"Sorry, Peter. We just went to check the program logs for spectator mode. The results were pretty good, but could we trouble you to help us test another feature?"
Schiller's voice sounded beside Peter's ear. Hearing the familiar Doctor's tone, he practically cheered as he answered, "Of course. What do you need me to do?"
"We want to test the quest system, and there happens to be a rather extreme challenge in this city. I wonder if you'd be interested..."
"What kind of challenge?" Peter asked curiously. He could not imagine what sort of challenge would be called extreme by the Doctor.
"You caught the Riddler before, right?"
"Yes. He should still be in Arkham Asylum, barring any accidents."
"If there weren't any accidents, then there definitely would be one." Schiller sighed. "We found that the Riddler has reappeared in Gotham and hidden over a hundred trophies across the city."
"We'll provide you with a map system. You'll need to use all sorts of tools and methods to find every trophy. Go on, Peter."
Standing inside the cage, Jason watched Peter stare at the sky for a while, then resume adjusting the gear on his arms before leaving the Batcave without looking back.
Jason could feel the discomfort in his body fading. Most notably, his deeper old injuries no longer hurt as badly. He began trying to communicate with the strange creature in his mind.
"Are you there? Can you understand me?"
"Hello. I'm here. I can communicate with humans, but I'm a little busy right now. Your physical condition is not optimistic. More accurately, it's utterly terrible."
Jason gave a short laugh and sat down where he was, silently feeling the changes within his body. Then he tried, "All right, Batman's choice was certainly bold. Are you going to