The group rode the flying carpet formed by Cloak straight to the skies above the Bell Tower, landing on its slightly Gothic slanted roof.
There was a trapdoor here reserved for Batwoman. Su Ming found it with practiced ease and led everyone through it, jumping into the top of the Bell Tower.
Batwoman never used the front door when entering someone else's home. Since this Bell Tower had been a gift to Barbara, it naturally had secret passages and surveillance systems installed, just like the Hall of Justice.
Aside from the machinery for the great clock, the tower contained numerous bookshelves and displays. They were all covered in dust, clearly untouched for a very long time.
Barbara walked over to a bookshelf holding a small gargoyle statue. She grabbed the gargoyle's head and twisted it, and the interior of the Bell Tower began to transform.
The mechanisms driving the great clock sank into the floor, clearing out the center of the tower. Steel plates descended over all four walls, turning the place into an enclosed chamber. Finally, a large amount of technological equipment rose from beneath the floor, more futuristic than the Chamber of Secrets in many spy movies.
Dozens of screens of varying sizes descended as well, lighting up one after another. Strings of text flashed rapidly across them as the computers ran their startup diagnostics, and the Bell Tower base entered standby mode.
Batgirl walked to a chair that had risen from beneath the floor and pulled away the white cloth covering the computer before finding some snacks in a small cabinet nearby.
"Want some? Teddy Bear Biscuits."
This place was like her home, and she looked entirely at ease. After removing her cowl, the girl put on a pair of glasses and instantly returned to looking like