Peter looked at Bruce in surprise, unable to understand why he would say that. He had read in other Spider-Men's Gotham Travelogues that Batman, Gotham's guardian superhero, might not merely be highly skilled in combat—he could practically be called omnipotent, capable of anything under heaven and earth.
The section of Gotham Travelogue describing Batman fighting criminals had received the most likes in the entire work. There were more than six thousand comments, all praising Batman.
Quite a few Spider-Men still in high school had even become Batman's fans because of his overwhelming combat ability and cool appearance. Considering Batman and Spider-Man did not entirely share the same ideals about justice, that could practically be called a miracle.
How could someone like that say such things with faint disappointment in his voice? Peter truly could not understand.
Peter jumped down from the hood of the car and walked over to stand before Bruce. After examining him carefully, he realized that this Batman seemed somewhat different from the one in Gotham Travelogue.
First, he was younger, and he did not look as strong as he had in the photos. More importantly, there was something off about his demeanor. He was not as cold and stern; instead, he seemed more like Peter himself.
Could it be that Batman was not yet so powerful at this point? Or perhaps not every Batman was that powerful?
"I know what you want to ask." Bruce snorted coldly before saying, "To the Batman you know, being unable to defeat a criminal is simply unimaginable. Even if he could not beat him once, he could still come up with all kinds of high-tech equipment and beat the criminal until he was crawling on the ground."
"But I have nothing to be ashamed of either. Before I came here,