Gorillas were just too human-like. Grodd's expression held both helplessness and regret as he trudged over with heavy steps.
He first looked at Psycho-Pirate, who was being tortured by Batwoman, before turning to Deathstroke.
"I heard you two used to be pretty close?" Su Ming made an inviting gesture, having the gorilla stand before the captive. "Can you try talking him into it? Get him to tell Batwoman what he knows, and then I can give him a quick death."
"I merely hired him often. I gave him gold, and he gave me intelligence on humans. That was all."
The gorilla indicated that there was nothing he could do. Their so-called good relationship was probably only based on the fact that both of them used psychic abilities. "Psycho-Pirate especially loved betraying humans. After he went insane, he even believed that everyone was actually characters in a comic book, that life and death had no meaning. That was why much of his behavior was incomprehensible, and his words were always filled with frenzied riddles."
In recent years, Grodd had stopped associating with the Pirate. The latter was too insane; Arkham was the only place he belonged.
"I see. Forget it, then. We have someone else who can play the bad cop." Su Ming rose onto his toes and patted the gorilla's shoulder, signaling that he could step aside. Then he searched the crowd and called in one direction, "Sinestro, come give us a hand."
Uncle Sai was a bad cop in the most literal sense, and he was also an expert interrogator.
Interrogation was essentially the process of inflicting pain and fear in order to extract intelligence from someone.
Since Su Ming had Strangle, he normally did not need to go through so much trouble. But this was a matter of