Chapter 132: There is evidence that this is Gotham, Liu Shu saw from the window...

This is Gotham. Liu Shu saw the iconic building in the distance from the window.

She could even tell where the house was located by the distance and bearing from Wayne Tower.

But she still remembers that she opened the door at the Met.

"Don't get me wrong, this is legal, I have a certificate." Gallup pointed to the frame on the wall, where a certificate with the words 'Legal Residence of Magicians' was framed, and it was also stamped with the seal of the Magicians Association.

However, Liu Shu didn't know him, and she didn't know whether it was true or not.

"I'm not here to check your ID..."

"Huh? I spent the whole night looking for it." Gallup took down his ID card and wiped the dust off it with his sleeve. "When you leave later, go through the front door, not the window."

"Why?" People usually don't go through windows, right? Liu Shu didn't know why he specifically reminded him of this.

"Through the door to Metropolis, through the window to Gotham," he casually hung up the card. "I've been waiting for you to come find me, so where's Batman?"

"..." So Batman hadn't been here before? Liu Shu was a little confused. This shouldn't be the case. She shook her head and said, "I don't know."

"Don't know? You don't know?" Gallup was also confused. "Are you not in cahoots with him?"

"No." The question of whether they are in the same group is easy to answer.

"Just assume you didn't lie." Gallup didn't seem to want to correct people's homework anymore. He glanced at the books and notebooks on the desk, then sat down with a heavy heart.

"Are you worried?"

"Of course I'm worried. He hasn't come to see me yet. Is he holding it in?" Gallup rubbed his arms. "He's not going to beat me up, is he? I'm already this age. I don't want to go to Arkham!"

"...I won't go to Arkham." And his worries were unnecessary, right? Liu Shu also felt it was very strange. Normally, Batman would come to threaten him on the first night, so why hasn't he come yet?

"You say he won't come in, then he won't come in? Then do you know why he didn't come? I'm really unsure." Gallup didn't have the airs of a respected old wizard at all. Instead, he looked younger than the young people.

"Did you do something wrong?" Liu Shu originally thought that he was not an outlaw, but now he seems to have some doubts.

"I, Gallup, am an upright person and never do anything wrong." The old wizard patted his chest with a righteous look.

"Then there's no need to be afraid."

"I'm not scared!" He shook his head. "I'm worried he'll rummage around in my house. Do you know how terrible an amateur's hands can be? That could move my herbs and books. What if I break the device I worked so hard to set up? Oh my God!"

So that's what he was afraid of. Liu Shu could understand his worry. "He will put it back where it belonged."

"He really wants to touch my device!" Gallup seemed to have gotten the key information from her words.

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"Batman's suit has magical isolation and protection properties. I don't even want him in my house! Only raw materials and fully locked and self-circulating devices are immune to him. But I have semi-finished materials and semi-automatic devices that are currently being produced. Do you understand?"

Liu Shu nodded. She knew what Gallup was talking about. It was probably that Batman's anti-magic equipment would damage some of the magical devices in his house, which was indeed not good.

"Teacher..." Perris knocked twice on the open door and took out his homework book.

"Go ahead and do it again based on the comments I wrote," Gallup said, waving Perris to sit next to him. "Go ahead and do it."

Perris's expression was a little unnatural. He opened his homework book. The densely packed comments on it gave him a headache. But the reason for his unnatural expression was that there were outsiders here. It would be a very socially unlucky thing to let strangers see his homework where only a few questions were wrong.

"I thought magicians looked at talent when accepting disciples." Liu Shu glanced at the notebook.

"You're right, but magical talent and magical theoretical talent are two different things. Our school is more inclined towards theory and records, and it's also the school with the clearest magical heritage." Gallup's tone was a little proud.

"Teacher, I don't think you told us this?" Perris shifted his attention from the paper to the conversation between the two.

"So what? You came here to become my disciple. I told you a long time ago that magic and sorcery are different. Didn't you listen?" Gallup did not say these words in a scolding tone, but very calmly.

"Sorry...haha," Perris laughed awkwardly, "I thought you were lying at that time..."

"Then you can go to Alina for extra lessons later." Gallup shook his head.

"She can also give extra lessons?" Liu Shu was a little skeptical.

"No matter what, she has been learning magic since she was young. She knows more about magic than those who joined later in life."

"Then you guys get busy, I'm leaving."

"Are you really going to take a look?" Gallup stood up in surprise.

"What else?"

"Let's go, let's go. Oh, by the way," Gallup wrote a string of numbers on a piece of paper beside him, tore off the paper and handed it to her, "If Batman comes, remember to have him contact me in advance."

