Harvey Dent had been working at the Gotham courthouse, mainly providing legal consultation services.
Before this, his situation had not been very good, because the gangsters' legal questions were rarely respectable ones. Most people hired him to get themselves acquitted. But ever since the logistics industry developed, things had become much easier for him.
Expecting gangsters to understand the law was asking too much. But transporting goods inevitably meant contacting other cities, and signing contracts required understanding local laws. Now, lawyers and accountants were the two most sought-after professions in all of Gotham, and Harvey was no exception.
He now mainly provided legal counsel to the Falcone family. Godfather Falcone did not care that he was unwilling to help gang members escape conviction. As long as he could provide the Falcone family's logistics industry with the most professional legal assistance, Falcone was more than happy to spend the money.
When he received Gordon's call, he had still been working overtime. Hearing that something had happened to Bruce, he hurriedly put down his work, even took leave for the next day, and came to where Gordon was.
Harvey and Bruce had always stayed in touch. The two actually had plenty in common, especially when it came to law. The principles of the Knight of Light and the Dark Knight were quite similar, and their moral standards were on the same level. They often chatted at Wayne Manor for an entire afternoon at a time.
Harvey was very accustomed to talking with Bruce and answering all kinds of questions. So when he saw Bruce in this state, he did not look surprised. Instead, he sat down beside him with practiced ease, patted his shoulder, and said:
"I know. You wanted to understand the lives of ordinary people, to know how Gothamites really