Schiller searched through the archives and found more materials related to the experiment. He then learned that fifteen years ago, around the time Batman was defeated by Death Angel, a riot had broken out at Arkham Asylum. Countless lunatics and criminals had escaped, and the most famous among them was, of course, Batman's archenemy—the Joker.
Although the experimental records did not detail exactly how the Joker had been captured, it was clear that Death Angel had not spent much time rounding up these criminals. Nearly all the supercriminals had had their genes extracted fifteen years ago, and the Joker had been among the first.
According to the "Batman-Joker Law," if Batman could not defeat Death Angel, then his Joker was destined not to be very strong either. It was only natural that Death Angel had captured him. After capturing them, Death Angel had not imprisoned them with Batman. Instead, Death Angel had modified the original Arkham Asylum and placed these supercriminal test subjects in the laboratory beneath it.
To find the Joker, Schiller had to make a trip to the original Arkham Asylum. Although the leaders of both factions in the city were dead, their underlings were still diligently patrolling. Crossing half the city would not be easy.
The first problem he had to solve was visibility. That was also why he had brought Pride and Greed up here. His previously grievous condition had indeed allowed him to spot Lady Shiva immediately, proving that the method worked. But the pain of being severely wounded was too intense for ordinary activity. He needed a compromise that would let him move freely while granting him visual assistance.
Schiller found descriptions in numerous documents of the solution inside the tanks in the room where Lady Shiva had been. Rather than a culture medium