"Go and find out what happened back then." Schiller said to Constantine: "Go back in time and find out what happened when Barbara was born."
Constantine didn't ask any more questions. He went for a while and then came back. He didn't bring back any video data. He just said: "It's pretty much what she said. A sneaky nurse took away a girl and brought another girl."
One, the Gordons didn't notice anything unusual."
Schiller was not surprised at all. If the opponent dared to play this trick, he would not reveal his flaws in such an obvious place.
"Can you go to an earlier point in time to see where that little girl came from?" Schiller asked.
Constantine said: "The relationship between cause and effect is reversed. You have to give me time and place so that I can travel back and investigate. If there is only time, the location will be random. If there are no clues, I will not be able to find out.
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Schiller tapped his fingers on the table and began to sort out the relationship.
Among the real and fake Barbaras, only one was Gordon's biological daughter. Later, the real Barbara said it was her. As expected, the paternity test results would also show that it was her.
The fake Barbara who was caught was indeed the real murderer who attacked three people, including Dick.
So assuming that this is actually the result of a vampire traveling back in time after running out of tricks, what would it have been like?
Combining the previous actions of the Vampire King, Schiller made a bold guess - I was reborn, the night before I chose my identity. This time, I was no longer the Vampire King who had been caught in his conspiracy, but
She is Batgirl who is favored by the Bat Family...
Schiller is not just wishful thinking, he knows this kind of person very well. Again, a fool always thinks that as long as he is given a chance to start over, he will be able to turn the tide.
Essentially, it is because they feel that their failure must be due to external reasons. If people are not good, it is because the ground is uneven. If you give me a piece of land, I will be able to build a tall building from the ground.
This may be the case.
In the original timeline, the King of Vampires thought of a way to replace the original Barbara, sneak into the Bat Family and cause trouble, biting three people in a row, causing huge trouble to Batman.
But unfortunately, he fell into the hands of Batman and the Justice League and was caught.
She felt very unwilling and felt that it was not her own plan's fault. She had to get up wherever she fell, so she drew up a plan that she thought was more thorough.
First, she traveled back in time, took away Barbara as a baby, and replaced her with a vampire baby.
Yes, Schiller guessed that the vampire baby returned to the Gordons was not the King of Vampires, but a vampire baby that the King of Vampires found from nowhere.
Schiller didn't know if she could have a baby for the first time, but it was possible that it was the child of one of her subordinates.
Schiller also suspected that the real Barbara that Mrs. Gordon gave birth to was probably dead. If not, she was probably kept as a hostage by the King of Vampires.
And when the vampire incident comes to an end, Barbara will definitely be caught. At this time, the person caught is actually the insignificant vampire baby, and then the real vampire king will appear as the victim, the real Barbara, to complete the crime.
Some people may ask, what's the point of going around in such a big circle? This series of plans seems to have little effect on the cause of vampires, and is very laborious, but this is not the way this person thinks.
Their thinking is, didn't you Batman arrest me last time? Then I will let you arrest the wrong person this time, and then transition to "It turns out that you Batman also arrested the wrong person sometimes!"
It sounds really weird, but this kind of person essentially cannot gain any sense of superiority by relying on his own abilities. Once he has the advantage of poor information, he will not use this advantage to do anything serious, but will definitely use it as soon as possible.
To retaliate against those who deprive him of his sense of superiority.
This kind of priority of revenge is even higher than all his undertakings. I replaced the most important part of your plan with foresight, and then when you still follow the original plan and make a mistake, I can laugh at you for the rest of your life.
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However, due to their low IQ and limited vision, they cannot understand what it means that things can change at any time, so they feel that the person they expected will definitely go according to the original plan.
For example, if she thinks that the final outcome will be that Barbara is arrested, then she will change to another Barbara, so that the other party can arrest the wrong person.
But she also didn't want to think about it. Batman is the best detective in the world, and he would not convict a person so easily.
Okay, even if there is very conclusive video evidence, it can be proved that the video was not edited or post-processed, so how do you prove that Barbara was not controlled?
Even if Barbara admits it herself, how can you prove that she was not controlled by someone to admit it?
In the past criminal investigation world, this would have been unreasonable, but there are even vampires, so why can't there be puppet magic that can control people to do bad things?
Moreover, Schiller felt that the other party's level of psychoanalysis was probably as good as Bruce's. She had never realized that Batman was actually a very emotional person.
After Constantine also left, Schiller took a walk in the garden. Although he didn't look through the memory bank much, he had his own understanding of Batman.
In the stereotype of most people, Batman is an extremely ruthless person who can be said to be a law enforcement machine. No one wants him to bend the law for personal gain.
But this is not actually the case. The basis of everything Batman does is emotion. Don't forget what he said - "I am the night, I am revenge, I am Batman."
What is the basis of revenge?
