Can't run from me.....

[dbattyones.livejournal.com]

She smiled, anticipating the moment.

The scientist was fleeing, but Katalyn was in front of him, not behind. He didn't see her because he was focused on the falling shadow of the Batman.

Sticking out her foot from the shadows she smiled, satisfied when he crashed to the alleyway with a yelp.

"You'd think a genius would have some sort of aircraft on his rooftop," she shook her head, muttering as she went to the fallen man as she coughed. "I mean please. Running from a Bat on foot is just stupid."

She reached down and grabbed his gun, trigged her left claw and sliced through it, then chucked it. "Hold still. The Bat's a second away," she laughed softly, golden eyes gleaming as she put a foot on the back of his neck. He made some muffled growl, but she only rolled her eyes, then looked up, grinning.

"Hey. There you are," she said. This was a good night. A very, good night.

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Re: Someone misses the Bat

[detectivebats.livejournal.com]

A sleepy, bleary voice answered, "Huh?" It was a lot higher pitched than the Batman's voice she knew.

Re: Someone misses the Bat

[random-w00t.livejournal.com]

Again with the ear frown. "Vhere's Batman?"

Re: Someone misses the Bat

[detectivebats.livejournal.com]

"I'm Batman." Well, not exactly the man part. He couldn't seem to bring his mind together, especially not while being this mind-numbingly sleepy. An instinctive old lesson about being polite on the phone from Alfred when he was a kid that was drilled into him surfaced suddenly. "Uhh...who's calling, please? Can I take a message?"

Re: Someone misses the Bat

[random-w00t.livejournal.com]

One ear went forward as her eyebrow quirked. "This is Dämmerung. Und Batman told me to meet him, but he isn't here."

Re: Someone misses the Bat

[detectivebats.livejournal.com]

He blinked, his mind returning to its normal state with the realization. He tapped one finger to the ear of his cowl where the transmission was coming in, and sat up a little.

"Oh. Oh. This isn't actually Batman, per se, I'm his...uhhh, assistant. You know. He got tied up in this real big mess with some stuff and he told me to tell you to meet him at Park Row at lunchtime tomorrow. I mean today, it's morning already. Right."

He couldn't think of any place for her to meet him, certainly not at the manor just yet, and for some reason Park Row was the first place that came to mind. It was where it happened and maybe since he was a child it was a little closer to home and less buried, as it were.

Re: Someone misses the Bat

[random-w00t.livejournal.com]

Ears flicked in slight confusion. "Vhere is Park Row?"

Re: Someone misses the Bat

[detectivebats.livejournal.com]

"Right where we first met," he said foggily, feeling sleep snag at him. "I mean, you and Batman first met."

Re: Someone misses the Bat

[random-w00t.livejournal.com]

The other eyebrow reached for her hairline. "Alvright. I vill see you there."

Re: Someone misses the Bat

[detectivebats.livejournal.com]

"You mean him." He replied, yawning.

Re: Someone misses the Bat

[random-w00t.livejournal.com]

"Ja," she said slowly. "Him." Cutting the connection, she wondered.