Sky Curtain: The Darwin Incident at the outset, the Declaration of the People's League

Several DC universes.

The superheroes gathered together, silently watching The Flash.

Barry: "Why are you looking at me? Sky Curtain is telling the truth. Several times I've been unable to unleash my full power."

The subway and railway systems are cursed to be perpetually unpunctual.

Higher suicide rate

[A more serious problem of drug abuse and narcotics]

More homeless people

Are you kidding me and posting a game version preview?

The vast majority of smuggled goods pass through the ports here.

Universities are particularly adept at producing supervillains.

Pollution problems caused by lax management of industrial zones

The entire city is radioactive due to the improperly maintained nuclear power plant.

[Another nuclear power plant is also leaking... oh, this one is abandoned.]

The lax ethical oversight of research has led to many eccentric scientists setting up their labs here.

[A record-breaking 54-year streak of at least one violent incident every day]

Police brutality and corruption are the worst in the US.

[There is virtually no death penalty]

The fire department may take money but not do certain jobs, or they may only do work if they are paid.

Okay, that's fairly normal, since it's been like this for most of the time since the Twin Towers were gone.

The attitude America had towards firefighters back then was plain for all to see; their passive resistance was understandable.

Yes, that's true.

Those in the world who knew about that incident back then silently nodded in agreement.

The firefighter is perfectly fine.

The problem was with the American government at the time.

In that disaster, firefighters rushed into the ruins without hesitation and risked their lives to carry out rescue operations.

The results of it?

Sincerity met with betrayal!

The U.S. government subsequently ignored the health problems the firefighters contracted during the rescue efforts and provided perfunctory compensation to the families of the injured and deceased firefighters.

Such callous behavior has completely chilled the hearts of all firefighters, leading to the current situation of passive resistance and apathy.

Therefore, the firefighters really shouldn't be blamed for this.

Next up is Gotham's water quality issue.

When that line of text appeared, everyone's attention was instantly drawn to it, and what followed left everyone speechless.

Firstly, there is a trace amount of scarecrow-like poison gas in the water.

This thing can precisely amplify the victim's deepest fears, causing them to experience extremely realistic and terrifying hallucinations, trapping them in inescapable mental torture.

In trace amounts, short-term symptoms may include persistent anxiety and insomnia, nightmares, irritability, difficulty concentrating, and a tendency towards extreme and volatile personality traits.

[But long-term consumption will cause chronic damage to the nervous system.]

A weakened immune system and a continuously deteriorating mental state can eventually lead to mental illness, violent behavior, and even organ failure due to prolonged fear.

Secondly, there are trace amounts of mud-faced human remains.

As one of the villains, Mudman spends most of his time in Gotham’s sewers, rivers, and harbors, which serve as his natural hiding places.

As he continues to move, his body will continuously shed live mud, which will then be directly absorbed into the water.

Furthermore, Mudman's numerous battles with Batman and Gotham villains in Gotham have resulted in his body being shattered and fragmented, generating a large amount of mud debris that has entered the water supply system and rivers, making it impossible to completely clean up.

Simply put, his body fragments were too scattered.

Long-term consumption may cause mutations or cancer.

Thirdly, there are trace amounts of clown gas in the water.

[The Joker's gas is a deadly neurotoxin specially developed by the Joker. It can forcibly distort a person's facial nerves, causing them to suffocate and die while laughing maniacally.]

[Large-term consumption can cause extreme emotional instability, inexplicable uncontrollable laughter, mental confusion, and gradual loss of rationality.]

Even if they don't die, they will become cruel, insane, and devoid of empathy, slowly being assimilated into a clown-like madman.

Fourthly, there were trace amounts of Bane's venom in the water.

Venom was originally a power-enhancing drug used to boost physical abilities and grant superhuman strength. However, it has extremely strong side effects, is highly addictive, and can distort the mind.

Trace amounts of residue in water can cause abnormal muscle growth, irritability, and increased aggression.

