Manhattan was a place where people gathered, and there were always some onlookers who dared to watch the show at the cost of their lives.
These people filmed the process of Batman charging into the spatial gate with the peaceful weapon.
Most of the videos were taken with smartphones, and they were the work of ordinary people.
A few high-definition videos were taken with professional camera equipment, and they were all precious material taken by the reporters hiding inside the building.
A few professional photographers risked their lives to capture Batman charging into the spatial gate, and then the spatial gate immediately closed.
So, everyone was sure that Batman had really left.
He had stayed on the other side of the spatial gate forever with the peaceful weapon, and there were still countless Chitauri troops waiting for him there.
Even when Iron Man Tony was interviewed, he directly told the reporter who said that Batman was dead to go away and insisted that Batman was only temporarily away for a period of time.
But almost everyone believed that Batman's departure was a real "departure."
The tycoon's remarks were more like a normal expression of being unable to accept the eternal departure of a close friend.
Most people thought so too. Facing the camera, they also said, "Batman isn't dead, he just left us."
At this point in the interview, many people couldn't help but have their eyes turn red, or cover their mouths and leave while shaking their heads.
All of New York had to thank Batman.
Without him, even if they didn't die at the hands of the Chitauri army, they would have died under the official peaceful weapon.
Here, the officials suffered yet another loss.
Because they denied the existence of the peaceful weapon, they naturally couldn't prove that the weapon was only tactical, and far from enough to destroy New York.
It couldn't even destroy Manhattan.
But no one believed it.
Influenced by movies and TV, ordinary people subconsciously thought that peaceful weapons were powerful.
The only two cities that had survived two peaceful weapons had been razed to the ground. That was decades ago, and peaceful weapons would only be more lethal now.
So, at least 80% of the world's people thought that this peaceful weapon would completely destroy New York.
If something was approved by 80% of the people, it would be true even if it was fake.
The serious problem now was that the peaceful weapon didn't explode, and Batman, who had dealt with it, had "left" forever.
The dead always had a little privilege.
Batman became a god overnight, and no one dared to pin the crime on him for a few days.
Faced with Batman's die-hard fan army, some media outlets and public figures who had made a lot of money were unlucky from the start.
The latecomers tactfully changed the target of their slander to Batman's teammates.
The most famous of them was a TV interview.
It was on the afternoon of the battle in New York, and a reporter who was obviously on a mission went to the hospital to interview the victims.
The first half of the interview was the usual scene, and there was no surprise to speak of. It was not until the reporter interviewed a middle-aged man outside the operating room that an accident finally occurred.
After saying a few normal words of sympathy, the male reporter with the standard broadcast face asked with grief and sincerity, "Do you think Batman and the others should be responsible for your injured son? Was it their battle that affected the fast food restaurant that caused your son to be seriously injured? "
The interviewee was a middle-aged white father.
His semi-long hair was a mess, and cement debris and dust could even be seen on it. It seemed that he had only patted it casually and had not washed it at all.
His clothes and shoes looked as if they had come from a construction site. Only his face seemed to have been washed, revealing the tension and anxiety on it.
Before this question was asked, he had answered it in a perfunctory manner.
But as soon as this question reached his ears, he almost immediately turned his head and stared at the reporter with bloodshot eyes.
The broadcast-faced reporter didn't get an immediate response, so he reminded, "Mr. Bernard, you …"
“FUXK
U!” The middle-aged man being interviewed, Bernard, suddenly roared. He raised his fist and punched the reporter in the face with a standard right fist.
Under the high-definition camera, those with good eyesight could even see that the reporter's face was distorted and two white things flew out of his wide open mouth.
Then, the reporter collapsed on the corridor outside the operating theater.
The professional cameraman had no intention of stopping them. Instead, he silently took two steps back, his camera steadily recording everything.
Even if his partner, who was lying on the ground, woke up, he would definitely be more willing to have news material than to ask for his help.
This was the "professionalism" that his partner had always emphasized. This time, the photographer finally executed it perfectly.
Bernard didn't make another move. He just spat at the reporter who had fainted on the ground. "You dirty maggot. After the disaster, you immediately crawled out of the cesspool to disgust people. Where were you when those monsters killed my colleagues? Where were you when they surrounded the fast food restaurant? "
"When I prayed to God to protect my daughter, it was Batman who appeared and killed those monsters!" At this point, he panted heavily, his face flushed red. "My son hit his head while hiding from the monsters. I didn't take good care of him. If Batman and the others hadn't defeated the monsters, I wouldn't have even had the chance to send him to the hospital! "
At that moment, a look of disgust and disdain appeared on Bernard's face. "Compared to Batman and the others, you're nothing. You're just trash, you son of a b * tch!"
Not far away, two police officers who had been about to come over heard Bernard's roar and silently turned around to maintain order on the other side.
Batman and the others had helped all New Yorkers. It wasn't just Bernard and his son; the NYPD officers were also indebted.
The reason that so many NYPD officers hadn't died this time was largely because the police department had conducted all kinds of safety training after the attack by the Experimentals.
In those training sessions, the duties of ordinary patrol officers and detectives were clearly divided.
When they encountered enemies that the police officers couldn't fend off, such as the Experimentals and the Chitauris, they didn't need to fight. They only needed to try their best to maintain order and get more people to hide.
It was the reflection on the battle between Batman and the Experimentals that had greatly reduced the number of casualties in this battle in New York, both civilians and police officers.
Help that ill-intentioned reporter? Sorry, but they hadn't seen any reporters.
This interview conflict quickly became a hot topic.
The TV station actually didn't care about the reporter at all. What they needed now was news.
This time, the five major TV networks hadn't received any strong official hints. There had only been some private requests from some people.
But these people were either at the center of the storm of public opinion, or they were just passing along a message. It wasn't worth the five major TV networks working so hard.
Besides, it would be hard for people to believe them even if they did their best.
As top experts at manipulating public opinion, the big shots of the TV networks knew very well that Batman was now a big scam, and whoever touched it would be unlucky.
A living person couldn't be bothered with a dead person.
Especially since this dead person had just saved millions of New Yorkers, he would definitely become a "god" in their eyes.
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