"I can convey the message, but he probably won't listen." Liu Shu first gave him a warning that she could say such things.

"Oh—that's it," Gallup pointed to the door. "Remember to go through the door."

Liu Shu said goodbye to Alina at the door and walked out of this magical house.

She turned to look at the door, as if she had thought of something, and walked around the house.

There are no extra traces, but that's normal, Batman won't leave any loopholes.

Liu Shu tentatively opened the window. Although there was not a thick layer of dust in the house, it was obvious that no one had lived there recently.

There are only basic furniture, as if it came for free when you bought the house.

Batman had been here, and Liu Shu found something he left behind.

She also knew why Gallup said he hadn't seen Batman again.

The window he walked through would only allow him to enter the house in Metropolis, but not the house in Gotham.

Go and remind him quickly, it would be strange to miss it.

Liu Shu took out her cell phone and then remembered that she had been relying on Yuanyuan and Afu to contact Bruce, and she didn't have his phone number.

"Clark? I'm Liu Shu." Fortunately, she had Clark's contact information.

"What's up?"

"Is Bruce there with you?"

"Him? Not here," Clark seemed a little confused, but he still wanted to help Liu Shu solve the problem, "He's here now."

He was really quick in his actions. Liu Shu knew that it would be useful to find him. "I have something I want to tell him."

"I'm here." Bruce's voice came from the phone.

"Did you not find Gallup?"

"Yes, but I didn't break through his barrier by force."

"Then you didn't knock on the door either?"

“…”

"You can go in through the door."

“…” He remained silent.

Liu Shu was beginning to doubt if he was still there, "Hello? Are you listening?"

"I understand. I'll go again tonight." Bruce responded to her.

"By the way, he said that your equipment will damage his things. I hope you tell him before you go. I won't tell you about the phone call, you should know it." Liu Shu thought of this somewhat important matter.

"I'll change to a controllable one. You're in his house now?" Bruce seemed to have his own way.

"No, I'm at the door. I just went there."

"Thanks."

"Then I'm hanging up."

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Having resolved a subsequent issue, Liu Shu looked back at Gallup's house. It was just an ordinary house. If the door was not opened, who would know whether it was Metropolis or Gotham.

"Huh? Did you go to see that wizard?" Tim finally saw Liu Shu who came to pick him up at the company gate as he wished. He could also listen to how she spent the day.

"There's a very funny thing..." Liu Shu smiled and told him about Batman being blocked by doors and windows.

"Pfft, why is that?" Tim knew that if it were him, he would be unable to see anyone like Batman, but he just wanted to laugh. After all, it wasn't him who did this.

"I thought something happened to him, but it turned out to be because of this." Liu Shu looked like he had been betrayed.

"After we dealt with Luther in Metropolis, there's generally no chance of anything going wrong." Tim led her into the car.

"Oh, I see." Liu Shu always felt that she seemed to have heard Luther's name on the street today, but she didn't pay much attention to it at the time.

Only after returning to the hotel did she look for today's news on her phone.

"Luther..."

"He's been released." Tim said this very casually.

"Why?"

"It's hard to say why." Tim shook his head.

"You have to be imprisoned in Arkham before escaping, right? Why can't you be imprisoned here?" Liu Shu found that Metropolis was even more exaggerated than Gotham.

"We can't let him go to jail either, at least the procedure to release him was correct."

"Another loophole." How come there are loopholes everywhere in this world? Is it made of mesh? However, Liu Shu also knew that there was nothing he could do about it.

"You'll be surprised the first time, angry the second time, but you'll get used to it after a few times. That's how Superman thinks." Tim looked a little tired.

"Don't worry about it, just take a rest." This was not his business. Liu Shu patted his shoulder and said, "Did you eat well today?"

"Yes...I think so," Tim said without hiding his guilty conscience. "I just had dinner delivered. Let's eat now."

"Okay, are you going to help Ah Fu and the others tonight too?" At this time, the night patrol had already started for a while, and Liu Shu didn't know whether he should join in midway.

"Yeah," Tim obviously wanted to, nodding in affirmation, "Why don't you go to bed first?"

Liu Shu wasn't actually sleepy. "I slept too late last night and I don't feel like sleeping now."

"Then come with me," he seemed very happy, "it seems that dinner is here, I will go to open the door."

"good."

Liu Shu watched him eat while remotely assisting the night patrol until he finished his meal.

"According to your meal time..."

"It's a midnight snack. Today was an accident, so nine o'clock is still too late to get off work." Tim seemed very energetic at this time.