Long-term consumption can damage the frontal lobe of the brain, making people bloodthirsty, aggressive, and irrational, ultimately turning them into violent freaks.

Fifthly, this place has many Lazarus pools, which can give people physiological regeneration abilities while driving them completely insane.

The waters of Lazarus' Pool possess miraculous powers to revive the dead and heal the grievous wounds, but at the cost of corrupting the soul and amplifying madness and malice.

Meanwhile, Lazarus Pool has been slowly leaking into the water supply system.

[If ordinary people drink this for a long time, their bodies will heal wounds inexplicably quickly, but their minds will become increasingly insane, violent, and bloodthirsty.]

[Ultimately, it transforms into a mindless monster driven solely by destruction.]

[Sixth, the Swamp of Madness]

It is a supernatural swamp native to Gotham, cursed by its own nature, possessing the power to drive people mad and corrupt their minds.

Its water source has been leaking and seeping into the city's water supply system.

Long-term consumption can lead to a persistent state of confusion, fear, and paranoia, gradually and relentlessly eroding the brain.

[At best, it can lead to severe mental illness; at worst, it can result in the complete loss of self, turning one into a walking corpse.]

Seventh, massacre in the swamp.

[This is a cursed land that has resurrected monsters like Solomon Grandi, filled with death, resentment, and the power of the undead.]

The pollution from this area also leaked into Gotham's water supply system.

[If an ordinary person drinks it, they will be corrupted by the death energy, resulting in physical weakness, constant nightmares, and a sinister and cruel personality.]

In severe cases, they can be directly assimilated by the death energy in the swamp, turning into a monster that is neither alive nor dead.

As mentioned before, Aquaman believes that the water in this area shouldn't even be considered water.

Those who don't know the situation might not think it's a big deal.

But you should know this

[Aquaman thinks cola is just water!]

Unfortunately, Gotham's water cannot be completely purified, otherwise it would produce an extremely dangerous black liquid.

[Fear Gas, Clown Gas, Bane's Venom, Lazarus Pool Curse, Mudman Active Cells, Madness-Inducing Substances from the Swamp of Madness, Death Energy from the Slaughter Swamp...]

These substances, mixed together for a long time, have long since formed an extremely stable and malignant compound pollution.

They check and balance each other, becoming interdependent and bound together, forming a unique, unhealthy balance in Gotham's waters.

[Once the toxins are forcibly and completely removed using high-tech, magical, or purification devices]

This will instantly shatter this unhealthy balance.

All toxins, curses, active substances, radiation, and supernatural energy will react violently and recombine instantly.

[Ultimately, it condenses into a pure black, high-density, highly corrosive, and extremely toxic black liquid.]

This black liquid is more deadly than all the previous toxins combined.

Contact with it causes corrosion, inhalation causes madness, and ingestion causes instant death.

[It may even spread actively, pollute the soil, and awaken demons and curses from the earth.]

[Simply put: Without purification, they can barely survive; once purified, the entire city is wiped out.]

………………

Ordinary citizens on the streets of Gotham stared at the sky, completely stunned and furious, their resentment exploding instantly.

Many people feel nauseous and vomit on the spot just thinking about all those strange things in the water they drink every day.

So what they're drinking every day isn't water, but a hodgepodge of seven poisons and curses?!

Long-term consumption will either lead to madness, mutation, or cancer; and if you want to purify it, the entire city will be wiped out!

Living in this city, we can tolerate government corruption and rampant gangs.

Even drinking water is a life-or-death gamble when it comes to love!

How did they manage to get through those days?

move place!

We have to move!

Immediately, right now!

And in each DC universe.

The Justice League members looked increasingly grim, their faces filled with speechlessness and shock.

Gotham, Batman's territory.

The intensity of the disaster was definitely not very high.

But I never expected it to be this outrageous.

I won't go into other common crimes.

The fact that the water quality is so bad that even the King of the Sea wouldn't recognize it is terrifying.