"I think I can imagine what major event happened on Earth again!"
Bruce gave a blunt assessment, then pursed his lips with a cold expression.
"That planet... just like the spaceship before, Heisenberg brought it back out of thin air, right?"
"Of course!"
Alfred nodded.
Having received Alfred's confirmation, Bruce took a light breath.
After falling silent for a moment, he quietly asked Alfred.
"If that's the case, why didn't you tell me the moment you found out?"
Seeing the dissatisfaction on Bruce's face, Alfred smiled gently. He understood that Bruce was not losing his temper with him.
It was simply that while Bruce held himself to excessively high standards, he also held everyone around him to high standards.
Already accustomed to it, Alfred smiled kindly and patted Bruce on the shoulder.
"First, because I was in the Batcave with you, I did not learn of this immediately either.
Second, by the time I received the news, you had already received Heisenberg's call—our invitation to visit the divine kingdom.
And finally, Bruce, do you remember the things I told you when you were young?"
As his words fell, Alfred helplessly waved a hand, then looked seriously around them.
Watching the gradually approaching planet, he added one last thing.
"Do not forget the principles I taught you back then.
Never put problems you have already faced and problems you are currently facing ahead of problems you are about to face.
And never put problems we absolutely cannot solve ahead of problems we are currently solving and have hope of solving!
Heisenberg has already brought the planet to Earth and placed it inside the divine kingdom. That is an irreversible fact.
We have no way to stop him, because if he merely lets the planet he brought touch Earth, our world will