If Gray Mist was not professional enough, Schiller would have suspected that the analysis was wrong. How could this be the ingredient of the Pale Knight's medicine?
The radiation emitted by this substance can even directly create cancer patients. How could the Pale Knight be fine after taking it for so long?
Then Schiller immediately realized that Harley Quinn must have known something because she developed the drug.
He went to the hospital where Halle was.
The pregnant Harley was already a little pregnant and was lying on the hospital bed drinking milk. When Schiller came to visit, she did not show surprise, but instead showed an unexpected expression.
"Do you want to ask me about the Joker and Napier?"
Schiller took back his question and nodded, and he did want to know what was going on with the Pale Knight.
Halle flipped through the drawer of the nightstand, handed Schiller a card, and said, "I promised him that I will never give up on him. I did."
"A very touching love story, ma'am, I admire your persistence and courage. But I know more about what's going on."
"Don't you take a closer look?"
Schiller looked at the playing card. The playing card was ragged, the key point was that the handwriting on it was also very sloppy. It didn't look like it was written by Pale Knight.
While working in the municipal building, Schiller saw the Pale Knight's approval document. His handwriting was very beautiful, and at first glance it was a practiced calligraphy style.
Although the handwriting on this playing card contains the writing traces of the Pale Knight, it is obviously not that good-looking. The letters are out of shape, and you still have to try to identify them to see what they are writing.
Schiller immediately realized what Halle was referring to.
If this playing card was written by Napier before he became mentally ill, then he would definitely write it very seriously. It would not be possible to write it on such a casual playing card, at least it would have to be written into a love letter. After all, this
But a promise to the person you love.
But the playing cards are so sloppy that they don’t look like his style at all, which only means that this thing may have been written after he became ill.
But after Napier became a clown after he became ill, it was impossible for the clown to tell the clown girl that he should not give up on him, so the appearance of the playing cards was very strange.
Schiller believes that there is only one explanation, that is, the Pale Knight has always been there, but he can't compete for the clown in terms of physical control, so he can't show up frequently.
It was because he had been asking Harley for help that Harley tried every means to get the medicine to suppress the clown.
"Do you know Jason?" Schiller asked, "he said you helped him during his kidnapping by the clown."
"Yes, I secretly changed some torture instruments and gave him some analgesic drugs to help him with it."
"And you sent him away?"
Harley nodded and said, "Yes. Although the clown didn't intend to kill him, he just threw him in an alley. If that happens, he won't survive. I'll find a way to send him.
Brudehaven.”
"So you're not crazy from beginning to end?"
Halle shook her head and said, "No. After Napier went crazy, I was indeed infected by the clown's crazy. But Napier woke me up. In order to save him, I kept pretending to be crazy and gaining the clown's trust.
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"It was you who helped the Pale Knight imprison the Penguin?"
Halle didn't deny it either, saying, "Yes. I have a reliable friend in Brudehaven."
Schiller did not continue to ask because he saw that Harley didn't want to say it. He just remembered the message silently and prepared to wait and check it later.
"Actually, I want to ask you about the medicine."
"Drug?" Halle frowned slightly.
"Yes, how did you develop that drug? Do you know the specific ingredients?"
Harley showed a slightly awkward expression and said, "Actually, I don't understand pharmacology at all. But I have plenty of opportunities to experiment."
Then she told Schiller how she developed that drug, to put it bluntly, it was an exhaustive method.
Harley ran into the drug storage room of Arkham Mental Hospital and gave all the psychotropic drugs to the clown. The clown didn't seem to worry about being cured. In order to see Harley's disappointed expression again and again, he
All eaten.
And so, Harley found several drugs that seemed to be more effective and used Batman to let the Joker take a lot of them at once, but she didn't expect that it would really work.
However, when Schiller asked about the specific name of the drug, Harley couldn't say it. It can be seen that she really didn't understand pharmacology and could not remember the names of those complicated drugs at all.
In order to figure out this, Schiller went to Arkham Asylum again. Fortunately, the camera in the drug storage room was not broken. He found the images of Harley looting the medicine from numerous surveillance images.
At that time, Harley was wearing exaggerated clown costumes, but she did not act like a lunatic. She had a very quick movement and was very careful not to touch anything else.
However, it was in this image that Schiller discovered something strange. The clown girl took two jars from under the shelf against the wall that didn't know what it was. It didn't look like a completely modern medicine, but she didn't care at the time.
Look, put it in the box and took it away together.
