodded in approval. "Okay, I'm glad you won't go crazy and stop us."

Batman didn't comment. He suddenly pointed to Aquaman beside him and said, "Communication, prepare a copy for him as well."

Valerie nodded to show that she understood. She rubbed out a headset with her bare hands and handed it to Aquaman: "You should be able to use it, right? Don't worry, it's waterproof."

Aquaman took the headphones, glanced at Valerie, and then put them into his ears without hesitation: "It seems like you already have a plan?"

"From now on, you will follow my instructions." Batman said.

Aquaman looked up at Superman who was still fighting the Joker, shrugged confidently, and then dived back into the sea.

"I guess he agreed," Valerie said.

Batman didn't respond. He took a few steps forward, exposing the broad back armor of the Trailblazer to Valerie. "Come up, I'll take you over."

Valerie wanted to say that she could fly, but when she thought of the cool posture of standing on the mecha, she did not refuse.

Valerie climbed onto the Pioneer's back, her palms and limbs flashing with blue electricity, allowing her to stick to the Pioneer's back.

Eight fumaroles spewed out flames at the same time. With unparalleled momentum, the Pioneer soared into the sky, broke through the rain curtain, and rose to high altitude in the blink of an eye.

The scanning effect of the Trailblazer is far superior to the detective vision. Even from a long distance, Batman can still see the details of the battlefield in the distance.

"Aquaman, target the lower left wing. The tear there is still a long way to go before it heals." Batman gave the order while firing missiles at the Joker. "Pour seawater in!"