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Sure enough, anyone who made it to the commissioner's chair became a human-shaped quest dispenser.

In just one night, Gordon had assigned him two missions in a row.

Du Mu immediately straightened his back, his tone resolute. "For Gotham's peace, I'll brave fire and water without hesitation!"

A flicker of satisfaction crossed Gordon's face as he gave Du Mu's shoulder a firm pat. "That's the spirit, Officer Du Mu. I knew I hadn't misjudged you!"

Without wasting another word, he turned and went to gather the team.

Before long, a special operations squad had assembled, every member an elite selected from the department. Even Harvey was among them.

Gordon had prepared thoroughly, having obtained Arkham Asylum's building blueprints in advance and laid out the operation plan on the spot.

The plan consisted of two steps.

First, storm in.

Second, retake the control system.

The plan sounded simple, and in reality, it wasn't complicated at all.

There was no helping it. Time was tight, and every extra minute of delay increased the risk of a mass criminal escape.

The safest option now was to strike straight for the control room as quickly as possible, forcibly restart the control system, and place all of Arkham Asylum under lockdown. Only then could they stabilize the situation.

Besides, they had limited manpower, while the number of criminals held inside Arkham Asylum was dozens of times greater than their own. If they got held up midway, the consequences would be unimaginable. They had to end this quickly.

No one objected to the plan, and they immediately headed for the equipment truck to arm themselves.

As Gotham's universally acknowledged top academy for the criminal underworld, Arkham Asylum's pedigree spoke for itself.

Everyone inside was a talent. Leaving aside the infamous super-criminals, even the ordinary criminals who