Superman, Nightwing, Dinosaur

Superman streaked across the dark night clouds like a shooting star, bursting with a sharp cry, and plummeted down from the sky like a pillar. The entire Batmobile crashed into Superman's indestructible body, the front of the vehicle twisting and denting, sparks flashing everywhere.

'Boom!'

The Batmobile, which was speeding along, suddenly flipped up as if it had crashed into a pillar of heaven. The front of the car was completely dented, and Mars flashed.

Inside, Ba Di was jolted by the intense impact, his body lurching forward, his head nearly hitting the windshield. He gripped the steering wheel tightly with both hands, veins bulging, desperately trying to keep himself steady in his seat. The shock to his head felt like a tidal wave, as if his head was about to fly off, causing him extreme discomfort.

Barbara, standing next to him, was pressed against the front window, her head bleeding profusely.

Ba Di and Barbara, who were in the driver's seat, weren't wearing seatbelts.

This caused both of them to feel extremely uncomfortable, and Barbara was unaware of any fractures or other injuries.

Superman stood motionless on the dented front of the Batmobile. Just as the Batmobile's rear wing lifted up, preparing to flip to a 75-degree angle and over his head, Superman pressed his hand down on the vehicle, 'boom!' and slammed the Batmobile back into place.

This time, Ba Di and Barbara, who were in the car seats, almost bumped into the front of the car.

Ba Di was able to temporarily protect his body and avoid injury, but Barbara was not so lucky. Her body was twisted into a strange shape, with several broken bones and internal bleeding.

Immediately afterwards, Superman 'Body of Steel arms twisted and contorted the steel with a 'squeak' sound, his fingers reaching into the side of the windshield. With a twisting sound, the windshield of the Batmobile was torn apart by Superman's hands as easily as tearing paper, revealing Ba Di and Barbara inside.

Ba Di twisted his neck, straightened his shoulders, and adjusted his slightly misaligned bones by moving his spine. His eyes were cold as he looked at Superman in front of him. His black bat-like cape billowed behind him as he stood up straight from the driver's seat and met Superman's gaze.

"Next time people put out the Bat-Signal, don't go. Put down this uniform and keep being your Playboy."

Superman stared at Ba Di with a stern face, his tone cold, his red cape billowing in the wind.

"You killed someone, I'll let you off this time, but there won't be a next time."

After Superman finished speaking, he gave Ba Di a deep look, turned around, and immediately tried to leave.

Ba Di's face was grim, his eyes icy cold as he stared at Superman's retreating figure, his red cape billowing in the night. He said coldly, "This is my last warning to you, Clark Kent. Go back to your Metropolis."

Ba Di didn't actually intend to do anything else, nor did he want to go against Superman.

He was simply following Batman's dying wish to turn Gotham into a city of light; that was all he needed to do.

He had no interest in conquering the earth again.

But it seems that he arrived at the wrong time, just when Superman became interested in Batman, and according to the original plot, the two should have become best partners, interacting and fighting each other.

Ba Di certainly wouldn't follow the original plan of a love-hate relationship with Superman, eventually becoming best partners—that would be too time-consuming and troublesome. But if Superman becomes an obstacle, he wouldn't mind Destruction Superman once again.

Superman, who was about to leave, paused and turned to look at Ba Di.

Their gazes, in the darkness, seemed to pierce each other like needles.

"You killed someone."

Superman, his face grim with anger, strode towards Ba Di. He was somewhat shocked that Ba Di knew his identity, but it wasn't entirely unexpected. What he found unbearable was that Batman had shot and killed someone right in front of the entire Gotham.

This was an act that brought terror and fear to the people, which he could not tolerate.

"I saved one person, I saved the lives of 120 people at Gotham Television Headquarters, and you only care about the one person I killed!"

Ba Di's face was cold and stern. He pointed at Barbara and said sternly, "She has been poisoned and will die in 23 minutes. Because of your sudden appearance, her injuries have been aggravated and several of her bones have been broken."

"Tell me, do you want to stand here and argue with me? Discuss? Or do you want to get out of my way and let me save people?"

Superman glanced at Barbara with his azure eyes. In the blink of an eye, he had already used his X-ray vision to see the reactions at the cellular level in Barbara, the dramatic changes taking place within Barbara body, which were taking place at the human cellular level.

His gaze sharpened slightly as he turned to look at Ba Di.

"I'll keep watching you. Don't wear that bat suit again."

Superman took a step back, let out a sharp shriek, and shot straight into the sky.

"I told you, you have no right to tell me what to do."

Ba Di spoke, and even though Superman had already flown into the sky, Ba Di knew that Superman would hear him.

This is Ba Di's warning to Superman.

After Superman left, Ba Di summoned Alfred to pilot the Batplane, which descended from the sky. He took Barbara aboard the Batplane and returned to the Batcave first, leaving Alfred to take care of the remaining Batmobile.

Ba Di carried Barbara into the Batcave. Barbara's body was limp, and her hand and thigh bones were cracked to varying degrees. After being stopped by Superman, her injuries had become serious, and the poison gas might have even penetrated into her bone marrow.

The Batcave, with a dinosaur model standing in the center, is a dinosaur adventure park that Batman and Robin visited a long time ago. It was an original theme park built by Mu Li Hunter, and it was full of mechanical dinosaurs. Batman and Robin were invited to participate in a survival battle against many dinosaurs. In that battle, they defeated the villain Steve Trevor, who came to cause trouble. As a result, Batman acquired a dinosaur and placed it in the Batcave.

This is a dinosaur that has been modified by Batman again. It is now mobile and a considerable fighting force, like a guard dog. While other people have dogs, the Batcave has dinosaurs.

At this moment, behind the dinosaur, appeared a person wearing a black bodysuit with a blue V-shape formed from the shoulders to the chest, and wearing a blindfold mask.

He is Nightwing.

The first Robin broke off his relationship with Batman and went his own way, but on many occasions when they needed each other's help, they would do their best to assist each other.

This time, Nightwing noticed something unusual and returned directly to Gotham to help.

"Bruce, you've gotten yourself into big trouble..."

Nightwing held the dinosaur's big toe with one hand, his eyes filled with worry, and a smile played on his lips.

Ba Di glanced at Nightwing, his face grim, and then placed Barbara in the medical room. He immediately began drawing blood for testing to find the components of nitrous oxide. With his knowledge, once the components were identified, it would be enough to deduce an antidote and save Barbara.