"There's a conspiracy."
Li Ang led Kate Kane aside and spoke.
"I know."
Kate was Batwoman, after all, and she was clever.
"There are so many rich kids at the school, but they kidnapped Kara and the others specifically. That can't be a coincidence."
"And calling me for money immediately after they grabbed them is even stranger. Not many people know about our relationship."
Watching her stand with her arms crossed, speaking with such confidence, she had the air of a heroine.
"Then why bring the money?"
Li Ang frowned.
"Bringing the money will keep Bane in check."
Kate didn't seem bothered. "It's just a little money, and he won't be able to take it with him."
"I have something to do. I'll get going."
She spoke as if she couldn't afford to waste any time.
But Li Ang grabbed her arm and said in a low voice, "Be careful."
Kate's slender body trembled. She looked at him deeply.
"All I can do is bring the money. I can't do anything else."
Then she rode off on her motorcycle.
What Kate Kane couldn't do,
Batwoman could.
The night was growing darker.
"Where's the money? Why hasn't it arrived yet!"
Bane's furious roar echoed through the abandoned warehouse.
The timid Rachel had already shrunk her neck in fear.
All three of them were tied to chairs, surrounded by mercenaries holding guns.
Bane wasn't from Gotham. He was just a mercenary who did jobs for money.
Aside from Rachel, both Kara and Ciri were calm. The two even exchanged glances.
Ciri: When do we make our move?
Kara: Not yet!
Kara wasn't in a hurry, of course. She even asked, "You've got the wrong person. My family doesn't have any money."
If an ordinary person had been kidnapped and still dared to