Chapter 100: Do something good "I won't!" Robin hugged her...

"I won't!" Robin hugged her tighter. "Don't move."

"You should choose to hold the banquet in the evening. It's daylight now." There was a feeling that he would be seen at any time. Without knowing when, Liu Shu also began to feel a sense of security in the dark.

"Our enemies will be more restrained during the day. Assassins are always in the shadows, but vigilantes are different." Robin grabbed the railing at the edge of the roof with one hand and climbed up the wall.

Liu Shu was put down by him.

"Just ran here?" It looked like a factory, with several wastewater outlets along the river. This place was a bit close. In the past, when I chased something, it seemed like I had to run at lightning speed for a long time before I could even touch the edge.

"B and Nightwing... and Red Hood stopped them right here. Before they could get too far," Robin opened the door to the rooftop and beckoned her to follow. "Let's go down from here..."

He took two steps in silence and spoke again, "This might be their temporary gathering place. Be careful."

Liu Shu shook his head and looked down the stairs. "They've already alerted the enemy today by trying to take Damian away. They won't take any drastic action."

"Mother……"

In the empty factory assembly room, any little sound seems a bit abrupt.

"Damian, I'm disappointed." Talia looked at Damian carefully. He seemed to have grown a little taller.

“…”

"Where are Batman and Nightwing?" Liu Shu saw Damian and Talia from afar. They seemed to be having a deep conversation, and there was no one around them.

"They're fighting the assassins outside." Robin took out a small box.

After opening it, there was actually a small flying insect inside. Liu Shu took a closer look. It seemed to be a machine. How come it was getting smaller and smaller? It was quite unexpected to use it to eavesdrop.

There was an earphone in her hand. Robin looked at her and tapped his ear to signal her to put it on.

"Why don't you use Iron Man as an excuse? Why don't you take action because of this unstable factor?"

"I……"

"Raise your head and answer me directly." Talia narrowed her eyes. She didn't want her child to hide anything from her, even if the answer was the one she least wanted to hear.

“…” Damian just stared at his mother, not knowing how to describe what he was thinking.

"We have plenty of time, you can figure it out." Talia sighed softly.

Maybe it's hard to say it out loud, Liu Shu squatted behind a container high up, she felt that the situation over there was very complicated.

"Don't keep looking." Robin suddenly blocked her eyes.

"Um?"

"This distance is not far enough, they can find us." Robin whispered in her ear.

Liu Shu nodded slowly, then stayed in his arms for nearly two minutes. It was so hard for her to run to such a central place without being discovered by anyone. It would be a big loss if she let them get away.

"Okay." Robin let her go.

"What should we do next?"

"Wait," he lowered his head, "If they show any signs of leaving, stop them."

It was a simple job, but a bit boring. Even the mother and son below didn't speak, as if they were waiting for Damian to speak. Liu Shu sat on the ground and turned to look at Robin who had been sending messages to people.

He had already found out the construction plan of the factory and had a clear understanding of the entire building, which he used to guide the three attackers.

"Are you tired?" Robin took some time out of his busy schedule to check on her.

Liu Shu shook his head, supported his head with his hands, and continued to look at him.

But he quickly did what he had to do.

"......?" Robin took off his gloves and touched Liu Shu's forehead. "This isn't a disease."

"?" Liu Shu pushed his hand away. What's the point of looking? He was the only living thing here. It would be even more boring if she didn't look at him. She looked up and found that this person had a smile on his face. It was obvious that he was joking with her.

"They've arrived?" He was laughing so happily, it shouldn't be the case that those few people were besieged by assassins and couldn't get here.

Robin nodded.

Talia didn't leave, she still stood there, waiting for Damian.

The rolling door creaked open, and a shadow fell on the floor of the factory assembly room.

"Damian, come here." The first thing Batman said when he saw them was that he wanted to take him away.

Talia glanced at him and the first generation assistant and the traitor behind him, then looked down at Damian.

"Why don't you leave?" Seeing that he couldn't get Damian to leave, Batman asked another question.

"I need an explanation, dear." She shook her head.

Maybe she already knew that someone was preparing to stop her. Liu Shu stepped onto the container. She was still looking for a suitable landing point when Robin next to her jumped with her.

"Woof!" Di Ting saw her and called out.

Finally, I saw it when more than half of the day had passed. Liu Shu walked to Ye Yi and took the Di Ting from his hand.

