A very peculiar sight has appeared in Gotham.

A team of scientists, led by Peter, dissolved the hallucinogenic drug used to precipitate the mysterious components of plant toxins in orange juice and distributed them to the people of Gotham in large quantities, hoping that they would get rid of their madness as soon as possible.

The Clown Gang, represented by Harley Harleyn, follows their long-standing principle of not worrying about the excitement and believes that the people have the right to enjoy the madness of freedom, so they constantly attack the teams that distribute orange juice.

At first, the Scientists' side was not advantageous, because most of the members of the Clown Gang were ruffians at the bottom of Gotham, and they had the advantage of fighting at home, and they were targeting the onslaught of trucks transporting orange juice.

The members of the Clown Gang are also very smart, and often break away with one blow, not spending unnecessary time killing people, just snatching the orange juice and delaying the time to detoxify.

The team of scientists, on the other hand, saw the trick and changed the original road transportation to use the roots of vines controlled by Poison Ivy to transport orange juice through the sewers of Gotham.

But the Clown Gang members have turned their attention to vulnerable groups in the retail sector, namely children who have been temporarily recruited due to lack of staff, and have attacked several welfare homes and stolen orange juice from them.

It's fine if these two sides just confront each other, but in this chaotic city, there has never been a clean stage, and no one consciously leaves room for the duelists, most of them take advantage of the chaos to add a fire, for fear that they will not add enough chaos.

First of all, the Robin Gang, who have also been anesthetized, so they can't go much sane, their main confidence comes from the fact that the bats are not at home today, and their methods can be called clowns to praise you.

They are mainly aimed at the supercriminals who exist in Gotham, that is, Batman's old enemies, Penguins, Riddlers, Two-Faces, as well as the Mad Hatter and Hugo and the Ventriloquist who were imprisoned before, in short, Arkham's team.

Because they also have some problems in their brains, the method of punishing evil and promoting good is quite innovative, and this group of super criminals who want to show their skills while Batman is not there are unspeakably miserable.

But the super criminals are not vegetarians, and after they reacted, they also launched a revenge on these birds who did not know whether they were alive or dead, and used all their resources to search for them in the city.

The Robins' fight against the criminals of Arkham Asylum also affects the team of scientists and the Clowns, and the scene is simply chaotic and unbearable to look at.

A punch destroyed the orphanage, and Clark, who was looking for another place to live for the children, listened to the children's chatter for a long time before he roughly figured out what was going on.

Anyway, the group that made them sell orange juice and the clown gang didn't deal with it, and for some purpose, the clowns chose to steal their goods.

Clark didn't know much about the villains in Gotham, so he didn't guess from the children's descriptions of the roots that Poison Ivy was the one who provided the orange juice to the children.

But the roots of the tree do be an important clue, so Clark decides to go down the sewers to investigate what the culprit of providing drugs to the children is up to in this shady place.

Gotham's sewers have a long history, and in Gotham, the word long is not a compliment, it usually refers to something that has been pickled in the darkness of the city.

As we all know, Superman's strength comes from the sun, but there is no sun in the sewers, and he can't replenish energy anytime and anywhere, which means that battery life is a big problem, and Clark understands that he must fight quickly.

His plan was to go back to the ruins of the orphanage, from the sewer entrance where the children were carrying orange juice, all the way to the east, through the sewer into the middle of the slum.

In this way, you can not only find out the secrets in the sewers, but also go straight to the Yellow Dragon, so as not to encounter those Gotham people who are in a worried state of mind on the way into the Gotham slums.

The plan is good, but there is always a gap between planning and practice, and Clark from Metropolis doesn't realize that the Gotham Sewers are more than just a public welfare facility, and there are more and darker secrets hidden there.

That's right, not even a second of mourning for Batman to abandon Gotham to Washington to become a good president of the United States, and immediately rushed to worry about the chaotic and crazy mental state of the Gotham people - the Owl Court!

In fact, it's not that they don't want to mourn, theoretically speaking, the last thing they want Batman to leave Gotham is the Owl Court, but this long night is still a bit too fast-paced for the Owl Court.

Although the country is big, forgetting the war will be dangerous, and the owl court is accustomed to a long-term layout, which leads to their lack of ability to respond to short-term outbreaks of disasters, fear of poison gas, followed by the disaster of plant toxins, then the three-way game of the military, the FBI, and the Wayne Group, and then Bruce goes to Washington, and finally the Wayne Group is cornered, and Batman is in a yellow robe.

This series of operations did not give the Owl Court any time to react, and by the time they woke up from their long hibernation, the dust had settled.

And it's not that they want to worry about the mental condition of the Gothams, or that they are the culprits of the Gotham's madness, after all, the dark metal in Gotham is what they do.

