As the young head of the Wayne family and an outstanding heir, Bruce Wayne had been constantly honing his abilities since the age of eight.
After all, Lobotomy Corporation needed elite managers, people who could calmly give orders and execute clerks while half the Abnormalities were escaping, and still crack the brilliant joke, “Worthless.”
But although Lobotomy Corporation had no shortage of department managers, its employee count was far below the minimum needed to keep the company running. Even setting up shop at Arkham's labor market didn't solve the staffing shortage.
Bruce Wayne decided this wouldn't do.
His father might put up with it, but Bruce would never bow his head. Good grief, why else would he have forced his father into retirement and sent him on vacation with his mother?
So he borrowed some technology from the bald guy next door in Metropolis and began recruiting employees from parallel worlds.
What's this? A claw of the Court of Owls who can't die? Mine!
What's this? The Arkham Knight, about to get trapped in a dead end? Mine!
What's this? A Gray Lord, about to have his neck snapped by a former coworker? Mine!
Mine, mine, mine! They're all mine! It's wonderful to have so many excellent employees!
So... to make sure the employees stay loyal and happy, taking a few small measures can't be unreasonable, right?
Not recommended for fans of the Red Hood or hardcore Red Hood fans.
Bat fans welcome.
Batfamily fans welcome.
Don't bring up the Batfamily without Batman.
The author is fragile. If you insult me, I'll show up at your door immediately.
But friendly discussion and contributions of references and materials are welcome.
That's all.
Theme: Workers have rights too
Oh my god, Claw Bruce?! First time meeting!!
Claw Bruce!!!
For the story of Lobotomy Company, you can watch ["Lobotomy Company" 150-minute plot movie
It's enkephalin, not phenolphthalein. If you don't understand it, you can search it on Baidu. At least read the original setting first. Fans can help you understand it better, but it will inevitably bring the author's subjective consciousness.
It seems that with the exception of TAS, Talon has the feeling of being resurrected after death. In TAS, it is officially confirmed that it has been made into a zombie. But there are no others... But I feel like there are more corpses in fan fiction.
!!! Dream linkage!!! Expect!!!
The movie is so good to watch, are you really not updating it?
Hi teacher, do you still remember this place?
Sky! Bruce is claw
I still recommend checking out the "Lobotomy Company Wiki" for a more comprehensive wiki setting.