"You even got a bow tie? So cute." Liu Shu praised Di Ting, and it immediately rubbed its head against her hand, looking very happy.

"Why don't you take a look at what they are doing?" Robin said as he pulled her away. It was not good to be too cheerful at this time.

"Damian, have you thought about your answer?" Talia was indeed attracted by her actions for a moment, but she had more important things to do now.

"I..." Damian clenched his fists, his expression gradually becoming firm.

"Iron Man or not, I won't do it. I don't want to deceive you."

Hearing his answer, Talia was silent. She looked at her son deeply and suddenly laughed.

Her eyes swept across the people at the scene, and finally stopped on Liu Shu, or rather the small toy in her hand.

Talia raised her head with a complicated expression, "It seems I can't take you with me."

Damian didn't understand what she meant and looked at his mother in confusion.

"Go away. I won't interfere in your affairs from now on." Talia turned around without looking at him.

"Mother?"

It seemed like she wanted Damian to stay from the beginning. Liu Shu frowned slightly. She didn't understand. She heard that this lady sent Damian back to Gotham to train him, and he was lost while being trained.

At the beginning, she must have wanted Damian to cooperate with the Assassin's League. What changed her mind?

"But, I need to talk to her." Talia pointed at the only person on the field who could be considered a passerby.

"Mother, our affairs have nothing to do with her." Damian stood between the two of them.

"No, what I want to ask has nothing to do with you," she raised an eyebrow and continued to look at Liu Shu and said, "Don't worry, it's just a normal chat. I can't do anything to you."

Damian still didn't move away.

"Okay." Liu Shu walked over and patted his shoulder. This child was too young and didn't know what it meant to be whitewashed and weak. He would easily be beaten by his mother if he continued like this.

"Can't we talk about it here?" Robin's question didn't seem to be a problem to Talia.

She shook her head, then looked at Batman, who had remained silent. "I wish you all didn't know what we said."

"..." Batman thought about it for a while, and finally agreed to her, "Okay."

Liu Shu walked up to her.

"By the way, put it down." Talia tapped Di Ting's forehead with her index finger.

She was still quite wary. Liu Shu touched Di Ting's head and put it on the floor. "Go over there, I'll be back soon." She pointed in Damian's direction.

"Woof!" This sound is a response.

After following Talia to an empty room, Liu Shu saw her take out the machine and press the button again.

"It's just a shield." Talia had no intention of scaring her.

"What's the matter?" She was so well prepared that Liu Shu felt like she was coming for her.

"I wonder what happens when you're forced to live too long."

"life……?"

"Just tell me what you know...what you saw." Talia leaned against the wall, her expression no longer so relaxed.

"Many literary works describe the loneliness of immortals, but I have only seen one kind of incomplete immortality, which is cursed..." Liu Shu noticed her seriousness, and she told Talia some of what she had learned.

"I understand." She nodded seriously.

"what happens?"

"I read a little bit about the story of the Immortal Boat, although I didn't find any other clues on Earth..." Talia looked into Liu Shu's eyes, "Do you know the Lazarus Pool?"

"It's a lie to say you don't know. Is there something wrong with it?" Liu Shu only knew that the pool was green and could resurrect people. Could it be that... the pool is no longer green?

"No, I just suddenly found that the leader of the Assassin's League is becoming increasingly unable to control his emotions. I never thought about it before." Talia said this in a low voice.

"Are you worried he might go insane?" Why is it that people associated with Gotham are always associated with mental health? Liu Shu began to worry about his own mental state.

Talia nodded, "Is there a solution?"

"I don't know. If there was, your leader would have used it long ago."

"He is my father... After realizing that he would become less and less alert over time and eventually completely out of control, I decided to suspend all my plans for Gotham." She seemed to have made a great decision.

"Why?"

"This is very important to him, but I don't think so. I need more manpower to find a way to help him recover. As for Gotham, I will send people to attack it on the surface, but in reality it's just empty talk."

Talia laughed, "Why else do you think it was so easy for you to just watch us from up there for so long today?"

It turns out she knew everything. No wonder today seemed too simple, just like a formality. Liu Shu found that this person was very different from what she thought. Talia didn't have much obsession with many things that the Assassin's League cared about.

"What about Damian?" Liu Shu wanted to know what she thought of Damian.

Talia sighed after hearing Damian's name.

"I have my own things to do, and he has his own things to do. No matter what, the kid is still telling me the truth, and that's enough."