"Batman, you have to give me an explanation!"
"What do you want to hear from me? Was I wrong to rush to the scene and save people the moment it happened? Blaming me for why Joker committed the crime is completely putting the cart before the horse. There's no logic to it at all!"
"That's not what I'm talking about. Why were you spouting nonsense in front of the reporters?!"
"What nonsense did I say? Wasn't this the most serious terrorist attack of the century? Or do you want to cover for your own kind?!"
"But if you define it that way, Congress will have the Federal Bureau of Investigation turn this place upside down. They already wanted to use this opportunity to do something. You gave them the perfect excuse to create even more chaos in Gotham!"
"Why don't you want the Federal Bureau of Investigation getting involved? Do you have a guilty conscience? Or even as Mayor, do you still have the same little hobbies as your counterpart behind the scenes?!"
The arguments in the Gotham City government office were incessant. When Injustice Superman pushed open the door, he saw a world-famous painting—Batman and Joker arguing.
Of course, that in itself was nothing unusual. The key was that another Batman was present as referee, while another Joker in a red suit was accusing the referee Batman of favoring one side.
The instant Injustice Superman opened the door, he wanted to close it again. The room was far too crowded; there was nowhere for him to stand.
But at that point, both Batmen and both Jokers had already turned to stare at him. Whatever the reason, he couldn't possibly retreat. He could only brace himself and walk in.
Even more absurdly, Joker was the first one to calm down.