"Apes as smart as humans? A gorilla virus?"
The audience erupted in an uproar. What had happened to this world? Disasters never stopped coming, and now even apes wanted to wipe out humanity?
"Finally, we have our poor, disabled Nuclear Man. Ah, both his hands are ruined, and soldiers are still searching for him. What has this world come to?"
Joker stopped wondering where he had seen that little girl before and continued, "Unfortunately, the soldiers can't find him. No one but me knows where he is.
"Tsk, tsk. Three major disasters. Tell me, can Gotham hold out?
"The answer, of course, is no, because even more disasters are coming. I've granted so many wishes. Some of those wishes made even a veteran lunatic like me think the people making them were insane.
"What does Gotham have more of than anything else? I'm sure you all know. Hahahaha!"
Both the audience and Gotham's residents felt their hearts sink.
What did Gotham have more of than anything else? Criminals, of course. No one knew how many more disasters were lurking in the shadows. This time, disasters really were being sold wholesale—buy one, get one free, with a money-back guarantee if the quality disappointed.
"Diana and Damian definitely don't know they've both just been publicly humiliated. Anyway, why is Joker telling everyone this?"
Andrew narrowed his eyes. He livestreamed to collect reputation and fear. What was Joker livestreaming for?
The answer soon became clear. Joker said, "Citizens of Gotham, I know you're waiting for the superheroes to stop these disasters and save the world, just like before.
"The problem is, this time, the superheroes can't save the world, and they can't save you. They can't even protect themselves. Wonder Woman and Hancock are proof of that.
"But don't worry. Even if the