Chosen Space, Cheng Tian's pure white Pure Hell Style Personal Space.
Not far from Cheng Tian's bed sat a pitch-black four-wheeled Batmobile.
From above, its body would immediately remind people of the Four-Wheel Drive Cars many had played with as children. Yet its first impression was black + profound + fantastical.
It had a low, broad wedge-shaped body, a distinctly forward-leaning front end, and a heavy rear. Its sharp edges were brimming with aggression, making it seem like a land-based war machine.
Its entire body was painted matte black and covered in thick Composite Armor plates. Rivets and reinforced structures were clearly visible along the seams. It was obviously a war machine built by a pragmatist, sacrificing unnecessary aesthetics for defense.
It was far longer than an ordinary sports car, nearly as wide as an armored vehicle, and its tires were enormous—so enormous that their diameter was almost equal to the vehicle's height. It exuded an overwhelming sense of power.
If not for the bat-like details retained in its front grille, tire frames, and rear wing, no one would have imagined that this was a genuine Batmobile.
Clearly, it had not come from the NES Batman instance based on the 1989 Movie version that Cheng Tian had only recently left. Instead, it was the Batmobile from Batman: Arkham Knight, released in 2015 on PC, PS4, XBOX, and Switch.
``` [Batmobile (Extremely Stripped-Down Version): Blue Excellent/Lv1, Batmobile, Combat Vehicle, single-person vehicle. Driving requirements: Strength 16, Agility 14.
Basic version of the Batmobile from Batman: Arkham Knight. It has no weapons installed and retains only the most basic vehicle functions.
Durability 50/50. Maximum speed: 350 kilometers per hour. Consumes 5 Durability per 100 kilometers.
Tactical Navigation System—When you are within a straight-line distance of 5 kilometers from the Batmobile, it can drive