Batman lowered his head and stared at the information Penguin had sent over. These were the rivals Penguin had asked him to help deal with.
Batman studied the people on the list for quite a while but saw nothing unusual. They all looked like minor underlings from factions hostile to Penguin. The only somewhat important one had recently come into a conflict of interest with Penguin's faction. Penguin would have had no trouble dealing with them himself.
But Batman's instincts told him something was wrong. Penguin was wielding his sword for another purpose. Yet Batman had no clue what his real target was.
Worried that Penguin had left some contingency plan on Jason, Batman could not directly go back on his word. He could only hand the list to Fox and ask him to use Wayne Enterprises to make trouble for these people.
Fox investigated them thoroughly and found nothing suspicious either. It really just looked like politicians scheming against one another. So he carried out the request.
Batman was now more worried about Jason. But he had not placed all his hopes on Schiller. He continued urging Dr. Thompkins, hoping she could offer a more reliable treatment plan.
Miracle Doctor of Midnight Piet did not disappoint Thompkins. He went to the Uptown district and caused the rich people there a little trouble, thoroughly speeding up the circulation in Uptown's sewers and preventing them from focusing on any more bad ideas for the time being. At last, Dr. Thompkins had some room to act.
Dr. Thompkins arrived at Wayne Manor. Batman had been waiting for her there since early that morning. The moment she saw him, Dr. Thompkins said, "I don't think Jason's mental state can handle being around people. So before the consultation, I need to give him a