Schiller went to the drug storage room himself, and then found that there was a can of the thing left, which was placed at the bottom of the shelf at the edge of the drug storage room. After opening it, the things inside were a bit like soil.
No wonder I didn't find this thing when I scanned the storage room at the gray fog. It looked like soil and didn't look like a drug at all.
But when Shiller poured out the soil, he found that the color of this soil was darker than that of Gotham's common soil, and it was indeed a bit like the special substance they found in the instrument after grinding into powder.
Just as Schiller was thinking about what was special about this thing, he suddenly remembered the map of Arkham Asylum.
He returned to the office upstairs, picked up the sample of the trap booklet, opened the map on the last page and looked at it carefully.
If he remembers correctly, in the comics, the clown discovered General Arkham's remains and the truth about that year in the cell under the underground of Arkham's madman.
In other words, General Arkham was buried here. But according to the truth, there was another person buried here. That was Eimmond Wayne, who was killed by Bakar.
There are two corpses in the bottom prison, one is General Arkham and the other is Eimmond Wayne. Eimmond Wayne's corpse is buried deeper, while General Arkham's corpse is on the ground.
If you think about it, you know that something is wrong. Eimmond killed General Arkham, which means that General Arkham died first and Eimmond died later. How could Eimmond go deeper than General Arkham?
Could it be that after Bakar killed Eymond, he first dug out General Arkham on the surface, buried Mondham deeper, and then put General Arkham back?
It is not popular in the United States. Why do Bakar do such a thing? You can't expect this pair of enemies to continue to get entangled in hell, right?
Schiller also had this doubt when he watched it back then, but it was understood that the screenwriter sacrificed some logic to leave suspense. Now if you think about it carefully, the problem is too big.
Schiller took a map and flashlight and went to the underground prison in person. Then he found that there were quite a few cells here, and he couldn't tell which cell was exactly based on the comic storyboard.
He searched in it for a long time before finally finding a clue in the cell at the corner, and successfully found the leg bone of General Arkham that appeared in the comic.
He didn't need professional equipment, and he could tell that this was General Arkham's bone. Then he used the gray fog to check the underground and found a more complete corpse. From the figure, it was Eimmond Wayne.
If nothing unexpected happens, this guy's soul should have fallen into Itregan's hands. But the contract he signed himself has nothing to say. However, it is too unreasonable that his body will appear here.
In that era, this place was not a prison, and it was quite far from Gotham Village and later the city center of Gotham City. It was definitely a place where birds could not shit. It was impossible for Bakar to duel with Eymond here.
.
Who brought Eimmond's corpse here and then buried?
Although it is a bit unbelievable, after all possibilities are eliminated, only one possibility remains-General Arkham.
General Arkham came here with Eymond's body, and after burying him, he died here himself.
Schiller stood in the middle of the cell, as if he saw a tall man constantly digging the grave pit. A corpse lying at his feet was Eimmond Wayne.
After a while, he threw the body into the grave pit and filled the soil. Then he sat in the cell, leaning quietly against the wall, and turned into a handful of bones as time passed.
Later, the people who built the Arkham Asylum discovered the nameless corpse, but because it seemed to be old, they ignored it. They just dug a hole and threw it in, and then built bricks on the floor above.
In Schiller's memories, this ridiculous speculation became more and more reasonable.
Because Eimmond Wayne killed General Arkham and Bakar was not involved, only Eimmond knew whether General Arkham died or not.
Moreover, judging by Eimmond's subsequent series of actions, he saw through the conspiracy of the Order Cult. Did he see through it himself? Or did someone tell him?
Schiller suspected that General Arkham's so-called depravity and corruption were nothing but disguise. He might have long noticed the Order's plan for Gotham Village, and told the truth when Emund Wayne came to him for duel.
Take him.
This made Emund Wayne completely terminate his cooperation with the Order Order Order and found the East India Company to compete with it. Then he traded with the Demon Itlegan to build a dam to flood Gotham Village. Everything was
To prevent the implementation of prophecy.
But why, Eimmond chose to let General Arkham bring his body here? What's special about Arkham Asylum?
"I seem to know," said Grayfog, "Come with me."
The gray mist gradually sinks to the floor, crossing Eimmond's grave pit and continues downward.
Soon, a huge dark hole appeared in front of Schiller. He saw countless black crystals like special substances in instruments in the pit, densely clinging to the soil and spreading out from the center.
This is a huge crater.
Pale This is a lot of pitfalls, I'll fill it out hard