"Who else wants to keep going?" Bruce turned to Owlman and said, "Your character design shouldn't be too complicated, right?"
Owlman sighed. "This is my first time playing this kind of game too."
"I'm surprised you worked with him." Bruce pointed at Greed. He had not forgotten that Owlman had led them to Siltec Company's laboratory.
"Didn't you work with him too? Fine." Owlman curled his lip. "In my backstory, I did run into some trouble, and they could help me deal with it."
"The story about your superior?"
"Not entirely." Owlman paused, then said, "Your earlier analysis was right. I'm an anarchist, so in my backstory, the district under my jurisdiction was filled with tragedies where people used anomalous incidents to settle grudges and wipe out entire families. Those incidents were so crude that anyone could see through them at a glance, yet law enforcement turned a blind eye because dealing with anomalous incidents wasn't their job."
"And you wanted to expose all that?"
"Exactly. That was my main purpose in coming here."
"But not for justice."
"No." Owlman did not seem inclined to hide his evil. He said directly, "I wanted them to understand what it felt like when truly terrifying anomalous incidents came down on their heads. To that end, I made a lot of preparations, all to summon a real disaster."
"You're a cultist???" Agent was genuinely startled. He had not expected that to be Owlman's true goal. He pressed, "Did you do anything?"
Owlman nodded. "When I learned that monsters had weaknesses and could be constrained, I took advantage of that to set up quite a few cases, throwing the district under my jurisdiction into complete chaos."
"But I was only a low-ranking cop. I didn't have the ability to deal with everyone. Yet when