Is it rational thinking?
Is it rigorous logic?
Is it because Bruce Wayne is a ruthless logic machine because he ignores the fact that he could easily be the end of the earth and insists on being a vigilante in a city?
It's not unfair to use this word to describe Luthor. If anyone uses it to describe Batman, his level of psychoanalysis is probably about the same as Bruce's.
The basis for Batman punishing criminals is emotion, and the basis for him to adopt Robin, train them, unite the Bat Family, and lead the Justice League is also based on emotion.
As long as Batman can be a ruthless leadership machine and completely regard the Bat Family and the Justice League as his companies, neither organization will be able to be infiltrated by vampires.
Again, with Batman's leadership, he can lead these two organizations to what they are now, and even Aquaman can't let him go so much.
So Batman is actually more emotional than many people think, especially when it comes to people he cares about. This is a double standard to the extreme. Many things are no longer negotiable, but you can do whatever you like, in case of misfortune.
If you mess up, I'll protect you.
If you look through the history of the Bat Family and the members of the Justice League, you can basically find moments like this. Is it true that Batman, who is so knowledgeable about things, really didn't predict them before they got into trouble? I'm afraid not, more often than not, he completely
He knew the consequences, he just didn't want to stop it.
Therefore, Schiller can predict what kind of storm will happen in Wayne Manor when Batman returns.
He tortured Dick like that, at least in the name of doing good for Dick, and the most terrible damage he caused was to pull out two of his teeth.
But the mastermind behind the scenes wanted Barbara dead.
Those two videos were like a noose around Barbara's neck. They were shown to so many people in public. Even if Barbara was rescued by Batman and sobered up, she might not be able to face herself.
Mistakes committed.
Schiller seized the time and returned to the manor hall.
Robins are sitting on the left row of sofas, Gordon Constantine and other witnesses are sitting on the right row of sofas, Batman sits in the middle, and vampire Barbara sits opposite him.
"Have you dealt with Mary?" Schiller walked slowly to his seat and sat down, one leg crossed over the other, his ankle touching his calf.
Batman shook his head silently.
All the Robins could see how angry Batman was now. One by one, they all had their heads drooped and didn't dare to express their anger.
Only Spark, the real Barbara, was talking.
She was probably talking about how she discovered the whole conspiracy and escaped from the hands of vampires. She debuted under the codename Starfire and has been lurking around the Bat Family, silently protecting the members of the Bat Family.
But Batman's first words left her unable to answer.
"Are you a superpower?"
"What?"
"I said, are you an ordinary person or a person with super powers?"
"My parents are Mr. and Mrs. Gordon, so of course I am an ordinary person. I know you can't believe that I have done all this as an ordinary person, but I..."
"Then why are Starfires from other universes superpowered?"
Schiller couldn't help laughing, so he had to cover his mouth with a cup. He actually didn't know who Starfire was, but he vaguely heard that he seemed to be a young superhero.
But the Batman in front of him has been to the fighting world. Although he was called back to maintain the universe by an email from the system, if he had spent more time in the past, it would not have been a problem to queue up two or three.
Normally Batman would not do this, they would rather stay at the base and exchange information about each other's universes, and with Batman's character, the information they exchange would be quite comprehensive.
Although Starfire is not a particularly famous hero, Schiller thinks she may have something to do with Dick. Anyone related to Robin is on Batman's priority list, so Batman will exchange for Starfire from other universes.
The information is not surprising either.
It can only be said that the King of Vampires is still the King of Vampires, but Batman is no longer the simple Batman he used to be. The time he spent waiting for two copies was enough for him to find out the household registrations of the otherworldly fellows of the group of people around him.
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Note that if the Vampire King replaced Starfire from the beginning, then in the perception of the locals in this universe, Starfire has never had superpowers and is just an ordinary superhero with strong physical skills.
If Batman hadn't opened his eyes to see the universe through the fighting world, then he might not be able to find any fault. Who said that ordinary people can't be superheroes?
But as far as Batman knows, the Starfires in all other universes are aliens with superpowers, and they don't look like this. The two can be said to be completely different.
Batman reveals to everyone the information he obtained about Starfire from other Batmans.
And precisely because Starfire is not very famous, she is not like a famous superhero who wants to be different in each universe. Instead, almost all universes are similar in terms of appearance and racial abilities. At most, the details of her uniform are different.
Everyone looked at Xinghuo on the information, and then at the person standing in the hall, and had to admit that the two were completely different.
The Xinghuo in the information is not exquisitely beautiful, but full of wildness. There is always anger between her eyebrows. Her flowing red hair is like the flame of revenge. Even if you just look at the picture, you can see her burning and indomitable soul.
fire.
And the one standing in front of them, how should I put it, if Schiller were to describe it, he would use a rather impolite word, that is, a tiger cannot be compared to a dog.