Diablo didn't even have the chance to stop Fear from trying to walk in, right past the bouncer. Shaking his head he followed him, having a hunch that things weren't going to go well. Diablo wasn't sure he wanted to see this guys powers, having the name Fear, was a bit of a tip off that they weren't going to be anything good. Before he could stop him though, the bouncer was already slumped against the building, having shot himself with his own pistol. The sound of the gun going off echoed off the surrounding walls, but was soon swallowed in the noise of Gotham City.<br/><br/>At this point, he was pretty sure he would take Deadshot now. A few headaches and held tempers was better than Fear himself, right? Shaking his head, Diablo moved past Fear and into the club, the pounding music a contrast to the dead silence outside. Turning to Fear he moved close enough to be heard.<br/><br/>"Try not to pull something like that again. Any number of people in here would gladly but a bullet in you at the first opportunity. Try to blend in." Pulling away, Diablo cut his way through the crowd. He didn't exactly know what this Jeff guy looked like, but if he was here, someone ought to know. Approaching the bar, Diablo sat down and crossed his arms on the counter. From here he could see a large part of the club, and would have the chance to ask either the bartender, or even some of the other customers if they knew the guy.<br/><br/>♦♦♦♦♦<br/><br/>Joker eyed the Lamborghini parked before them. He didn't bother asking how the kid had gotten it, instead watching as his two men made their way to the truck they had come in, empty handed.<br/><br/>Looking down, he saw that his ring was glowing once more and brushed the surface with his thumb, acknowledging the signal once more. Not bothering with turning to Odds, Joker began walking towards his men.<br/><br/>"Maybe next time Oddsy, I've got things to attend to." Jumping into the seat, he waited for Draco's message as one of his goons drove the vehicle through the open gates of Arkham Asylum, a place he had spent far too much time at already.<br/><br/>Hearing Draco's apology, Joker already knew he wouldn't kill her. She was of no use dead, and besides, Draco was one of very, very few who actually remained loyal to him. He liked her willingness to do what he asked, even going so far as to accept if he wanted to put a bullet in her brain.