That was right: observe. This time, Batman wanted to see whether watching as a bystander would let him spot any clues—clues about the disasters.
Unfortunately, as always, Batman came away empty-handed. The only thing he could confirm was that Andrew had something going on with the current Grim Reaper.
So Batman asked a great many questions, and Andrew answered offhandedly. He had barely finished dealing with the old bat when Iron Man called.
Andrew rolled his eyes. It would have been better if those two had been there in person. At least he would not have had to explain everything twice.
After dealing with those two scheming bastards, Andrew walked over to O'Connell and Evie and asked, "When are you two planning to get married?"
"You've got some nerve asking that!"
Evie glared angrily at Andrew. If you hadn't spouted all that nonsense, would I have fallen for this big oaf? Though he is very manly and strong, and makes me feel very safe.
"You think it wasn't fate, but it actually was."
Andrew smiled without elaborating. "O'Connell, you've got good potential. Interested in joining the Men in Black training camp?"
"Very interested."
O'Connell's eyes lit up as he answered. The Men in Black were not just the coolest agents around; they also had all sorts of incredible equipment. It was practically his dream job.
"Good. Report in a few days. Oh, and Evie, keep this as a souvenir."
Andrew tossed the Grim Reaper Bracelet to Evie. The bracelet had fulfilled its historical purpose and was no longer of much use.
Well, saying it was useless was not quite right. The bracelet was made entirely of gold and weighed at least five jin, so it would fetch a handsome price. It was also an antique in its own right.
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