"So, this map has every villain left in Gotham?" said No-Name into a phone. "Yes." answered a electronically lowered voice. "Any chance you could give me a map of Metropolis?" asked No-Name. "I'm working on it." answered the informant. "These things take time." "Alright." said No-Name. "That's all I can get you right now." said the informant. "Okay, but I'm going to ask you this again." said No-Name. "Who are
you and why are you giving me all this information? And where do you get it for that matter?" "That, is the Question." said the low voice. No-Name's eyes widened. "What?" he said into the phone. The informant had already hung up. No-Name sat in awe. He now knew his informant was. Now, he needed to find him. No-Name rushed out of the room. And ran out the door. He had to get to the Hub.
The Question of all people. And here I thought everyone in the league was dead. But anyway, it took me hours to find him. I checked every nook and cranny of the Hub. It's strange how many petty criminals will stand up to someone like me. So, many hours and dead criminals later, I thought of two more places. One, his apartment building, the other his work building. I checked his apartment first. When I got there I checked every room (waste of time). But I did find a room on the second floor, when I went inside I saw that whoever was in this room left in a hurry. There was clothing on the ground and broken glass everywhere. All the windows were broken. I saw a bottle of liquid aerosol and a small tank labeled: Bonding Formula. I picked them both up and kept looking around. Then I looked at the wall there were four short arrows stuck in the wall. I walked over to the wall and pulled one of them out of the wall. It had a purple tip. Huntress. They had both been there. If you ask me that's not very surprising. I went into all the other rooms, they were all similar. Things on the ground and broken glass. I saw that the back door was open. I walked over and went through the doorway. What I saw there even shocked me. I saw Huntress laying on the ground. She looked broken. But miraculously she was still breathing. I asked if she could hear me but I didn't get an answer. I thought I could find Question later, so I carefully picked Huntress up and started back for the safe house. Once I got there I fixed her up and gave her some food. I told Huntress I'd be back as soon as I can, and then I left to look for the Question. When I got back to Helltown I went straight to KBEL building. Not a lot of people know this but, I saw him without his mask on once, and I watch the news. Question's a reporter. So when I got back to the Hub, I went strait to the KBEL station. After looking around for a while, I saw
that the place had a basement. Question usually prefers isolation, so I checked there.
No-Name opened the basement door and looked inside. "Question?" he said as he walked down the stairs. When he reached the end of the stairs he had a fist fly at his face through the darkness. No-Name ducked just barely missing the punch. No-Name jumped back and said, "Listen, I've had a long day and I would appreciate if we could cut the complications." "You No-Name?" said a voice from the darkness. "Yeah." said No-Name. "And you are?" "You know who I am." said the voice. "Actually, I think I do." said No-Name. "Why didn't you just tell me Question?" "Turn the lights on." said the Question. No-Name did what the Question said and flipped the light switch on the
wall. His masked jaw dropped at the sight on the Question. Question was barely standing and mostly leaning on the wall next to him. He, like Huntress looked broken but he had bloodied bandages on his chest and arms. "I'm getting you out of here." said No-Name. "Is Huntress alright?" asked Question. "Yes." answered No-Name. "She back at my
place." "Good." said the Question as he sighed with relief. "We need to get back to Gotham. The sooner we get there, the sooner we can patch you up. Let's go." "Alright." said Question. "Wait." said No-Name. "You probably want that off your face" No-Name tossed Question the liquid aerosol.