For Wayne, everything unknown is worth fearing.
Fear may be a bit of an overstatement, but what Wayne showed towards the unknown was not awe.
That is pure fear!
Gaining strength by overcoming fear? Wayne seems to have done this in the past.
In other words, Wayne's source of strength from the beginning was fear itself.
This approach is reflected in Wayne's approach to Gotham City.
Fear can be used in many ways, but Wayne turned the power of fear into his own reliance, and then used fear to try to make Gotham City what he wanted.
This approach is honestly quite strange, perhaps because after Wayne personally experienced the profound fear that he could not let go, he simply believed that all people would change because of fear.
If Wayne had a chance to talk to Diavolo, he might have a different understanding of fear.
But this kind of thing will definitely be prohibited!
The last Nephalem to have a heart-to-heart discussion with Diavolo was Aidan.
Although Wayne's will is indeed very strong, compared to Aidan, it should still be inferior.
Wayne exploits fear and spreads fear.
Then he hopes that those he despises will regard him as a fear, and then give up doing evil because of fear of his existence...
It's hard to tell what he thinks about this, because his approach is strange enough no matter how you look at it.
When fear reaches a certain level, the emotion of the feared being will turn into anger.
This may be a form of protection.
If it were in Sanctuary, this performance might be considered the result of the game between Prius and Diavolo.
After all, irrational anger can also be related to courage.
Fighting fear in anger does not seem to be helpless.
And how many people in Gotham City are angry about Batman's existence?
This is probably a number that is difficult to count.
But as long as there are people who are afraid of Batman, there will be a steady stream of people who are angry about Batman's existence.
This situation doesn't look like a healthy relationship in any way...
Wayne may have known what he was doing, or he may have lost his mind in fear.
Maybe what he did later was out of anger?
After all, the fact that a rich man embarks on the path of violence is a bit cathartic no matter how you look at it.
Fortunately, these debatable issues did not prevent Wayne from understanding how powerful fear is, nor did it prevent him from understanding how terrible it is to lose fear.
The absence of fear can actually be regarded as the loss of awe.
The connection between the two is actually much closer than it seems. Faced with a being like Bulcasso who has no fear.
The panic in Wayne's heart continued to rise.
A powerful and fearless being, this sounds like the template for the ultimate villain.
But at this time, such a strong man is right in front of Wayne, and he is also the hope of the Nephalem side?
This sounds a little funny.
Beings without awe are "normal" no matter what they do, but this kind of normality is not what ordinary people need.
It can be said that everything Bulkeso showed made Wayne feel uneasy!
"I mean, when you can't feel fear, how do you judge whether what you want to do will have terrible consequences?"
Wayne asked directly.
His inquiry was actually not necessary, because Wayne himself knew that even if he got an answer he didn't expect, he wouldn't be able to do much.
Stop Bulkesso?
It's not that Wayne has never thought about this kind of thing, but Wayne also understands that when he has the power to not even be able to maintain a stalemate for a moment, it is impossible to change Bulcaisel's plan.
But knowing an answer is better than trying to figure it out on your own, even though the answer is limited.
Raising this kind of question would only show Wayne's own uneasiness, but would not make Bulkesso change his mind.
The occurrence of this situation was really difficult for Wayne to accept, but he seemed to be unable to think of a better choice.
What happened one after another continued to consume Wayne's energy.
Even if your physical strength is still at its peak, you will still feel tired in your heart.
That kind of exhaustion is like a barbarian who has been using whirlwind for several months amidst endless garbage demons.
Using skills during combat has become muscle memory, and your brain has probably become rigid.
It will take some days to really recover.
"I didn't stay in my current state for too long, and what you're worried about will probably happen when my sanity begins to fade.
Can you accept my answer?"
Bulcaisel said to Wayne.
Of course Bulcaisel understood what Wayne was thinking, and he did not shy away from giving what he thought was the answer.
It's as if Wayne thinks his worries can't change anything.
Bulquesso also doesn't think Wayne will be able to do anything big about him in a short period of time.
Although strength cannot represent everything, without strength, you may not even be able to eat in a chaotic world.
Having a certain level of strength is the best way to make your voice heard by others.
Bulcaisel had no dissatisfaction or dislike for Wayne.
If there is dissatisfaction, it should be Kolik who expresses his dissatisfaction with his successor.
This kind of thing has nothing to do with Bulkesso.
"I...I don't think this is an answer."
Wayne said hesitantly.
What Bulkesso showed was still very dangerous in Wayne's eyes.
In other words, if something is beyond Wayne's understanding, Wayne will feel afraid and become wary.
None of this was so unexpected.
It's just that Wayne himself may not admit his problem, or even if he admits it, it will be of little value and significance.
He simply felt that he was having a hard time with his face.
"Of course, that's certainly not the answer."
Hailab said on the side.
"Bulkesser is just telling you what he did, even if it's just what he thinks."
Herab rolled his eyes.
Hailab himself is a rather special guy, and Hailab knows a lot about what Bulkesso has experienced.
Although he didn't dare to say that he knew everything in detail, he could get many answers from what Bulqueso had done for the barbarians.
It was precisely because Hyrab knew a lot that he decided that Bulcasso was trustworthy, even though there were too many disturbing things about him.
But upset and hurt are always different!
The unsettling presence on Bul-Katho has not caused any harm to the Nephalem so far.
If this is the case, then why spend a lot of energy to pay attention to whether Bulkeso will lead to dangerous problems?
It is certainly not wise to simply pursue results.
But what are you doing if you only care about the process? Traveling as you please?
Nephalem have goals, and their colleagues who care about the process will also care about the results.
To be continued...