Bruce deftly weaved through Gotham's streets before stopping atop the gargoyle where he most often perched, surveying the city.
To the east, new buildings had sprung up. Their clear glass windows, advanced technology, bright and orderly buildings, and wide, clean streets stood in stark contrast to the decaying old neighborhoods around them. Towering modern equipment stood in the city center, dispersing the dense clouds that had long gathered over Gotham. When morning came, the city would be able to bask in beautiful sunlight like every other city.
That was the new world they had promised: free of crime, orderly, and better.
People could live there in peace, with no arguments and no crime.
It was the right thing to do... wasn't it? Bruce lowered his head.
No eight-year-old child would ever again witness their parents being shot to death in a dark alley.
Yes... a small voice inside him whispered. No one would ever again dare leave the house that imprisoned them at night.
No one would ever have their life stolen by crime.
Right... the voice grew louder. Now they died in prison, in asylums, and in every other "safe" place.
No one would ever get caught up in the schemes of supervillains.
Exactly... the voice burst into laughter. Now they had to face the crackdown by superheroes.
If you act in the name of justice, does that necessarily mean you're on the right path?
Pairing: Lord Batman and Flashpoint Superman, no fixed roles
Content warnings: 1. The characterizations are different from what you'd usually see in this kind of fanfic. Batman isn't a weak, pitiable character, and Flashpoint Superman isn't a naive sweetheart! Batman may treat people more gently because he's lost so much, but he always knows what he's doing and understands clearly what it might cost him. He believes he did the wrong thing, so he chose to oppose them. He may have felt sad, but he never regretted it, and he stuck to his principles until the very end. I don't think Batman could have fought the Lord of the Justice League for so long with the resistance under those circumstances if he were weak and pitiable. Flashpoint Superman grew up in a laboratory. He may know nothing about the outside world, but I think he wouldn't have survived if he were a naive sweetheart.
2. I don't agree with the Lords' rule, so if you think the world is better under their rule, please click away.
3. Flashpoint Superman won't be much involved in the main plot early on. He becomes part of it later, after going to the Flashpoint world.
4. Later on, there will be Flashpoint's Thomas Wayne Batman and Joker Martha. Owlman and Ultraman might also appear, but I'm not sure.
Theme: Mutual redemption
Bruce paid the price for their wrongdoing, but the price was too heavy. (Don't doubt Batman's love for you just because he doesn't smile. He just hides it too deeply with reason.) Like the old father of the alliance. Jpg Who else will wipe the butts of you guys besides your dad. Jpg
This is really a gentle ending to the world of lords. And I have always felt that in the world of transsexual superheroes, the heroines are always the most powerful OOC. As long as two of the three pillars are still there, the third one is not completely crooked. Of course, those who completely hacked and killed the entire alliance will not be named here and laughed out loud (×)
I really like this article. The author portrays Batman very well and everyone is nice. At first, I read that article, which was not as beautiful as the European and American ones. Then I jumped to Hanyang, and suddenly I had a few knives - knives that belong to different paths of ideals. I like Bai Chao very much. Bai Chao's clothing selection standards are much higher than those of the three-color super. I think he and Hong Zichao have the best aesthetics in DC. His setting is also great. The righteous and unjust Chao who choose to change after experiencing everything, and the inner thoughts of wanting to put human beings in bottles are different at the beginning. It's a pity that both of them reached the same ending (comic) If you stand too high, you won't be able to see clearly. It's the same for Superman, the humans under his rule, and it's the same for the heroes in the Justice League - except Batman. He seemed always sober and indifferent. Two shots rang out in Crime Alley, but three people died. He killed the first person there, himself, and then spent his whole life choosing to save and not killing. I have always believed that individuals cannot go beyond the law, nor should they go beyond the law. When you go beyond the law, when you go beyond the collective choice, then you can no longer truly restrain yourself, and the morality in people's hearts cannot become a real shackles - Batman should also feel extremely vigilant or even afraid of such a superman? But he still chose Superman, he chose to believe in him, and at his highest point, he still trusted - you will look back. Clark entered the world, and the heroine returned to Paradise Island. Too many people died in this story. Amidst the blood, resistance and madness, the personal prologue also came to an end, leaving a gray mark in the long history. Maybe in a long, long time, people will say: Forget it, let them speak for themselves. After all, this is a human story. Clark was wearing a plaid shirt, took a bite of his burger, looked at the seemingly never-ending rain outside Gotham's window, and thought of the gargoyle. The teacher said something that really shocked me: He just remembered that he loved me. I feel like this is the best translation of the dialogue. He just always remembers that he lived as Clark. But I actually felt quite warm when I saw the later part. Although Bat has been in the nightmare of the clown virus, when he woke up, not only did he have both parents, but he also gained a brother and a brother-in-law, a companion, and a sun release machine, Shining (), which he didn't have in the previous life to make up for it in this life, right? I don't know if I have written a long review. I really like this article. I like the desperate Gotham filled with hope everywhere. I like Batman who is always awake, always choosing, and always leaving a better future for everyone. I like the somewhat dark (well, always very male) Flashpoint Superman who is full of pain but cute. I like Bai Chao, I like Nite Owl, I like Ultimate Man, I like Lois, I like the Waynes... I like every DC hero who fights against fate. Finally, respect the cold sun, respect the sun that is still burning in the cold winter, and respect the endless rotation of fate.
Little Twinkle shines normally in this group of people
To be honest, Diana, I can understand a little bit. After all, it's Greek mythology and she thinks it's okay to take a nap. But, Neptune, weren't you raised by an innocent tower guard? Or maybe this Neptune has a different origin, but Mera's performance also shows that Atlantis is monogamous.
Alas, this world is too exciting for the master infected by the clown virus.
Ye Xiao, you understand human nature. My poor little brother bruce
It's so wonderful. Although it feels very difficult, everyone is a little bit broken 😭
Suddenly I discovered that the author has updated 44 chapters in 3 years. Welcome to my favorites of the series "The author and I live longer than each other"
Restart! Don't make the same mistake again! Because you will never have another Bruce who is willing to sacrifice for you!