First, Death Angel Paul could be ruled out. What he had done could hardly be called Batman-like. Then could that kid named Tony from the original story be Batman's Inheritors?
In the original work, Tony was Bane's son. He could barely count as an orphan, and he was also the leader of the resistance. In the original story, he was the one who had rushed into the cathedral and saved that Broken Bat. He seemed like a decent person. Perhaps he really was Batman?
Schiller thought the youth in the jacket who had run past him earlier was probably Tony. Judging by the smell of blood he had caught, the kid probably would not get far. So should he turn around and save Tony now?
Since it was only a guess with no evidence, Schiller could not be completely sure he was right. So he decided to use the Exhaustion Method: save this one first, then go upstairs and save Death Angel, then go save Tony. He was bound to guess right with one of the three, wasn't he?
Schiller looked at the rack before him. He truly could not understand how it worked—how could someone remain alive after being separated from their head, with a huge hole in their skull, and still think normally? What kind of Zentari technology was this? Was Death Angel Paul some great scientist too?
Schiller looked around and found a toolbox nearby. He took out a wrench and walked toward Batman. "Let me make this clear first: I have no idea how this thing works. I can only get you off it first. If it hurts, bear with it."
Then Batman watched helplessly as he raised the wrench and began hammering the iron rack.
"No! Wait!" Batman shouted.
Clearly, he had shouted too late—or