"So... your solution is to go through the Abyss beneath the High Tower?" Strange looked at Charles and said, "Are you thinking clearly?"
Charles only explained very calmly, "It's not impossible. There's no one in the Abyss right now, so it's actually very quiet. Even if we go down, we won't be hunted. Jörmungandr can testify to that."
"Also, Schiller has experience opening passages to the Dreamscape. In fact, the passage beneath his subconscious was one he opened himself. Jack can testify to that as well. Although that passage is sealed now, we can open a new one, can't we?"
The Batmen exchanged uncertain looks. Main Universe Batman said, "But Schiller is injured, after all. He's still recovering. Wouldn't doing this be a little..."
"He's recovering in the High Tower, not in the Abyss. Whatever happens below won't affect him."
"What I mean is, if we're going to work there, there will definitely be a lot of people coming and going. I'm afraid it won't be very quiet. That might not be good for a patient's recovery."
"It's only not good for an ordinary patient's recovery, and Schiller obviously isn't ordinary." Charles looked somewhat helpless. "Without anything lively to watch, he becomes far too restless. That's the main reason I proposed this plan."
Main Universe Batman opened his mouth. He suddenly remembered one of Schiller's traits—namely, the worse his condition was, the better his condition became; the heavier his injuries, the more excited he got.
Now that even the High Tower had been cracked by the impact, his injuries should not be minor, which meant this was exactly when he would be excited. Even Charles might not be able to make him obediently stay in his room and recover. If they didn't find him something to do, he would find