Mountains, Water, and Natives

"Perhaps the Kryptonians hiding on Earth..."

After giving it some thought, Bruce brought Russell to the Batcave.

The temporary Batcave was located beneath the temporary Wayne Manor. Since it was hardly worth mentioning, there was no need to go into detail. In short, it covered a vast area.

Bruce turned on the Batcomputer and searched his database. Some time ago, Russell had handed the Riddler over to him, and he had taken the opportunity to obtain the information Amanda Waller had been desperate to recover, filling in many gaps.

Batman was hailed as one of DC's two greatest detectives, and his intelligence-gathering capabilities were among the best in the DC universe. With the silent contributions of the man behind him, Butler Man, his database was detailed to a terrifying degree.

But no matter how powerful a private organization was, it could not compare to the all-pervasive reach of the state apparatus. This information was truly invaluable to Bruce.

When facing enemies he had only just met, if his database contained their identity data, he could quickly devise a targeted response and greatly reduce the risk of getting beaten up the first time.

That was what he hoped to do now. By filtering the information, Bruce wanted to compile a list of people worth noting. If possible, he hoped to directly locate the Kryptonians hiding on Earth.

He did not care whether General Zod would keep his promise. That was a matter for the second plan. The first plan was to find the hidden Kryptonians and send them away from Earth by any means necessary, avoiding an unnecessary interstellar conflict.

This was Bruce Wayne, Batman. The Dark Knight did not care whether you were good or evil. As long as you threatened Earth's safety, he would not stand idly by.

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