American comics: Starting in Arkham, a system-based Batman

Chapter 63 Batman is begging me

Holy crap, Batman is begging me?

Even knowing that it was just a disguise, Jung Eun couldn't help but feel a jolt in her heart.

Please, this is Batman!

Even Superman doesn't get this treatment!

Bruce adopted a very humble attitude, acting as if he were a courteous and respectful person. Even knowing that the other party might have a counter-plan from A to Z behind the scenes, Jung Eun couldn't help but waver for a moment.

He does need a job to complete daily tasks, and working at the foundation, whose job is to help the homeless, means he can complete two daily tasks at once and get an extra salary, which is like killing three birds with one stone.

However, the downside is that you may have to face a constant stream of tests.

Bruce looked at him intently, his sincere gaze causing Jung Eun to look away. Bruce's hand was still clasped in his, conveying a sense of determination to achieve his goal.

Suddenly, I feel an increased pressure.

Zheng En broke out in a cold sweat. "Batman, what do we do now?"

If he can't handle this local Batman, can't his mentor Batman deal with him?

"Say yes." The mentor, Batman, gave a concise and to-the-point reply.

Jung Eun: "But what if he strips me naked and finds out about you and the system?" Although it won't have much of an impact, it's still not a good idea to strip me naked.

"It's okay, I'll help you get it back."

The mentor, Batman, neither confirmed nor denied what his colleague had done. They were both Batmen, so who didn't know who the other was? "He must have investigated your background and knew about your job applications."

Even if you reject him today, he will still find opportunities to get close to you.

Mentor Batman was well aware of how difficult he was to deal with, saying, "Next time, there might be more than a dozen listening devices hidden in the room."

Jung Eun choked up.

You Batmen shouldn't go too far. Leave some privacy for the ordinary good citizens of Gotham!

While he was whispering with his mentor Batman, Sullivan's face had turned ashen.

In his view, there was no reason why just anyone could get the position he had worked so hard for, especially since the other party was a person of color whom he had always looked down upon.

The other person was just seen by Bruce Wayne handing out bread by chance, and he was able to become an employee of the foundation overnight. This was simply a desecration for someone like him who had worked hard to get in through his education and a formal interview.

It's true that his previous boss embezzled a lot, but what does it matter in Gotham if someone uses their position for personal gain? The other party was just too greedy and too stupid, which is why they were caught red-handed.

If Bruce Wayne hadn't returned to Gotham and made his first major moves, he would have easily defeated the other man, who could have remained in the position of event manager for much longer.

Sullivan is a man who is very good at judging the situation. When Bruce investigated the internal affairs of the foundation, he played a significant role in pushing things along.

His boss's downfall was inextricably linked to him. He endured it for so long in order to gain more power and climb higher and further.

But now, just because of a single sentence from Bruce Wayne, this rude and despicable man could become his colleague, or even rise to power and trample on him, which Sullivan simply cannot tolerate.

Especially based on Bruce's words, he seemed to intend to give the other party a fairly high position.

"Young Master Bruce, I think this gentleman is also aware that he cannot shoulder too much responsibility. Perhaps if he comes in, he can do a similar job to what he is doing now."

Seeing that he couldn't change Bruce's intention to have him join, Sullivan resorted to a less desirable option: having Jung Eun start from the bottom.

He had a good plan. Bruce was just a rich young master who was only interested in things on a whim. He would forget about this guy soon after he joined, and then he could easily control Zheng En.

Those in positions of power have plenty of ways to make things difficult for those in lower positions, and they certainly have no shortage of people to carry out those actions.

Zheng En glanced at him; even he, let alone Batman, could tell what the other man was up to.

He didn't mind, and shook Bruce's hand in return. "I'm honored, but what kind of position do you intend to offer me?"

"Let me make this clear beforehand: I don't think the gentleman next to you is easy to get along with. If I want to join the foundation, the position I get can't be lower than his."

Sullivan was furious. Disregarding all decorum, he pointed at Zheng En and exclaimed, "Young Master Bruce, look at this! How utterly rude and disrespectful this man is! You shouldn't have let someone like him join Wayne Enterprises!"

The foundation is an organization under the Wayne Group, so he wasn't wrong to say that, but he was clearly furious and misspoke.

Sullivan felt that as an employee of the foundation, he had met Bruce many times, and since Jung Eun was so rude, Bruce should at least be on his side.

But the fact is just the opposite.

"You're the one who's really rude and disrespectful, Sullivan."

Bruce wasn't stupid; he could see the hidden contempt and disdain within the Sally civilization.

Putting aside the fact that he wanted to keep an eye on Jung Eun, even without this incident, he still hoped that she could get the job she wanted.

Just as his mentor Batman had guessed, these days were enough for him to thoroughly investigate Zheng En's background.

But he found nothing.

On the one hand, Bruce had only recently started out, and his database and information gathering methods were not yet complete, and he had not yet deployed a wide variety of surveillance cameras in Gotham.

On the other hand, Zheng En was a time traveler who appeared out of nowhere. Even though Bruce went to great lengths to trace him back, he could only learn from Uncle Moore, who sold hot dogs, that Zheng En had been arrested by the police.

These remarks matched what he had heard from Gordon and Block, and he was also aware of everything that had happened since then.

Bruce knew that Jung Eun had no legal identity, was being hunted by gangsters in the East District, and could only send out resumes under an English pseudonym.

The other person needs to work, which means he has no source of income.

Bruce tried to deduce Zheng En's situation and mindset from his behavior. The fact that he had the spare money to distribute bread indicated that he had some savings. Helping homeless children and homeless people could be due to his kindness, or it could be due to other intentions.

Judging from the other party's actions, it is most likely the former.

Bruce didn't consider himself a particularly noble person, but he felt he should lend a helping hand.

Even bad people have a chance to repent, and good people deserve happiness even more.

If Jung Eun helps the needs of homeless children, Bruce won't just help him find a job.

Bruce hopes that Jung Eun can shine in the field of helping others with goodwill, even if the other person is just an ordinary person. He would do the same. The fact that the other person seems to possess special abilities only adds the element of supervision to his plans.

He glanced at Sullivan dismissively, his tone flat, "It's my company. I can do whatever I want, hire whoever I want."

"What do you think, Sullivan?"