The Batmobile was amphibious as well, so going underwater was no problem. The open sea northeast of Gotham had never been bare either; jagged reefs were scattered throughout the area, and atop the largest one stood the famous Bins Lighthouse.
Mister Freeze had once built a gigantic freeze cannon on that lighthouse and frozen half the city with a single shot. The vast sea had turned into an ice rink.
Batwoman knew every inch of Gotham intimately. She could remember whom she had fought here and exactly what those scenes had been like. These were precious memories to her.
There were many people out wandering the streets at night, still celebrating their sudden fortunes. The black vehicle was unaffected, because it traveled through the sewers toward its destination.
Ever since Deathstroke had begun frequently using Gotham's sewers, and The Batman Who Laughs had nearly unleashed the Final Laugh because of the secrets underground, Batwoman had deliberately strengthened her control over the city's subterranean pipe network. She had even modified several concealed entrances and exits that vehicles could pass through.
Although the surveillance equipment installed in the sewers suffered losses of around 20 percent every day, perhaps destroyed by villains or monsters, effectively throwing millions of US Dollars into the wastewater, she still sent drones to replenish and replace it daily, never tiring of it.
Bruce Wayne truly had no liquid assets left, but Wayne Enterprises remained. He could not immediately produce tens of billions to fund massive construction projects for the Justice League, but a few million US Dollars was still a trivial sum.
But after Batman upgraded the sewer surveillance, Deathstroke seemed to have noticed. Whenever he came to Gotham, he no longer went through the sewers. That disappointed Batman, like no one showing up for a carefully prepared