The Joker had an accident while abducting Harley Quinn. The respected Dr. Harleen Quinzel gritted her teeth when facing the chemical pool. Before jumping down, she stuffed the antidote she developed privately into the Joker's mouth. The noise in the Joker's head that had not stopped since he fell into the chemical pool instantly disappeared, and he suddenly woke up.
After the Pale Knight stayed for a few minutes, he quickly picked up Harley Quinn. Before Harley Quinn woke up, the bald villain next door called and asked him to come to Metropolis and said he wanted to give him a surprise.
The pale knight stared at his hands that were gradually returning to flesh color and fell into deep thought.
Two hours later, the pale knight, who had put on a box of foundation and dyed his hair, stared at the girl in front of him in the underground laboratory of the Lex Building, with the corners of his mouth twitching slightly: Say it again, whose child is this between me and me?
Lex Luthor is very calm: Batman.
If he were the Joker, he might leave the girl alone, but now he is the Pale Knight.
As long as you are not a fool, you will not think that letting a girl grow up in Gotham is a good idea, so the Pale Knight chose Fawcett City, a city with a low crime rate and no superheroes, for the girl to live.
A few years later, the girl held the hand of a street boy and said that he seemed to be her brother.
Among the two choices, Batman chose Harley Quinn. After leaving his last words to the two cubs, the Pale Knight waited for death by the bomb.
Unexpectedly, in order to resurrect him, the two cubs broke into the Assassin League's lair, stole most of the Jerusalem Pool, and kidnapped the young master.
The pale knight opened his eyes and found a new cub:... Just raise it, what else can it do. Just don't ask me to raise those three little birds from now on.
Two years later, the Pale Knight just wants to go back in time and beat himself to death for setting the flag randomly.
If there is a cp, it will be the black one.
Intention: No intention yet