In Gotham City, after nearly half a day, the mutant monsters in the urban district were finally cleared out. On the surface, the chaos seemed to be over, but beneath the undercurrents, the owls' movements had been concealed, and few people noticed.
When the riot ended, the situation was only truly beginning to ferment.
As one of the United States' top metropolitan cities and an economic hub, how could such a large-scale terrorist attack not shock people? Especially when the victims were not all ordinary civilians—there were wealthy elites among them as well.
Federal News now brings you the latest update: "At approximately 2:00 a.m. today, Gotham City suffered a terrorist attack. Hundreds of gigantic beasts stormed into the city and wreaked havoc, causing more than 2,000 casualties. Countless homes and public facilities were damaged."
"Additionally, sources have revealed that twenty-five people, including Jerion, chairman of Shell Group, one of America's Fortune 500 companies; Democratic Party councilman Reinhardt; Hygeia, Gotham City's Third Prosecutor; and Simmons Leonard, current head of Gotham City's Leonard Family, were killed in the attack. No organization has yet claimed responsibility."
New York Channel 1 brings you the latest news: "While everyone slept, Gotham City suffered a rare monster attack. Hundreds of prehistoric beasts suddenly charged into the urban district. The attack lasted several hours and caused at least 3,000 casualties, including twenty-five wealthy figures and officials. No organization or individual has yet claimed responsibility for the incident."
Metropolis News: "..."
Seattle Morning News: "..."
Chicago Auto Channel: "..."
Daily Planet: "..."
The Gotham attack directly set off the mainstream media across the United States. However, before the cause had been determined, all major media outlets gave restrained, neutral reports—except for one.
New York, Daily Bugle.
The mustached boss, J. Jonah Jameson, flung the newspaper in his