"Was Superman really dead?" After watching Robet leave, Bruce Wayne stood rooted in place for a long time. The news had hit him hard—so hard that he simply could not process it in such a short time.
After all, Bruce Wayne had once made countless contingency plans for Clark and Robet, none of which he had been confident would succeed. Yet in the brief time he had been imprisoned, the Skrull impersonating him had, with Lex Luthor's help, already succeeded halfway. For a moment, Bruce Wayne found it hard to accept.
Of course, the most crucial point making Bruce Wayne hesitate now was this: although he had prepared a large number of contingencies for Robet and Clark, those plans would only be activated if Robet or Clark lost control. Under normal circumstances, Bruce Wayne would never use them.
But if Clark and Robet really did lose control, when Robet saw him this time, would he still let him go?
Bruce Wayne knew that what had just happened counted as Robet saving his life. After all, if Robet had not come to this Skrull base, then under the siege of eight Skrulls disguised as him, Bruce Wayne did not believe he would definitely have been able to defeat them. He was not even very confident he could survive them.
Not to mention that the Skrulls Bruce Wayne had faced were only a small portion of them. Even if he had gotten lucky and defeated those Skrulls, once he faced even more Skrulls, he still would not have had much of a way to get out of this base alive.
So Bruce Wayne's life had indeed been saved by Robet. And if Robet had truly wanted to kill him, he would not even have needed to act personally. Simply standing by and