But now the problem is that they are mixing Gotham buildings in order to keep Batman busy fighting crime, so that he will fall into self-doubt and waver, giving them a chance.

But now it's the Owl Court that is shaken by its will.

They don't know why the group of people above them have changed from violent and crazy ruthless criminals overnight to masters of life who can die but can't live without life.

Once upon a time, the dark atmosphere of Gotham was oppressive, and most people were cold and numb, but in the last two months, it seems as if this string has suddenly been broken, and things have started to develop in the direction of black humor.

Suffering is never worthy of being celebrated, but those who can still enjoy themselves in the deep darkness of suffering, although they are always caricatured as obscure and obscure, how can they not be contentment and happiness in another sense?

Unable to recognize, powerless to change, bow their heads and accept their fate, and then be able to discover something worthy of their courage to risk from this humble and painful fate, and regardless of the outcome, they can feel happy from the bottom of their hearts, which is more like a pilgrimage to verify the vitality of human beings.

That's not what an owl wants.

So the nocturnal creatures crouched down in their lair and began to study what was going on.

Of course, they found that the Gotham people could not have become like this out of thin air, and the most likely thing is that someone else drugged them, so that they completely broke through the bottom line of madness, and even the basic logic was gone, resulting in the fact that they could not complete the crime well at all, and the soil of darkness was gradually disappearing.

But then again, why haven't you seen anyone stealing business in a few years?

People always have a kind of cognitive inertia, and when they guess the behavior of the other party, they will bring in what they have done, which is also a kind of empiricism.

The Owl Tribunal believes that someone may have been contemporary, and that another poison had been mixed into Gotham's buildings or other things, allowing the toxin to explode at this juncture, leading to the current situation.

But speculation is speculation, and a solution must be found, and the owl priest, who is very angry about the current situation, slaps his head and grabs a few test items to see if he can find a way to detoxify.

But Bruce Wayne becoming president is also one of the factors that need to be considered, after all, the members of the Owl Court are all high-ranking officials in Gotham, and it is too late to hug the thigh of the new president, at least on the surface, you can't offend him.

Fortunately, owls also have their own set of actions, and their trained claws can leap from loft to attic, using the mezzanine floors they hide in the various tall buildings to hide their tracks.

With his previous experience, the Owl Court sent a team of Talon to Gotham to arrest people.

But it soon became clear that they lacked an understanding of the Gotham's ability to survive this time.

What would you do if you occasionally heard a strange noise in your attic?

The Gotham people used to take a gun and take a look at it, destroying everything they saw, but it was clear that Talon was not afraid of guns, so their whereabouts were never revealed.

But this time, as soon as the claw who was walking the suburban road jumped into the attic of a house, he found that it was full of and urine as deep as his calf.

The raised legs of the claws trembled slightly, their uniforms were completely waterproof, but their spirits were not.

Finally, after a Talon investigation, the owner of the house connected the outlet of their sewer pipe to his attic.

The reason is also very simple, he claims that someone will come to steal his urinal, and as long as he connects the sewer pipe to the attic, the other party will think that their toilet is in the attic, so that when the other party finds it, they will step on the trap.

The most bizarre thing about this thing is that someone really came, and really stepped on it, and the other party was really a killer.

The owner of the house easily grasped the claws that had unfortunately stepped on the trap.

And they can't be blamed entirely for the claws that step on them, the first reaction of any normal person after jumping into the window and stepping on the dung water is to retreat and run away, and the trap is placed under the curtain.

This led to a very horrific incident, which was the verification of the owner's urinal thief threat theory, and now the entire community has connected their sewer pipes to the attic and filled the dung with traps under the dung.

It was too late for the Owl Court to learn the news, and they actually lost four or five killers before they realized they had to take a detour.

Don't ask why it's actually broken, Talon can indeed be resurrected, but the fact of going to the dung to fish out the body and resurrecting the claw that was choked to death by the dung water is also a bit too advanced for the Owl Court.

The second route they chose was to take the shopping street, that is, to use the mezzanine floors hidden among the high-rise buildings to observe the target to be captured.

Fortunately, the company's employees weren't crazy enough to connect the sewer pipes to the mezzanine, and most of these companies were under the control of the Owl Court members, who could ask them to leave early after work, leaving the building vacant and giving the killers plenty of room to move.

But this is ideal, and in fact, the residents who have connected the sewer pipe to the attic do not smell the stench, but the reason they can live normally is that they don't go home at all.

In order to avoid pouring on their heads, they live in the company.

Talon convinces the residents that the urinal thieves are real, and that it works to connect the sewer pipe to the attic and put the traps, so they all do the same, turning their homes into dung pits.

In order to avoid the decline of their living quality, they chose to live in the company, which led to the claws that could not be used in the suburbs, and they were reunited in the company building after a long absence.

(End of chapter)