– But did you notice something, Joker? - Questioned Poison Ivy.
- What, dear? - Questioned the clown.
- We haven't seen him in weeks. - Said the green woman.
- You, like all of us, know that what we have here is not the original. - Said Poison.
- And you know he doesn't kill. – Crocodile said.
- But we don't know about this new one. - Said Riddler.
- He had thousands of opportunities to kill you and he didn't, and it was free. - Said Penguin. – Because he would kill an innocent, even now for money.
- Power corrupts, isn't it? - Asked The Riddler. – And greed makes you do crazy things.
- We can play a little, make them angry, enough to cause a complication and go crazy to the point of killing and taking it out on an innocent. - Said Riddler.
- Does murder by mistake count? - Questioned Riddler.
- Come on, see the biggest madman who caused chaos to the point of madness, it would be you. - Said Riddler.
- Since we're not doing anything. - Said Riddler. - Why not? - Questioned Nygma.
- You wouldn't do it for money? - He said. – Did you see that amount? - Questioned Two Face. – That's 700 billion dollars and 30 gold bars. - He said. – That makes anyone greedy. - He said.
- What would we gain from him killing? - Questioned Joker. – Besides of course seeing him kill an innocent. - He said. – Come on guys, see the circus catch fire.
- He could split the money with us if we find the victim. - Proposed Nygma.
- Since when, would any hero share money with us? – Crocodile asked.
- Why not? - Questioned Nygma.
- Because if a person kills an innocent, since when, would he care not to kill us? - Asked Harlequin appearing.
- What if we kidnap a hero's ally. - Proposed Nygma. – If we have any hostages. – Tried Riddler.
- He wouldn't mind a villain. - Harlequin said. – And he would kill everyone in front of him.
- How about we at least have fun, forget about that part. - Said Joker. – How about chaos by chaos. - Said Joker.
- Yes - they said around. – Making glasses clink.
He, yes, would try to get the gold.
While the dumbest ones, in every way, all to a lesser and greater degree were turned into animals, as well as being electrocuted, a mountain of pigs walking back trying to get the money boxes from that sharp tower.
Among the villains, bets began to occur on who would kill first.
Lois Lane was looking for a story, ignoring most of the screaming and madness of heroes.
During that week, reporters were approaching the heroes about those issues.
It was the heights of crime in each of the cities, they took several hostages throughout the week itself, every time they showed up and a hero emerged, the villains used children as a shield.
There were several cases of kidnappings throughout the week.
Lois Lane was covering superhero reporting on murdering the innocent.
- Lois. - Perry said in front of him in the office of the daily planet.
- You're dismissed for the rest of the month. - He said.
- Which...? - Lois said.
- No... - Lois said. – No… – I said again. - It is not right.
- It was the source of all Sun-Star's troubles, some stupid villain can use you to force him to kill an innocent. - He said.
– Do not come back here before the end of the month. - Perry said.
- Who said the Sun-Star kills? - Shouted Lois.
- The street informants. - Perry said. - They stole a shipment of selenite, and gas of fear. - Perry said.
- Who said that? - Asked Lois.
- Me. - Jimmy said. – I discovered an informer who leaked that they stole coming to Golden Valles
- Men hallucinating have done the worst. - Perry said.
- While drugged aliens hallucinate and kill, even if they don't want to. - He said.
– He might think you're the Apocalypse. - Perry said.
- In addition to me doing a story of his death, I will do a story supporting Luthor. - Perry said.
- The rules are clear, Perry, he can only willingly kill an innocent. - Lois said. – And no thanks. - Lois said.
- That's not what I knew. - Perry said. - If you stay, I will call the police and you will be being escorted off the daily planet. - He said. – I will plead national security. - Perry said.
- Boss please. - Tried Lois.
- If you prove it to me. - Perry said. – Who won't be killed by Sun-Star. - Perry said. – Thinking you're a super villain. - Perry proposed. - I allow. - Said his boss.
Lois, fuming, went to her desk, grabbed her things, and took the elevator down to the street.
Tsuky Miki, followed Lois, with her dark glasses, he bumped into her coughing and feeling sick, almost falling, the woman was almost angry, but turned in time when she realized that the man was feeling sick, it was a good leper disguise that one, being unrecognizable.
- My God. - Lois said. - Are you okay? – She questioned.
- I'll get better. - He said, sitting on the bench, a little wobbly and unsteady.
She released him when he stood up, not noticing that he had put a tracker on her, watching her, and then following the next day monitoring her, and watching Diana's actions, throughout the day, and throughout the week.
Some of them bet on the Dark-Dragon, even not seeing him for a long period of time, since a month before, they would manage to induce him to kill.
There were several press rallies that Luthor held arguing that Sun-Star was as fallible as anyone who would be a danger to the world, and should be arrested throughout the week until the test period ended.
A Wonder Woman was about to break a villain's neck and her sword nearly pierced the shoulder of an innocent caught in an ambush and used as a shield.
Each of the heroes at some point got caught in the crossfire between villains that looked like an assault group, they showed up, took Sun-Star, Wonder Woman out of their minds, they made an attack, came and went the moment they acted.
That week, Wonder Woman was held back by Sun-Star who was trying to prevent her from killing one of the criminals who used a hostage as a shield in addition to the bombs attached to him.