I, V, Gotham Legend

With the sound of breaking through the air, the rocket was fired at the expected speed and hit the connection of the base of the statue.

"Boom!" Accompanied by the explosion, rocks splashed, the statue collapsed forward, and hit the concrete ground heavily, breaking into pieces.

Valerie fired another shot at the half-collapsed door, manually punching open a large door.

"Leave it to you." After doing all this, Valerie stood up from the driver's seat and gave her seat to Helena.

"Oh, and this." As she spoke, she turned on the car radio. After a shrill sound, the sound of a phone call being connected came from the radio.

"We'll use this to communicate." Valerie's voice sounded at the same time as the radio, like an echo.

Helena nodded, she sat in the driver's seat, and looked at the steering wheel in front of her blankly.

Valerie gave Helena an encouraging smile, then opened the car door and jumped out.

The car door closed quickly, and the radiation that slipped into the car made Helena feel a little dizzy. Fortunately, she was not in the miserable state that Anazi behind her had been in.

Watching Valerie fly towards the museum, Helena put her hands on the steering wheel nervously.

What should I do? Should I tell her I can't drive this thing?

Helena feels so useless...

...

Valerie entered the museum through the hole she had blasted and put away her yellow jetpack.

Behind the hole she had blown up was the beam of the museum's entrance. Standing on it and looking down, she could just see the various sentry machine guns that the Riddler had piled up at the door.

Valerie pulled out her technical pistol and fired at the machine guns below one by one.

The characteristic of technical weapons is charging. The school that specializes in technical weapons in the game is called the wall-penetrating school.

What a pity! If Valerie had a higher intelligence, there would be no need to go through so much trouble. She could have incited all the machine guns to rebel with just a glare.

After destroying all the sentry machine guns, Valerie turned on the scanner and looked around. After confirming that there were no other traps, she jumped down from the beam.

I don't know where Batman went.

It's not that she cares about him, but if Batman wasn't there, it would be difficult for Valerie to find the Riddler relying on her own smart brain.

Valerie picked up the scrapped sentry machine gun and put it in her pocket while walking into the museum.

She pushed open the inner door and after entering, she should have officially entered the museum.

Behind the door was a long and narrow corridor. There was no lighting due to the power outage, and the Riddler obviously would not use the backup power for ordinary lighting.

The end of the corridor should be the paleontology exhibition hall. Her scanner can see large dinosaur models that are ready to jump out of the wall at any time to scare people.

After taking only a few steps, Valerie suddenly stopped, smashed the ground with her fist, then grabbed the floor with her palms and lifted it up.

There was a group of robots huddled under the floor. Their bodies were like the front of a motorcycle, with long mechanical arms and small cannon-like devices on their shoulders.

All the robots raised their heads, and their light-bulb eyes met Valerie's gaze as she lifted up the floor.

Valerie laughed, then threw a few grenades at the place where the robots gathered, and then closed the ground again.

"boom!!!"

The floor shook and the sound of iron pieces breaking and falling could be heard.

Valerie very politely used her technical ability of up to twenty to repair the floor so that it would not be blown away by the explosion.

After the explosion subsided, Valerie lifted the floor again and saw that the narrow secret room was filled with scrap copper and iron and a charred area.

These robots should be the Riddler's artificial thugs. Fortunately, I kept scanning on, otherwise it would be quite troublesome if these guys popped out.

Valerie bent over and looked into the secret room. She wanted to see if there was anything intact so that she could make a copy of it.

No one can resist cyber robots.

NO64. I can do it too

"What are you doing?" Batman's calm but puzzled voice came from outside.

Valerie raised her gray little head from the ground and looked at the Batman standing in front of her in surprise.

"You're here? How did you get here?"

Whether it was the entrance Valerie had blasted open or the main entrance to the museum was behind her, she didn't hear the sound of Batman coming.

"I have my own way." Batman did not answer directly.

"Well, have you ever met a robot?" Valerie asked, standing up.

The robots in the basement were blown to pieces, and Valerie's technology borrowing plan came to nothing.

"These things are everywhere." Batman pulled out a chip from his pocket, which he had dug out of a robot's head after defeating it. "Nygma controls these through a network that covers the entire museum."

