I, V, Gotham Legend

The main reason why Harley nominated this building is that it has the most empty cells and is the place most likely to house common criminals who are not mentally ill.

"Okay, it's good to know where the person is. We have other things to do." Valerie nodded.

Valerie felt that she had talked enough with Ivy, so she let go of the rope that tied up the green-skinned woman.

"What? You want to let me go?" Ivy asked in surprise.

"Don't even think about it." Valerie reached out and pressed Ivy's shoulders, forcing her down.

Ivy cried out in pain because of the rough action, but her body was quite flexible and her waist was not broken.

Valerie made a shopping cart commonly seen in convenience stores and stuffed Ivy into it like she was buying vegetables.

"What are you doing?! Human! Are you humiliating me?" Ivy asked with a blushing face, her head clamped between her thighs.

"I'm going to send you away. Don't you like being a vegetable?" Valerie said proudly.

"I thought you were going to leave her here," Harley smirked at Valerie.

"This guy's ability is still very troublesome." Valerie narrowed her eyes and looked at Ivy, and Poison Ivy happened to be secretly looking at her.

"Don't even think about it. You've put my children in so much pain. I won't help you." Ivy said coldly.

"I didn't ask you for help." Valerie felt like Ivy seemed to have made up a lot of things in her mind.

She was just thinking about where it would be appropriate to keep Ivy.

This room has been burned by fire and there are no plants left for the time being, but Ivy's abilities are too strange. If she stays here, she might escape at any time.

"Lock her up in that bathroom?" Harley saw Valerie's confusion and asked, pointing to the room where Daredevil was still locked up.

"Although there are people imprisoned there, it's not built for detention." Valerie could see that it was very interesting inside. She thought about it and came up with a new idea, "Send them to the spaceship."

"Spaceship?" Harry wondered.

Valerie had already started to act. She pushed Ivy aside, took out a bunch of materials from her pocket, and started to build blocks on the spot.

Harry, standing by, was watching a rectangular workbench-like object quickly taking shape under Valerie's hands, and was unable to say anything for a moment.

The last time I saw this scene was last time.

Valerie built a temporary transmission device, and when she felt it was almost ready, she stepped aside and patted the transmission device as if she was patting a TV.

As if receiving a signal, a picture lit up on the display screen of the transmission device, but it was a red color with a WiFi signal that had been chopped off.

"No signal? Krypton's network is so bad?" Valerie understood the reason and curled her lips in dissatisfaction.

Unlike communications, the transmission device is connected to the signal from the Kryptonian spacecraft, but now it seems that even the Kryptonian signal has been cut off by unknown means.

Fortunately, Valerie was now in Arkham Asylum. She lifted up the teleporter and pointed it at Ivy who was still stuffed in the shopping cart.

"Push that over here too, and let's go back together." Valerie said to Harley.

Harley was confused, but she still walked over to Ivy, pushed her and followed Valerie back to the greenhouse.

Sliding through the icy corridor, they returned to the devastated greenhouse, which was still covered in ice and snow.

The glass roof was only half closed, leaving a small portion to continue leaking. Valerie did this deliberately to help melt the ice in the room.

A group of people huddled in the corner of the room. When Ivy was still unconscious, Valerie rescued all those affected by the battle, but for their safety, she suggested that they hide here until the police came back.

Out of trust in V's face, these people hid obediently in the cold room. Now everyone was surprised to see V come back.

Valerie ignored the passers-by. She looked up at the roof where it was still raining and pressed a finger.

A light suddenly lit up on the roof, which was still raining heavily, and the raindrops were shining.

Harley saw what suddenly appeared in the sky and couldn't help but scream: "The Kryptonians are coming again?!"

"This is mine." Valerie placed the teleporter heavily on the ground.

The spaceship was too big to land in the botanical garden, so Valerie had to be transported aboard.

As the crowd watched in fear, the transmission device lit up with white light, and the three people disappeared on the spot.

NO109. I saw him

Valerie was already familiar with the structure of the spaceship, so she took the initiative to send Ivy to the isolation room without Old Joe leading the way.

