When the alarm at the main entrance went off, Barbara could hardly believe her ears.
There was clearly nothing on the surveillance feed!
When she switched screens and looked again, she found Jason already fighting someone. More accurately, Jason had already been beaten to the ground. The other person might have launched a shameless sneak attack, but regardless, Jason was down.
Barbara hurriedly used the intercom to notify the others, especially Cassandra, who was stationed at Wayne Manor.
Barbara knew very well that Jason was no slouch in hand-to-hand combat. Even if he had been ambushed, he should have been able to put up some resistance. If he had been knocked down in a single exchange, then his opponent was far beyond him.
Cassandra was the only person Batman had ever admitted he was inferior to. This little girl could be called the strongest fighter on Earth. Right now, she was probably the only one who could turn the situation around.
Cassandra quickly appeared at the Batcave entrance, but an awkward problem arose: she could not get in.
Once the alarm had been triggered, the entrance had gone into forced lockdown. No one could enter now, yet the intruder had somehow gotten inside. Barbara had not seen how he had entered, but the security protocol had done an excellent job of keeping Cassandra outside.
Damian had long since prepared himself. He met up with Tim, grabbed a high-powered UV lamp, holy water, and crosses, hid two copies of the Bible on his person, and even hung garlic around himself.
"Did you see anything?" Damian looked around suspiciously. "Why do I feel like I saw a shadow?"
"Stop scaring yourself." Tim surveyed the surroundings. "The intruder can't stay hidden forever. Even if he turns into a bat and hides in some