Bruce was a little bewildered. Hadn't the two of them been getting along just fine?
If they were going to fight, they should have done it long ago. Why did they have to do it in front of them? Were they killing a chicken to scare the monkeys?
Clark seemed to suddenly realize something. He said to Diana, "Turn off the TV, or mute it!"
Diana turned to grab the remote, but Bruce was clutching it in his hand. Clark looked at Bruce again.
"No, why should I turn off the TV? I still want to watch the show! I promised him I would!"
Clark rubbed his forehead with a headache. He realized that Joker's laughter might have provoked Batman, but the problem was: if Batman was the one being provoked, why did Superman look like the one about to kill someone?
Fortunately, the laughter seemed to be just part of the opening animation. It disappeared after only two laughs. Injustice Superman also came back to his senses and used his laser vision to thaw Injustice Batman.
Injustice Batman shook the ice shards off himself, looking rather helpless. Injustice Superman was clearly a little embarrassed too. But Batman obviously wasn't the only one in this universe who refused to use his mouth, and asking him to explain was still a bit too much.
Seeing the two of them about to head into the reception room and catch sight of the TV, Diana hurriedly tried to snatch the remote from Bruce.
But clearly, she couldn't overpower Bruce. Even after pulling out the Lasso of Truth, Bruce darted behind the stove in a flash, leaving her no chance to make a move.
"Forget it," Clark said to Diana. "It wasn't like we forced them to come to our universe. Whatever happens to