The days of being a spiritual mentor in Meiman.

Chapter 3195 Detective is dying (46)

Chapter 3195: Detective is about to die (Forty-six)

In Siltk's laboratory, others were also piecing together the truth of the game's main story through the conversation between Batman and Schiller in the main universe. They also entered combat status to facilitate free communication.

"Since we already know so much information, why not be more open and honest?" The Pale Knight said, "I can admit to you that due to my lack of experience in this type of game, the background story I made up for myself has little to do with the main story you are investigating now, but I don't know whether the game controller has made any changes to it."

"Then why did you come here?" Bruce asked.

"Because I encountered something strange in another case." The Pale Knight said, "A person in that case is very important to me. I have reasons to help him win the defense, so I took the risk to come here."

"Are all the characters in this case irrelevant to the information we know now?" Bruce asked again.

"That's right." The Pale Knight nodded and said, "Because there is really no room for lawyers in this village, my story takes place in a big city, and I don't see how it will affect the current main story."

"Do you know Doris?"

“No, but in my backstory, I graduated from a prestigious law school and worked for a well-known lawyer and PR team. I’m not sure I’ve ever had such a colleague.”

Greedy thought to himself that the Transcendents would not change what they had said without their permission, nor would they create a story line related to their background story without their permission, but they could enrich the details they had mentioned.

The Pale Knight gave himself the identity of a lawyer, and he was destined to have many lawyer friends. It was impossible for him to read out the names of all these people, which naturally gave the Transcendent room to play.

This also means that the Transcendent can do the same to others, expanding on details in their own backstories that they themselves didn't notice, thus connecting all of their stories together.

And if Doris was once a colleague of the Pale Knight, this means that the story of the Huff family made up by Batman is connected to the background story of the Pale Knight.

And if Doris and Madeline also know each other, then the stories of the Pale Knight, the main universe Batman and Greed are connected.

Now the only ones left are Schiller, the Joker, Nite Owl and Bruce's background stories which are not yet involved in the main story.

Schiller's background story is related to the church, and the Joker seems to be involved in the truth of the strange events. Both of them have traces to follow. So far, the best hidden are Nite Owl and Bruce, and there is no clue about their background stories.

"I think you two should show some sincerity." Greedy looked at Night Owl and Bruce.

Bruce was about to say something, but Night Owl shook his head and said, "My situation is similar to his. I'm not very familiar with this type of game. The background story I made up has little to do with the main story of the village."

"Really? But aren't you the sheriff of the surrounding towns?" Greedy said, "Are you here because your boss asked you to come here for support?"

Night Owl shook his head again and said, "It is true that my boss asked me to come here, but my purpose is not to provide support. He doesn't want the situation here to spread too much. You should understand what I mean."

Greed raised his eyes slightly, and he knew that Night Owl would never set himself up as a righteous policeman. Night Owl's hatred for justice was genuine. Even if he was asked to disguise himself as a righteous policeman, he would feel disgusted. It was not surprising that he set himself up as a black policeman responsible for silencing witnesses.

But things don't seem that simple, because the focus of the evil Batman is not evil, every Batman has his own philosophy.

For sociopaths, all actions are for profit, and the core interest of the evil Batman is to promote their unique ideas.

"It's not that simple, is it?" Greedy continued to probe: "It is very dangerous to participate in strange events. No one is willing to come sincerely."

"Yes," Night Owl admitted. He said, "I got into trouble a few months ago, and my boss helped me to settle it. In order to completely eliminate the impact, I have to help him to settle it."

Greed raised his eyebrows but said nothing, because he knew very well that this was definitely not the truth. Judging from Night Owl's evilness, if his boss helped him solve a certain trouble, then the reason he came here was more likely that he silenced his boss and came here to avoid the limelight.

There are many things that can be done in this story. Even though Ye Xiao describes in detail the troubles he has gotten into, behind his opponents may be a force from the main story.

Sure enough, Night Owl spoke up, "A few months ago, a murder occurred in the area I was in charge of. It was a gang vendetta. The murderer was arrested and released on bail soon after. But they thought that my arrest of them seriously challenged their dignity, so they wanted to make trouble for me."

"To protect myself, I killed one of them, but the other one ran away. The gang leader knew that he couldn't get rid of me in this way, so he simply contacted another colleague of mine and framed me, saying that I had killed a family of three."

"Wait." Greed interrupted Night Owl's narration and said, "They framed you for a murder? Do you have any details about this case?"

Night Owl paused for a moment, then said, "No, because the key is not the murder case, but my boss stepped in and suppressed the comments that were unfavorable to me. In order to completely let the impact of this case pass, I agreed to come here."

"Are you sure you didn't commit this murder?"

"You seem to be prejudiced against me." Night Owl frowned and looked at Greed.

