My Superhero Can’t Be This Jerk

Late at night, in a room piled up with manuscripts in lower Manhattan.

Robert, the big reporter rescued by Eric in Governor's Island, was lying in front of the table, writing hard.

He is writing about his experiences on Governors Island.

Rather than writing one's own experience, it is better to say that it is a perfect heroic epic.

After the Governor's Island incident, Batman was pushed to the forefront of public opinion and became the hottest superhero at the moment.

As a reporter with a keen sense of smell, Robert certainly saw a great business opportunity in this.

Gossiping hotspots exist in any time and space.

Therefore, in order to conform to the current hot Batman trend, he decided to focus his autobiography on Batman.

Simply put, he wants to construct a Batman in his mind through his own brushwork.

Art, of course, can be properly processed.

Besides, I am a person who experienced it personally, and no one can refute my deceit.

He bit the pen holder, and cast his gaze to the dark night outside the window.

Since the main perspective is to be placed on Batman, it is necessary to tell a story of his origin.

However, Batman is not a superhero like Walt's. No one knows what he looks like under that mask. This is a difficult point for how to tell his origin story.

Picking up the water glass and taking a sip, Robert decided to use a flashback technique to create an artistic fiction.

It is vague, and there is no need to explain Batman's name. The specifics are left to the readers to guess.

This guy isn't worried about Batman coming to trouble him at all.

Robert began to write, first fabricating a memory of Batman's childhood.

In the dark night, the young Batman ran alone in the wilderness.

The surrounding weeds completely submerged him.

One slip, little Batman fell into a deep well several meters high.

Because the bottom of the well is thick with accumulated leaves, Batman didn't suffer much damage.

But he was alone, completely powerless to climb up the smooth wall.

After trying several times, he gave up dejectedly.

Surrounded by darkness and cold, he huddled alone at the bottom of the well, and despair and helplessness enveloped him.

He doesn't know when he will be able to leave here.

Sitting in the hole, holding his legs, shivering.

Darkness, fear, and despair were his greatest feelings that night.

By accident, the story written by Robert is very similar to what Bruce Wayne experienced.

Perhaps his thinking was somehow affected by something!

Robert looked up and thought for a while, then continued to write on the paper:

Crash!

Little Batman was looking up at a small piece of sky exposed by the hole, suddenly something seemed to fall from a high place.

A great handful of leaves fell from a height, and his eyes were fascinated.

When he rubbed his eyes and opened them, he was startled by the sight in front of him.

A group of black bats attacked him, covering the sky and the sun.

Almost the entire hole was blocked!

The squeaking bats left a deep impression on the young Batman.

Every day he grew up, he remembered the fear that the bat left him that night.

So, he disguised himself as Batman of the night, and wanted to bring his fear to those criminals as well.

Standing up and reading through his manuscript, Robert nodded in satisfaction.

Very good, the main idea is high and beautiful.

It is a simple account of the origin of Batman.

If you want to compose your own experience to convince the public, you must make the motivations of all characters appear normal.

Robert didn't understand why the Arkham Knight suddenly turned against him in the end, but it didn't stop him from opening his mind.

According to the information he heard in Eric's Batmobile, Arkham Knight should hate and respect Batman.

The two should have known each other before, or were almost partners on the same path.

Later, due to some reason, they turned against each other and embarked on the road of breaking up.

It has to be said that Robert is very talented as a detective, and based on a little information, the deduction is close to ten.

According to his own speculation, Robert couldn't help but think of the superhero-Knight Gaoke.

The high-tech knight in the black robe world is a superhero wrapped in armor. It's a bit like Marvel's Iron Man and DC's Batman.

He has no superpowers, but uses his millionaire "money" abilities to create a suit.

Although the power of this suit is not as powerful as Iron Man's Mark Mecha, it has absolutely no problem dealing with ordinary criminals.

Gaoke Knight has a follower named Ledio, who has followed Gaoke Knight since he was a teenager to punish criminals.

Ledio is a nickname, just like Batman's follower is called Robin.

Later, after hearing that the first generation of Ledio flew solo, it was renamed Luaoyi.

Well, it's similar to Nightwing's name.

By the way, Sweeping Yi is a gay.

With Gaoke Knight and Sweeping Wing as references, Robert easily set the relationship between the characters.

Take Arkham Knight as Batman's sidekick and then break up over something.

Arkham Knight has completely blackened and embarked on a path that Batman least wanted him to take.

Then, centered on Governor's Island, the two launched a unique battle of revenge and redemption.

After thinking about it, Robert felt that what he wrote might not touch the readers deeply enough.

Based on his experience and what he knows about Batman, he should be a thoughtful, calm and scary guy.

What is his charm?

Superpowers?

Without that suit of armor, he seemed like a normal guy.

Those fancy techs?

No, there are plenty of superheroes with technology, but none of them have left such an impression on Robert as Batman.

His most fascinating place should be the mysterious and profound sense of darkness.

And the determination to endure pain forever calmly, take responsibility, and try to maintain order.

Robert became Eric's brainless fan on Governor's Island.

He decided to portray Eric as a different superhero in this autobiographical experience of his own.

Not using technology or skill as a characteristic, but using "fear", a quality rooted in burning souls in an absolutely calm and composed body.

He should be an ordinary person, but what he has done are all great deeds that can not be accomplished by human power.

A true hero is one who defeats a powerful enemy by fighting directly to the heart.

The more Robert thought about it, the more excited he became. He sat down and turned his brain.

Should have added a lot of UFFs to Batman, making him a human being who struggled to begin with.

For example, he was poisoned by the scarecrow from the very beginning, and he has been fighting with his inner demons in his heart.

He staggered and used super-high skills to deal with enemies one by one like a shaking M. However, his footsteps became slower and slower, and his movements became slower and slower, but his firm belief in his heart was never destroyed.