By the time Gordon reached the shore, the situation along the coast had already become disastrous. Towering waves had swallowed nearly all the docks, and every vessel moored at the shore had been overturned into the sea.
Fortunately, there had already been a typhoon, so the fishermen knew better than to go out in this weather and had all stayed in their homes in the East District. The buildings renovated by Wayne Enterprises were sturdy and reliable, and no casualties had been discovered so far.
But if this continued and the seawater flooded the entire East District, then even if the buildings could protect the people, they could not protect the businesses on the ground. Gotham had no spare funds left to repair the city. Once its already strained financial chain broke, the city might plunge back into the abyss.
"Can we get in touch with Professor Freeze?" Gordon turned and asked his subordinates. Looking at his phone, one of them said, "The moment we discovered the abnormal ocean activity, we contacted Professor Freeze. He and his wife are rushing back through a portal, but it'll take at least another ten minutes..."
"James! James! I'm here!"
Gordon turned and saw Victor and Nora hurrying toward him. He quickly pulled them beneath the hastily erected rain shelter and had someone pour them hot coffee.
"We just got back from Mercury. What's going on? Why did Gotham suddenly get hit by a tsunami?"
"We don't know either. It might be Atlantis..."
"It isn't Atlantis. It's the Sea God, Poseidon." Once Victor realized he knew more than Gordon did, he immediately said, "We need to figure out why Poseidon suddenly went mad."
"Where's Diana? Isn't Poseidon her uncle?"
"There was a problem. She can't come herself. Arthur has already led people back. Let's