This time, the thick fog had caught everyone by surprise.
By then, the Robin Squad had found the master switch for the protective devices Batman had left behind. Once activated, the system's power supply would begin operating.
But as mentioned before, the protection system was divided by district. In other words, there were separate switches for activating the systems in each area. Simply flipping the main breaker was not enough—they still had to go to each distribution room and turn on the switches.
Now it was not just Dick. Everyone had started complaining about exactly who Batman was trying to defend against. Jason had already figured some of it out, but he felt it was better not to say anything.
As far as he knew, Arkham Batman had dealt with Main Universe Batman before. He had probably learned about Main Universe Gotham from Main Universe Batman himself—if Main Universe Gotham had not flown away, would Main Universe Batman be wandering around like some street bum now?
So how had Main Universe Gotham flown away? Arkham's lunatics had played no small part, but Robin could hardly claim to have stood by with clean hands, could he?
An energy-absorbing device like this sounded like a sturdy piece of work. If you people could activate all of them with one switch, would there still be a home left for me when I came back from being president?
All things considered, Jason could understand why Batman of this universe had designed such a complicated control system. It was indeed troublesome when it actually needed to be used, but there was nothing to be done now. Fortunately, there were plenty of them, so they could split up.
Considering that the city was not safe at the moment, they decided to form groups of three and