Hal flies over Gotham invisibly, using the ring to cloak his movements - with the destination he has in mind, it wouldn't be a good idea to be seen. There's a particular entrance available for visiting Justice Leaguers - well-hidden and very secure, but programmed to recognize certain guests
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"Lead the way."
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He finishes his coffee, looking to Richard.
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He holds his hands open, palms up, and admits, "I've got my hands full here." No, the new Batman isn't the same man as the old one, as evidenced by that humble remark and the next statement he makes. "What can I do to help?"
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"An interview with one of the eyewitnesses would be extremely helpful. Not only for observed details, but their take on Luthor's state of mind. A visit to the actual location could come in handy, if it's possible. Apart from that - Selina's the world's greatest cat burglar. She can get me any physical access I need. I may require computer-related assistance to decrypt or process some things I find - I don't think I can call up the Calculator, given the nature of what we're looking into."
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Ah.
"I know a programmer that the Wayne Foundation put through college. Smart guy. You need computer-related assistance, I'll get it for you. As for a witness, I know who was there. Let me see what I can do there. Anything else?"
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He stands, extending a hand to the former Boy Wonder.
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Understatement of the year.
"Just be careful. And steer clear of the Joker."
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"Of course. Do you have a preferred way for me to contact you? I think my eccentricities will let this visit slide without arousing anyone's suspicions, but I doubt I should be a regular visitor."
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He holds out a gloved hand for the slip of paper.
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