Still, Schiller eventually went to find Stark. Stark was tutoring Little Morgan, and the scene was a bit of a madhouse. Schiller had thought even a great scientist like him would be helpless in the face of a child's homework, but once he got closer and listened, he realized the father and daughter were in the middle of a heated debate over different approaches to nuclear fusion.
When he saw Schiller appear in the doorway, Stark froze for a moment. Schiller had a bad feeling. This man was an even bigger minefield when it came to domestic chatter. He absolutely could not be given the chance to ramble.
"Do you know the Batmen have come over here?"
Stark, still dazed, jolted. "What? Who?"
"Batman. Things got messy over there, and they had no choice but to find help. They're staying in Legion's Consciousness World right now..."
"Wow, Batman!" Little Morgan shouted. "Dad, I want to meet Batman! He'll definitely agree with me!"
Stark immediately called the nanny and had Little Morgan sent to Obadiah. Then he put on his glasses, walked over to his desk, and said, "What happened over there?"
Schiller gave him the shortest possible version. But Stark shook his head somewhat helplessly and said, "What I want isn't a novel synopsis, it's specific data. Otherwise, how am I supposed to judge the disaster level?"
Schiller could only send the Batmen a message. Soon, they sent back a large amount of data. Logically speaking, the monitoring instruments had all been left with their bodies, and when they retreated, they certainly had no time to look at them, so they shouldn't have known the specific energy readings from when the incident occurred.
But the Batmen had their own methods. They had managed to infer some things from what they