After seeing off those two scourges, Schiller let out a sigh of relief. Thinking that Batman might go trouble Strange, he not only relaxed but even laughed out loud.
Sure enough, he had been right to choose to be a school doctor. Under normal circumstances, no one could enter the school infirmary without being injured, but Strange had insisted on becoming the principal. Everything that happened at the school concerned the principal, so Batman would have no trouble finding him.
Unexpectedly, before he had even laughed for ten minutes, Main Universe Batman and Arkham Batman were dragged back into the infirmary exactly as they had left. Along with them came a bruised and battered Owlman and a dejected Bruce.
The last to enter was Strange, his face icy.
Schiller hurriedly looked at Main Universe Batman and found nothing unusual in his expression, which made him sigh in relief again. Batman probably would not betray him. They were acquaintances, after all, and he was probably still counting on Schiller for more intelligence about Strange.
"Absurd!" Strange stood before the four hospital beds and said, "Sneaking around at night on the first day of school, breaking into the library's restricted section on your first night out, fighting the first time you enter the restricted section, and destroying two rows of bookshelves in your first fight. You are absolutely absurd!"
Schiller's eyes widened slightly. These four bats had caused quite a commotion, actually fighting in the library. No wonder Strange was so angry. That library was no mere decoration; it genuinely housed Kamar-Taj's mystical tomes accumulated over so many years, and the books in the restricted section were even more important.
Although the magical world was not short on money these days, the wealthier it became, the more it valued its heritage. Those