After untying the chain that locked Ivy's shopping cart, Valerie pushed her into the isolation room.

"What do you want to do? Send me to jail?" Ivy climbed out of the shopping cart and said with a grin.

Valerie flipped a switch and the glass door of the isolation room closed.

"I didn't come here to look for you in the first place. Fighting with you would be a waste of our time. You'd better stay here until we resolve this matter." Valerie was very disrespectful and turned away with her arms folded across her chest.

"There is no life here! It's inhumane to the mental health of the prisoners!" Poison Ivy protested at Valerie's back as she walked out of the room.

Valerie didn't care about that. She returned to the cab and saw Harley chatting with Barbara, who was dressed as a witch.

"You two seem to be on good terms," ​​Valerie interjected. She looked at Harley, "You seem to be adjusting well. I thought you'd be in shock for a while."

"Want me to be surprised?" Harry said with an exaggerated smile, making both of them laugh.

"By the way, where is that beautiful lady?" Valerie asked Barbara.

She was referring to Harvey's wife, Jeanne Dent.

"I asked her to stay away." Barbara explained, then sat up straight, as if she had something serious to say.

Valerie thought for a moment and glanced at Harley: "Do you want to see my spaceship?"

"I've already..." Harley wanted to show that she had visited it, but the shadow of Old Joe suddenly appeared beside her.

"Let me take you around." Old Joe said, and walked out first.

Harley looked back uneasily at Valerie's expression, and finally reacted after seeing the acquiescence on V's face, taking small steps to keep up with Old Joe's pace.

There were only two people left in the room, and Barbara finally lowered her voice: "V, can we drive this spaceship to rescue my dad?"

The Kryptonian spaceship in Arkham is simply a dimensionality reduction attack, and Barbara doesn't think there is anything she can't do.

"Don't worry, I will summon this spaceship when I need it." Valerie comforted her.

The opponent is not necessarily stronger than herself, and Valerie does not want to rely on the power of the Kryptonian spaceship for the time being. She would rather use it as a trump card.

But Commissioner Gordon's matter is indeed crucial, and Maroni's matter should be postponed.

"We'll go find the director right away. Harley is very familiar with the terrain of Arkham." Valerie planned. "Don't worry, you've heard from the Joker, right? Batman is here too."

"If that's the case, we can actually put dad's matter aside." Barbara said abruptly.

Valerie looked at Barbara as if she were a filial daughter.

"I mean, you can do something more important. I just thought of it." Barbara awkwardly opened a web page on her computer, which showed a bird's-eye view of the entire Arkham.

"I just hacked into the archives of Arkham Construction. Look here, this is it." Barbara manipulated the mouse, zoomed in the bird's-eye view, and drew a circle on an area. "This is the control center of the anti-terrorism system that Wayne donated to Arkham."

Nowadays, Arkham's defense system has gone out of control. Police ships and even planes cannot get close to Arkham Island. Combined with heavy rain and unreachable signals, it can be said that it is completely isolated from the world.

"As long as we take over this place, it will be equivalent to taking over Arkham's external defense system. Not only can we allow outside reinforcements to land on the island, but our spaceships can also travel freely to and from Arkham. At that time, we can directly use us as a transit point to establish contact between Arkham and the outside world." Barbara told her plan.

The reason for Arkham's communication failure remains a mystery, and Barbara's plan can be regarded as a breakthrough.

"What about your father?" Valerie asked, pursing her lips instead of agreeing immediately. "I can rescue Gordon first, and then attack the defense system. It's just a matter of order. There's no conflict."

"I..." Barbara was very moved. She had no reason to refuse, but she always felt that something was wrong in her heart.

Something suddenly occurred to Valerie, and she pulled up the address book in her field of vision and found Batman's list.

"Buzz..." A picture also lit up on Barbara's computer. It was a bat head with thick lips.

"What is this?" Barbara was shocked when she saw the pattern she had never seen before. She thought she had a virus.

