บท 23: Chapter 23 The Batlight Turns On

Spider-Man Noir had just sat down.

Bruce has already started talking.

"How long can you stay in this world?" Bruce pushed a glass of water in front of Spider-Man Noir.

The hand of the Spider-Man Noir that was originally intended to catch the water just hovered in mid-air.

He opened his eyes wide and looked at the person in front of him in disbelief.

Finally he put his hand down, but did not take Bruce's glass of water.

He now had no way of figuring out what kind of guy this was.

Obviously he doesn't have any super powers.

But he seemed to know a lot of things were happening.

Bruce just folded his arms, leaned against the wall and looked at the black and white Spider-Man quietly.

"It seems that you know much more than I do." Spider-Man Noir, who was sitting on the sofa and adjusting the brim of his hat, was so out of tune with this colorful world.

Bruce did not comment on what Spider-Man Noir said: "The Spider-Man of this world is dead, and this is something everyone knows, but now including you, I have met two Spider-Men."

"No matter how slow I am, I know this situation is impossible."

"Especially when one of the two Spider-Men is drawn in a completely different style from this world."

He looked down at his attire, then looked at the world around him.

Spider-Man Noir naturally understood what Bruce meant by that.

Although the world he sees is always in black and white, it does not prevent him from knowing how special he is in this world.

Just like the little cube he had always been curious about.

He couldn't tell the colors of this world apart.

"So you are not Kingpin's man?" Spider-Man Noir turned around and asked Bruce.

"Are you a criminal?" Bruce did not directly answer Spider-Man Noir question.

Anyway, another question was raised and thrown to this Spider-Man.

Bruce's question made Spider-Man Noir suddenly laugh.

"I like you." This time Spider-Man Noir picked up the glass of water that Bruce had handed him before.

"I like women." But it was obvious that Bruce didn't intend to follow up on what he said.

Spider-Man Noir was stunned for a moment, but then he understood what Bruce meant.

"I hate the fact that you have absolutely no sense of humor. You don't seem to be from our world, nor do you seem to be from this world." He lifted his mask slightly.

Spider-Man Noir drank the water Bruce poured for him in one gulp.

"Okay, I'm leaving now." Putting down the cup and adjusting his mask, Spider-Man Noir did not intend to stay here any longer.

In his opinion, the man in front of him has been completely classified as the kind of person who will not bring harm to anyone.

Of course, if Bruce knew the classification that Spider-Man Noir gave him, he would probably disagree.

Bruce himself had no idea how many people had been hospitalized in just the first few days of this world.

What's more, those people are likely to be disabled for life, and may even have to lie in bed and become a vegetable for the rest of their lives.

"If possible, I'd like to see if we can become friends." Spider-Man Noir looked back at Bruce as he walked away.

Bruce didn't answer.

Spider-Man Noir didn't feel any loss. He shot out spider silk from his wrist and left.

Bruce quietly closed his door and resumed his training plan.

Compared to the previous middle-aged Spider-Man with red and blue colors and a belly, Bruce has a better impression of this Spider-Man Noir.

Maybe it's because they're both pretty good detectives.

Or maybe because there are fewer Spider-Man Noir than there are Peter Benjamin Parker.

But only sometimes.

Some people really can't just think straight.

Bruce, who was just about to pick up his training plan again, saw an extremely familiar sign appear in the sky that was beginning to darken in the distance.

In this world, bat lanterns actually appeared.

After wiping his hands, Bruce already knew who had done this.

Who else could it be other than Spider-Man who was driven away by his few questions before?

"I miss it a little bit." Thomas used Bruce's eyes to see the bat lights in the sky.

"Here comes the trouble." Bruce knew very well that the guy definitely didn't come to him just to answer his question.

It is very likely that they received some important information from Okmax or encountered some major setbacks.

"Are you going?" Thomas felt that Bruce shouldn't go there now.

He had nothing but the equipment he brought with him, no logistical support, and no one to provide him with off-field help.

It is obviously not a wise move to go to a battlefield full of super-powered people in this attitude.

Turning and walking towards the bathroom, Bruce responded to the Batman in his mind.

"My name is Bruce now, but my identity is Batman."

"How can Batman not go over when someone else has the Batlight on?"

Thomas didn't seem surprised at Bruce's choice.

It would be better to say that this is the choice that all Batmans will make when they see the Bat-Light.

On the other side, Gwen and Miles were really confused by what Peter Parker did.

"Are you sure he will come over like this? I think my method is more reliable. Let's find a place first, repair the key, and then deal with all this." Gwen felt that what Peter Parker did was simply a fantasy. How could someone come to help them by turning on the bat light?

How could this kind of plot, which only appears in comic books, happen in the real world?

Although the plot of them traveling to another world is quite comic book-like.

But at least there is scientific basis for this.

But Batman doesn't exist in their universe.

"Believe me, he will come, as long as he is still a die-hard fan of Batman." Peter Parker spoke to Gwen confidently.

Gwen could only nod in agreement.

This female Spider-Man obviously doesn't believe that there is such a Batman in this world.

"There really is a Batman. I've seen him when I was working with this Peter. He was indeed dressed as Batman." Miles quickly explained to Gwen what he had seen.

Even though the bat at that time didn't seem to have any good feelings towards him.

But how could he possibly tell Gwen about this?

"Here he comes, here he comes!" Suddenly Peter Parker changed his previous anxious look.

Lian Lian waved at Gwen and Miles.

When Gwen and Miles came over, they found a figure already standing on the building opposite them.

"WOW." Only after seeing Bruce appear in person did the female Spider-Man believe that there really was a Batman in this world.

Everything that Peter Parker said before is true.

(End of this chapter)