Still, that worked out nicely. Shane had wanted to settle accounts with Constantine anyway.
He had even assigned people to make preparations during his two-week vacation.
Of course, Batman might have known all along, which would explain why this was the only mission he had wanted Shane to accept from the start.
Insisting on going through the motions was just his way of pushing Shane to hurry things along.
All this scheming back and forth was exhausting, so Shane retaliated with a pointed question.
"So, have you found Damian?"
Batman frowned slightly.
After returning from the Injustice World and learning that he likely had another biological son somewhere out there, Batman had naturally begun searching for Damian immediately.
Unfortunately, the League of Assassins seemed to have relocated while Batman was away from this universe. Not only was the cave in the Arabian Peninsula that the other Batman remembered gone, but the entire hill had vanished too.
Such a massive change in terrain should not have been difficult to investigate. It was just that too many things had held him up since his return.
He had to find Hal and the other two Green Lanterns, and take on a pile of cosmic-scale problems from Shane.
Even on the family front, Jason was still wandering out there, and his relationship with Tim had only just begun to recover. With liquid funds drastically reduced, Wayne Enterprises had been forced to shut down a series of relatively unimportant subsidiaries. At the top of the rebuilt Wayne Tower, documents requiring Bruce's personal attention had piled up like mountains.
Not to mention the trouble that had erupted in Gotham the previous night.
Joker had somehow heard that Batman had thrown an unprecedentedly huge party. Furious that she had not received an invitation, she had taken to