The phone rang for a long time before it was connected. A familiar low and hoarse voice came from it: "V? Can you get through?"

"Three-person chat room! I said it was okay." Valerie retreated tactically.

"Is this Batman?" Barbara asked in surprise.

"How is Chief Gordon?" Valerie asked the main question first.

"I have seen him, and he will be rescued soon."

In the Arkham Prison on the main island, Batman squatted in a vent and spoke softly into the communication.

After the Joker went berserk, he could no longer receive any communications from the outside world. That was why he examined the call from Valerie for a long time after receiving it.

[Let me tell you something.] Valerie on the other end of the phone said mysteriously, [There is a bad guy in Arkham who manipulates plants and has kidnapped many people.]

Batman was worried. The Joker incident had already made him overwhelmed, and now he heard this news. It was really one crisis after another.

But Valerie immediately changed her tone: "Guess who caught this guy?"

"..." Batman understood Valerie's attitude almost immediately, "I understand. Keep an eye on the criminal. I will deal with him after I deal with the Joker."

[…Will you die if you compliment someone?] Batman could imagine Valerie puffing up her cheeks.

After Valerie finished her complaint, she became quiet again, as if she was communicating with someone else.

After a few seconds, Valerie's voice sounded again: "Let me introduce you. This is my IT unit that I told you about before. Codename: TickBag... Codename: Prophet!"

Valerie paused before she finished speaking, as if she had been interrupted.

There was a busy tone in the headset, and then a deliberately gruff voice sounded in the headset: [Nice to meet you... How is Director Gordon?]

"I just said it again." Batman poked his head out of the vent and looked at the fairly spacious prison area outside.

At this time, there were many prisoners wearing thermal goggles in the room, patrolling with guns.

Commissioner Gordon was in the observation room on the second floor, with an old man holding a puppet and a gun against his temple.

"I've seen him," Batman said reliably.

NO110. Rescue Gordon

"The ventriloquist has a gun pointed at Gordon. If they notice that I have arrived, he will shoot without hesitation." Batman whispered.

"Can I help you?" Valerie asked.

"No need, I can handle it." Batman was very confident. This was not the first time he faced such a situation.

[By the way, is your detective vision still working properly?] Valerie suddenly asked, [Now all signals on the entire island have been cut off, right?]

Batman's detective vision is a high-tech scanning vision that allows Batman to grasp the entire situation in the room.

But Batman's equipment is very light, and he can use detective vision because the ear antenna receives the sonar signal and sends it to the Batcomputer, which processes it and then sends it back.

It was only after Valerie personally visited the Batcave and secretly studied the Batcomputer that she understood the principles behind this useful high-tech device.

But theoretically, Arkham Island is now isolated from the outside world, and Batman should no longer be able to receive the signal from the Batcave.

"You mean Detective Vision... I have a spare Batcave on Arkham Island," Batman replied.

[Backup? In Arkham?!] Valerie was shocked. [You built this thing in Arkham without anyone knowing? How did you do it?!]

Although Valerie can do it, Batman obviously does not have Miss V's manual skills.

"Because it's me." Batman said majestically.

[Tsk, you don’t think you’re handsome like this, do you?]

Valerie said speechlessly.

[Okay, knowing that Director Gordon is about to be rescued is good news. Since you are almost completing your goal, I will not join you.]

"What do you want?" Batman asked.

[Theoretically, what I do has nothing to do with you... But never mind, I'm going to unlock Arkham's anti-terrorism system so that people from outside can come in.] Valerie briefly summarized, [Now the storm and the missiles on the city walls are working together to isolate this island.]

"Under the current circumstances, being isolated is a good thing." Batman said something uncharacteristically, "But being able to break the blockade of Arkham is also a good thing."

After rescuing the director, you can also release him by sea.

[I didn't ask for your opinion. I just kindly reminded you what I was going to do... You guys chat first, I'm leaving now...] As she said this, Valerie's voice disappeared from the communication.

Barbara immediately picked up the conversation: [V didn't hang up, he just muted it temporarily.]

At present, this channel will remain open.