"Because I am prejudiced against him." Greedy looked at Bruce and said, "I don't know you, but I know him. People who deal with him are usually not good people."

"You two can just chat, why do you have to bring me along?" Bruce said very dissatisfiedly: "What does this have to do with me?"

Ye Xiao didn't want to argue with him about this issue, so he said directly: "I am very sure that in the story I designed, the murder of the whole family was not done by me."

"Is your boss still alive?"

Night Owl's silence proved that Greed had hit the nail on the head. Greed folded his arms and looked at Night Owl and said, "I assume that it wasn't your boss who stepped forward to help you solve the problem, but that you were a copycat. With an alibi, you killed your boss's family to prove your innocence."

"Then that doesn't explain why I came here. After all, I have proven my innocence and I can stay in the police station." Night Owl retorted.

Bruce said in his heart: "It's over, just listen to what Schiller says, you have to argue with him, let him perform a mind reading trick and then you will be obedient."

"Then it seems that the purpose of your story is to get you here." Schiller seized the loophole in his words and said, "Anyway, you won't stay here after the game is over, so it doesn't matter whether you are wanted or hunted. As long as you have a reason to come to this small village, it's fine."

"What's wrong with my original reason?"

"There are too many questions." Greedy put his arms on the armrests and said, "Since none of us know the conditions for winning the game, there is no standard for winning this confrontation, so there is only one standard left, which is to be stronger than others."

"The Joker plays games with Batman not to get 21 points faster than him, or just to get a bigger number on the dice than him. This only proves that he had better luck today, but it is far from being a victory over Batman."

"He wants to prove that his philosophy is correct, and the game is just a means. The only way he can prove that he is stronger than Batman is to make Batman agree with his philosophy through the game."

"This game is the same. Having better points in one or two stages is not victory. Rather, it is to show your own style in every stage of the game, do things according to your own ideas, and do them better than everyone else. Only then can you prove that your ideas are more correct than others, and that is the real victory."

"This is true for everyone in this game, including you. The core of the background story you set for yourself must come from your own ideas."

"My philosophy?" Night Owl narrowed his eyes.

"You are an anarchist. You hate government institutions and subconsciously don't want them to function in a normal and healthy way."

“Is it healthy for the police to send someone to kill someone to silence them in order to reduce the impact of the incident?”

"It's not for normal people, but for a conspiracy-theorizing anarchist, it's too unimaginative. And for an anarchist Batman, the conspiracy you make up should be a hundred times more bloody and violent than this."

"What do you think it is?"

"You can totally blame it all on the government, saying the current situation of the whole village is due to the government's inaction."

"Is not it?"

"The monster being too strong and the government being too weak are actually opposites. If the monster is really strong, then it is natural that the law enforcement agencies can't do anything. If you want to put all the blame on the law enforcement agencies, the monster can't be too strong."

"On the contrary, if the monsters are actually harmless, but the government and law enforcement agencies just sit back and do nothing, that would fit your anarchist theory."

"So your purpose for coming here is very clear, which is to expose the truth about the monster attack and expose that the so-called powerful monsters are nothing but a conspiracy used by the government to control people's minds and interfere with the people."

"If the introduction in the film was not unchangeable, you might have simply denied the existence of the monster and turned it all into a government conspiracy."

"But unfortunately, the appearance of the Wanderer made you unsure whether you could completely deny the existence of monsters. You could only settle for the next best thing and set up a few man-made disasters disguised as monster attacks in your background story. You also wanted to use this strange incident as evidence that the government was exaggerating and doing nothing."

"The truth about the gang vendetta and the murder case you mentioned should have ended with the human murderer using the name of a monster to escape punishment, and you were hunted down because you knew the truth."

Greedy paused slightly, his eyes becoming focused as if he was analyzing it more deeply, he said.

"You deliberately told us that you were a bad cop because you knew that some of us knew that you were not a righteous Batman. No one would believe you even if you made up a story about yourself as a hero with a sense of justice."

"On the contrary, if you say that you are a corrupt police officer who came to silence the insiders, it will be more consistent with our impression of you, so we will not pursue the details. This will allow you to reveal as little information as possible and always stay ahead in intelligence."

"And this can also serve as a cover for your actions to contact people with knowledge of the matter. From our perspective, your goal is to silence them, so it is only natural that you would contact the survivors as soon as possible after discovering them."

"But in order to prove your anarchist point of view, what you need to do is not to kill anyone, but to get more witnesses to stand on your side. The opportunity to contact more survivors will make it easier for you to do this. As long as your argument is successful, you will naturally win the game."

"What's going on?" Bruce muttered to himself, "Why is what he said so easy to understand?"

"Because this is also a behavioral analysis." Pride said: "Don't doubt yourself, anything you can understand is definitely not psychoanalysis."

"So what is your conclusion of psychoanalysis, Professor?" Bruce demanded.

"You wouldn't understand even if I told you."