The Comprehensive Evolution of American Comics.

Chapter 1343

After hearing what Roy said, Dick's composure crumbled.

Having gone through so much before, even being nearly crippled, Dick's mentality hadn't changed much. But after hearing that Yang Le was gone, his mentality did become somewhat unstable.

That's normal. After all, you could originally play on easy difficulty, but now suddenly the difficulty is increased and you're told that only hard difficulty is available. Anyone would feel uncomfortable for a while in that situation.

Fortunately, Dick possessed the unwavering will he inherited from Batman, and he quickly adjusted his mindset.

"Well, it seems things are more serious than I thought."

Dick dried himself off, and because he needed to treat his injuries, he was only wearing a pair of shorts that looked like swim trunks to cover his private parts.

Dick didn't try to hide anything, and there was no time for him to do anything else right now. The most important thing was to tell him everything he knew.

So Dick simply draped a towel over himself and began to tell everything he knew.

"So that's it."

After hearing what had happened, Roy suddenly realized and said, "No wonder the Justice League and the Young Justice League were overthrown so quickly. It turns out it was Batman's second personality that caused this. No wonder."

Leaving aside the famous Tower of Babel incident, the members of the Justice League have worked together for so long that they know each other very well and inevitably know some of their teammates' weaknesses.

Batman, in particular, as the most important member of the Justice League and one of the Big Three, is indeed just an ordinary person, even though everyone subconsciously overlooks it.

Unlike the superhumans in the Justice League, Batman almost always puts his life on the line for every mission. He's not a fool who likes to seek death, so he naturally makes more preparations behind the scenes.

Besides supervillains, Batman also keeps a close eye on his companions, so that in the event of something like this, he can use these collected weaknesses to defeat his companions who have betrayed him for various reasons.

"The Tower of Babel incident happened not long ago. Although the incident caused a great deal of trouble at the time and even temporarily expelled Batman from the Justice League, everyone tacitly approved of Batman's behavior afterward."

"Batman once told me that the supercomputer inside the Batcave contains the weaknesses of superheroes, including himself."

Dick leaned back in his chair and told him everything he knew.

"Batman must have relied on the information he gathered and the trust his companions placed in him to defeat all the superheroes in such a short time."

“That is indeed a remarkable feat.” Roy nodded in agreement. “But Batman is still just an ordinary person. We can defeat him if we find the right opportunity.”

“Initially, Cassandra and I didn’t dare to act rashly because we didn’t know who the mastermind was. Now that we know, it’s time to end this farce.”

Looking at the confident Roy, Dick didn't choose to dampen his spirits, but instead took the initiative to ask.

"Oh? Do you have a good plan?"

“It’s simple.” Roy crossed his arms. “We just need to lure Batman out, then swarm him and beat him up. Lock him up first, and we can think about treating his schizophrenia later.”

Dick agreed with Roy's strategy of first capturing the animal and then treating it, but he disagreed with the first part of Roy's statement.

"Although Batman doesn't have any supernatural powers, his strength is not to be underestimated."

Dick reminded him, "Don't forget, he just defeated an entire Justice League."

"That's because he knew those people's weaknesses and then used their trust to do it." Roy seemed unconcerned about Batman's achievements, even somewhat dismissive. "If it were me, I could have done what he did too."

"You overestimate yourself and underestimate others, Roy."

Dick frowned slightly. Although he was unhappy with Roy's behavior of looking down on Batman, he still patiently tried to persuade him.

"If nothing unexpected happens, we only have this one person in the room right now, so it's always better to be cautious."

Roy wanted to say something more, but Cassandra, who had been standing silently to the side, stepped forward.

“Stop.” Cassandra stood between the two, then looked at Roy.

"Listen to Dick, be careful."

If it were anyone else, Roy, once he'd made up his mind about something, wouldn't have given him any face. But the person in front of him was Cassandra, Yang Le's daughter.

Roy greatly respected Yang Le, who had always supported and helped him, and by extension, he also respected Yang Le's family.

"Okay, whatever you say." Roy's expression softened.

In Roy's opinion, although Cassandra was very good at fighting, she was still a little girl in her early teens, and her actual combat ability was definitely not as good as his.

Now that his teacher Yang Le is gone, Luo Yi naturally has the responsibility to take care of Yang Le's daughter.

To repay Yang Le for taking care of and supporting him, Luo Yi had long ago made a silent vow in his heart to take good care of Yang Le's family.

If Roy were alone, he might be more carefree, but now that Wonder Woman Diana is missing, his only remaining sister Cassandra absolutely cannot be allowed to suffer any mishaps.

“Thank you, Cassandra.” Dick looked at Cassandra gratefully; if it weren’t for her, he and Roy would have argued for who knows how long.

Normally, he might have let Roy suffer, but as he just said, their manpower doesn't allow him to do so.

"Excuse me, Roy, could you tell me how many people we have left who can still move around?"

Roy wasn't a petty person. Even though he had almost gotten into an argument with Dick just now, he could still chat with him without any personal feelings.

"First it was the Justice League. We contacted all of them, but none of them could get through. Then it was the same with the Young Justice League; there was absolutely no response."

"Right now, all we have are the people you see here: you, me, and Cassandra."

"Count me in too."

As soon as Roy finished speaking, Coreyantan, who had been sitting to the side, raised her hand, drawing the attention of Dick and the other two.

“My sister and I have been taken care of by you all during this time, and there is no reason for us to stand by and watch when you need help. Although I don’t know what my sister is thinking, I think I can help you.”

As if afraid that Dick and the others wouldn't believe her, Coreantan deliberately gathered a ball of green energy the size of a soybean on her right index finger.

(End of this chapter)