"I guessed things had probably already descended into chaos over there," Greed said as he packed up his things.
"Where isn't it chaotic?" Manipulation sat where he was, smiling. "Other than Spider-Man's side, most of them are probably a complete mess."
"Which one are you most curious about?" Greed asked with a smile, looking at him. But it was not really a question, because the answer was obvious.
"I'm most curious about Batman too," Greed answered his own question. "I guessed Pride's student must have gone as well. He's the number one troublemaker in the DC Universe."
"Where do you think The Batman Who Laughs will be?" Manipulation did not respond to that, merely asking this question.
"In any case, he definitely won't be with Batman or Joker. He neither considers himself Batman nor Joker; he sees himself as something above them both. So perhaps he'll have a team of his own."
After thinking for a moment, Greed said, "But his goal in the Dark Multiverse did not succeed, and he probably only has Robin King under his command. His prospects look grim."
"What about Iron Man? Aren't you worried about him?"
"He and Batman are entirely different kinds of people." Greed laughed again. "Although many say they are alike and reflect one another, that is only superficial. Their personalities are completely different."
"How should I put it? Tony isn't someone who forces himself to endure things. If he were, he wouldn't always be so anxious." Greed lowered his gaze. "Only someone who can feel pain suffers from it. It's not that Batman is completely immune to pain; his tolerance is simply so high that he does not even notice certain minor pains."
"But Tony is different. He is naturally hypersensitive emotionally, able to magnify every moment of awkwardness, embarrassment,