"Is that so...If we crack the system, can we defeat these robots?" Valerie thought creatively.

"In theory, yes." Although I don't understand what Niu said, but considering the context, I can understand that it means taking over.

If I give this chip to Alfu, I can analyze the system, but there is no time to go back to the Batcave now.

"Let me try." Valerie saw Batman's dilemma and extended her hand to him.

"..." Batman was silent for a moment. Although he was not sure of the exact extent, he still knew that Valerie had certain hacking abilities. As long as she could access the chip, there should be hope of cracking the Riddler's system.

But he still shook his head. "It's possible that the Riddler has hidden a virus in the chip. It's too dangerous for you."

Valerie's connection chip needs to be directly connected to the body. If the cunning Riddler knew this, he would most likely do something about it.

"What you said makes sense." Valerie nodded in approval.

V in the game almost got into trouble several times because he dared to connect anything to himself, such as the Black Mewtwo he picked up on the roadside and the small gifts from the Voodoo Gang.

Valerie felt that she was such a smart person that she would never normally get such a serious illness like in the game, but she felt that she had a reliable and strong ally.

"I know a really good hacker who might be able to help."

Valerie was referring to Barbara.

"How are you going to get her to help?"

"I maintain an Internet connection with her and then I connect to the chip. She helps me check it and also detect viruses and such." Valerie is very confident. Although the Internet signal in this environment is extremely poor, it is still no problem to connect with Barbara.

Batman quietly put away the chip: "It's too dangerous. It is indeed necessary to analyze the system of the Nygma robot, but at least wait until we are in a safe place before considering it."

"You can risk exposing yourself to white metal, so why can't I risk analyzing a system?" Batman's double standards made Valerie put her hands on her hips in dissatisfaction, "Are you underestimating me?"

"That's different. Whether the system is analyzed or not will not affect our arrest of Nygma." Batman has turned around.

"But as long as we analyze it, we will have an extra trump card, right? Don't you like to play the backup plan the most?" Valerie followed noisily.

"The purpose of a backup plan is to provide a backup plan when the main plan fails. Putting yourself in danger for something like this is putting the cart before the horse." Batman seemed to be passing on experience. "Besides, we all know your strength. There is no need to turn those riddle robots against you. They pose no threat to you."

Valerie wanted to retort a few more times, but since Batman praised her for being strong, she decided to be generous and not care about it.

"I can choose not to take risks, but I still hope you remember that I am not a coward. If it makes me feel it is worth it, I can also sacrifice my life."

Perhaps Batman's determination to expose himself to radiation for the sake of Gotham was too shocking, and Valerie also tried her best to express that she was also willing to sacrifice everything for something.

"I know." Batman said only one sentence.

Then, they fell into silence, as if they had nothing to talk about.

The corridor was not very long and there was no lighting, except for the signpost for the emergency exit which had a limited green light. Fortunately, both of them had the ability to see clearly in the dark.

Valerie carried the technical shotgun she took out of her pocket and looked around as she walked, trying to see if there were any other robot secret rooms like the one under the floor before.

Across the corridor was a spacious hall. The place where they were standing was on the second floor, with a staircase on each side leading downstairs.

This is the Dinosaur Museum. A huge Tyrannosaurus model stands on the first floor, and a head as big as a bed extends from the balcony to the second floor.

If the electricity here is normal, this Tyrannosaurus should still be moving.

"Boom!"

Perhaps it was because Nygma had been watching this place. After Valerie and Batman walked into the hall, a rolling door suddenly fell in the corridor behind them.

"You finally came in! This is my favorite part." Nygma's voice came through infrasound. To Batman's ears, it sounded like a full-range surround reverberation, and to Valerie's ears, it sounded like someone talking in the water.

"This guy should have saved a lot of electricity bills for broadcasting." Valerie said quietly.

"Pay attention to your image! My two guests, everyone in the entire Mysterious City can now hear our conversation, or more precisely, my words! They can only speculate what you are doing based on my speech." Nygma seemed very proud.

"You've crossed the line. I will put you in jail in front of the citizens of Gotham, Nygma." Batman gave the warning to the hall.

"Haha, haha, you think you are so great? Just because you found my base camp based on the clues I left out of pity, and then fell into my trap?" Nygma was not defeated this time.

