He focused on telling Wen about how the Planet Guardians Alliance was destroyed due to the messy emotional relationship inside.

"There is also a very famous game, 'Roy'. You can play a boy named Roy in the game and experience his life," he said. "Do you want to play?"

"Forget it." Wen was lazy, "I heard you say it's fun, just forget it if you really go. It's already very difficult for me to play the role of "Wen".

But Wen did remember what Connor had shown her before, the steam train sailing in the universe.

"I want to go and sit there," she said.

Connor certainly satisfied her.

4. Christmas

This year's Christmas is a little different.

First, after a long tug-of-warming warp, Jason and Bruce finally reached a consensus. Red Hood and Batman lived in harmony in the water and occasional cooperation. In addition, Jason also repaired his relationship with other family members, so this year, Jason will return to Wayne's main house on Christmas.

Second, Wen will also go to the main house.

She didn't bring Connor. Although Bruce clearly expressed her welcome to Connor, Wen thought it was already difficult for her to integrate into the family. Taking Connor with her would easily make the situation out of control.

Everyone was there when she arrived, Bruce sat leaning against the fireplace drinking coffee and watching the news on the tablet, Dick ran around the room, Jason sat across the opposite side of Bruce with a stinky face, with his hands crossed his chest and looked alert, Tim fiddling with a set of LEGOs under the Christmas tree.

Alfred took Wen's coat and helped her hang it up, and glanced behind her.

"Connor didn't come," she said, "he was in Kansas, with the Kent family."

Alfred was very regretful: "It seems that I can only look forward to next year, Miss Wen."

Wen prepared gifts for every family member, and Alfred helped her put the boxes under the Christmas tree and then returned to the kitchen.

"Where is Damian?" Wen asked, as she walked behind Bruce, supported Bruce's shoulder and looked at the news he was watching.

"Famine." She sighed, "There is no need to read this kind of news on Christmas, right, Bruce?"

Bruce put down the tablet and replied: "This is not something I can ignore if I don't look at it, Wen."

"Don't talk to him, he never has time to share with his family," Jason said disdainfully, "Come here, Wen, have you forgotten to tell me something?"

Wen was choked immediately. Bruce gave Wen a sympathetic look and Shi Shiran stood up and went to the kitchen.

"Uh," Win sat down in Bruce's position, thinking about the words, "You listen to my explanation first..."

The fire shone on Jason's face, with a warm color, making his eyes hanging without any intimidation.
Chapter completed!