How amazing...
The Batman Who Laughs was practically itching to make a move.
Nameless Old Dragon was already his ally, but The Batman Who Laughs still found it hard to resist sabotaging him, even though he knew such behavior would bring him no benefit. For example, he could give Anti-Monitor a chance to strike back, allowing him to launch a fatal counterattack when Batman Dragon failed to temporarily borrow Anti-Monitor's status.
Anti-Monitor would never accept being imprisoned in the upper reaches of the Over-Time Stream again. By then, Batman Dragon and Anti-Monitor would fight over the status themselves. Anti-Monitor would definitely suffer a huge loss, and then what would happen?
The Batman Who Laughs calmed down. He stopped laughing and drove those ill-timed schemes from his mind. His eyes flickered with vicious light, but he quickly restrained himself.
That was the difference between The Batman Who Laughs and Joker, and it was also why Joker hated The Batman Who Laughs. If Emperor Joker were here, he would unhesitatingly stab Nameless Old Dragon in the back. The reason would be nothing more than that he could.
But The Batman Who Laughs would not do that. He was full of schemes, yet insisted on putting on Joker's air of... how should he put it? Treating the world as a game? In any case, he acted that way.
He had become something that was neither Batman nor Joker many years ago. That made him a hybrid. It was not an insult, but a fact.
His advantages lay in his outstandingly cruel attitude and twisted, perverse tastes, along with a vast amount of information unknown to ordinary DC Multiverse beings and even Perpetua. Relying on his information advantage, The Batman Who Laughs had always been invincible. In essence, he was a cruel version of