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As the fires of the New Vegas battle dimmed and the Old World echoes grew fainter, a shadow from Gotham's darkened alleys found its way across the wasteland. With a flutter of a cape and a determination undeterred by the blistering sun or the radiated sands, the Bat sought answers beyond his urban jungle. Drawn to the whispers of the legendary Burned Man, Batman journeyed to the rugged canyons of Zion National Park. Among the red cliffs and echoing silences of Zion, two giants of morality would meet. The Man of No Kill and The Burned Man of New Canaan – an unlikely pair, their ideologies clashing like thunder across the vast skies. Was there a place in the Mojave, or indeed any wasteland, where ideals could remain untouched? For in this post-apocalyptic world, every choice carried the weight of entire civilizations. In a land where stories are written with bullets and blood, the tale of Batman and Joshua Graham stood apart—a debate of life and death, righteousness and necessity. As the sun set over the Mojave, casting long shadows on the Zion canyons, the echo of their conversation would linger, a reminder that even in the darkest of times, heroes can find common ground.