"I guess this guy is just being stubborn." Valerie whispered to Batman, "There are no traps here, but there are a lot of robots hidden here. It looks like they just arrived here."

Electronic products like robots have nowhere to hide in Valerie's scanning mode.

"Shut up! This is a trap!" Being exposed directly made Nygma furious. He slammed the table hard, then remembered that his voice was being broadcast live to the whole area through infrasonic waves, and immediately cleared his throat, "It's useless to be stubborn. It won't let you live even a second longer."

As he spoke, the small searchlights hidden in various corners were lit up, the entire hall was lit up with green light, and green little question marks dotted the walls like stars.

NO65. Riddle Robot

The green light wandered in the dim room, illuminating the dark room and allowing the two people present to see the robot lying on the wall more clearly.

Unlike the motorcycle-shaped robots that moved on tracks, these robots looked like a combination of red spiders and scorpions.

The slender bodies were lying on the wall. Each robot had eight mechanical legs that penetrated deeply into the wall, firmly fixing itself.

Each robot has a scorpion-like pole at its tail, on which is mounted a display with a pair of electronic eyes reflected in it.

All the robots raised their display screens as if they were raising their heads, and under the question mark searchlight, a dense patch of green was as creepy as plaster full of bubble holes.

The robots climbed down from the wall, and some jumped directly into the air, with propellers rising on their backs, and rushed towards the two like a wave.

Batman was ready for battle. Such numbers were stressful for him, but Valerie stepped forward before him, with mantis blades popping out of her arms.

The blue electricity on the mantis knife flickered, and she struck the two blades together like a drummer in a rock band.

The blue electric current spread out in a hemispherical shape with Valerie as the center. All the robots that approached were hit by the lightning and trembled on the spot.

The robots in the sky within the range fell like snow, while the robots that were already crawling on the ground trembled like sieves, and then lay on the ground silently.

The cyborg skill of the Discharge Mantis Blade can be used as a large-scale EMP. If this is still Night City where cyborgs are everywhere, it can even be used as an AOE ultimate move.

Valerie is the natural enemy of these robots.

Having said that, skills are skills after all, and they will enter CD after being used once, but there are still quite a few robots left.

"Want to see who can break more robots?" Valerie said to Batman provocatively, looking at the robots that followed.

Batman said nothing, he just jumped down the stairs, throwing a batarang on the way, the dart didn't hit any of the robots, but nailed them to the floor.

"Ding!" The dart made an intense electronic sound, as if it had interfered with some information, and it actually succeeded in attracting the robot's attention.

Nygma cannot remotely control so many robots at the same time. These creations should receive signals and lock onto enemies through detectors hidden on their bodies.

Sure enough, these robots that crawled like spiders on the ground and flew like termites in the sky gathered around the bat dart, like ants that found honey.

Batman was still falling, but only halfway down, he shot out his bat hook to the side and pulled himself horizontally onto the wall.

The robots gathered together and were still searching for the target that should be there. Batman held the gap in the wall, fixed himself to the wall, and then shot out his grappling hook into the air above the group of robots.

The claws pierced through the robots' heads and nailed onto the head of the huge Tyrannosaurus model.

Batman jumped to the ground on the first floor holding the end of the hook and wrapped it around a pillar beside him.

The grappling gun retracted automatically, but it obviously couldn't lift the pillar into the sky. The Tyrannosaurus Rex placed in the hall of the exhibition hall was pulled down by the power of high technology, and it hit the robots gathered together like a huge rock hitting an ant colony.

The masses of metal were crushed, and the crackling sound was like a ceramic bowl being broken.

Valerie, who was standing on the second floor, felt the floor tremble. When she looked down, she saw that a large area of ​​the dense army of robots had been cleared out.

"No!!!" Nygma shouted in pain. Most of his beloved robots had been wiped out before they even had the chance to join the battle.

Although it was not as dense as before, there were still quite a few robots. Valerie pulled out a technical pistol from her pocket, jumped onto the wall, extended a mantis blade from her left arm, and stabbed the wall to secure herself.

Then she pointed her pistol at the group of robots that were approaching her on the wall like a swarm of insects. When the pistol was filled with enough power, she was able to destroy one with one shot.