Cryso Agori
V.I.P. Member
Here is a possible scenario where Batman fights Vector Prime at full power:
Batman had been tracking a mysterious temporal anomaly that had been appearing and disappearing across Gotham City. He suspected that someone was using a device to manipulate time and space, and he was determined to find out who and why. He traced the anomaly to an abandoned warehouse, where he found a large portal that shimmered with multicolored light. He cautiously approached the portal, scanning it with his Batcomputer. He discovered that the portal was a gateway to another dimension, one that was beyond his normal range of detection. He also detected a faint signal that matched the one he had been following. He decided to enter the portal, hoping to find the source of the anomaly.
He emerged on the other side of the portal, in a vast and barren landscape. He looked around, but saw no signs of life or civilization. He checked his Batcomputer again, and found that the signal was stronger here. He followed it to a nearby hill, where he saw a large figure standing on the summit. The figure was a Transformer, but unlike any he had ever seen before. He was covered in clockwork and gears, and had a long beard made of wires. He wore a cape and a helmet that resembled a knight’s. He held a sword in one hand, and a shield in the other. He looked ancient and wise, but also powerful and imposing.
Batman recognized him as Vector Prime, one of the legendary Thirteen Primes who were created by Primus, the god of the Transformers. He had read about him in the files of the Justice League, who had encountered him before. He knew that Vector Prime was the guardian of time and space, and that he had the ability to travel across the multiverse and alter the course of history. He wondered what he was doing here, and why he was causing temporal anomalies in Gotham.
He decided to confront him, hoping to reason with him. He activated his stealth mode, and approached him silently. However, as he got closer, Vector Prime turned around and looked at him with his blue eyes.
“Who are you, intruder?” he asked in a deep voice.
Batman deactivated his stealth mode, and revealed himself.
“I am Batman,” he said. “I came here to stop you from interfering with time and space.”
Vector Prime frowned.
“Stop me? You are mistaken, Batman. I am not interfering with anything. I am merely observing.”
“Observing? Is that what you call creating temporal anomalies that threaten to destabilize reality?”
“I did not create them. They are natural occurrences that happen when different timelines converge or diverge. I am here to monitor them, and ensure that they do not cause any harm.”
“Then why did you bring them to my city?”
“I did not bring them there either. They appeared there by chance, as they do in many other places across the multiverse.”
“Then why don’t you close them?”
“Because I cannot. They are beyond my control. They are part of the fabric of existence itself.”
“Then you are useless.”
Batman said this as a provocation, hoping to get Vector Prime to reveal his true intentions.
However, Vector Prime did not react as he expected. Instead of getting angry or defensive, he simply smiled.
“Useless? Perhaps you are right. Perhaps I have outlived my purpose. Perhaps I have seen too much, and done too little.”
He lowered his sword and shield, and looked at Batman with curiosity.
“But tell me, Batman. What is your purpose? What drives you to do what you do?”
Batman was taken aback by this question. He hesitated for a moment, then answered.
“I fight for justice. I fight for those who cannot fight for themselves. I fight to make the world a better place.”
Vector Prime nodded.
“I see. And do you think you have succeeded?”
Batman paused again.
“I…I don’t know. Sometimes I feel like I have made a difference. Sometimes I feel like nothing has changed.”
Vector Prime nodded again.
“I understand. I have felt the same way many times.”
He raised his sword and shield again.
“But perhaps we can find out together.”
He pointed his sword at Batman.
“Let us test our purposes against each other. Let us see who is more worthy of existing in this multiverse.”
He charged at Batman.
Batman realized that Vector Prime was challenging him to a duel. He had no choice but to accept it.
He dodged Vector Prime’s sword strike, and counterattacked with his batarangs.
The battle began.
The two combatants fought with skill and determination, each trying to gain an advantage over the other.
Batman used his agility and gadgets to evade Vector Prime’s attacks, while Vector Prime used his strength and powers to overwhelm Batman’s defenses.
They exchanged blows and words, trying to prove their points and justify their actions.
They fought for what seemed like an eternity, neither one willing to give up or surrender.
They fought until they reached their limits, until they were exhausted and wounded.
They fought until they reached a stalemate, until they realized that they could not defeat each other.
They stopped fighting, and looked at each other.
They saw respect and recognition in each other’s eyes.
They saw themselves in each other.
They lowered their weapons, and spoke.
“Batman, you are a worthy opponent. You have fought with honor and courage. You have shown me that your purpose is noble and true.”
“Vector Prime, you are a formidable adversary. You have fought with wisdom and power. You have shown me that your purpose is ancient and grand.”
They nodded at each other.
They understood each other.
They accepted each other.
They turned around, and walked away from each other.
They returned to their own worlds, to their own destinies.
They never met again.
Its a draw