<div align="center"><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 18pt;"><span class="bbc_u"><strong>S.T.A.R Labs Break-In</strong></span></span></div><div align="center"><strong>25th October 2017 - 11:40 PM </strong></div><div align="center"><strong>S.T.A.R Laboratory - Gotham Outskirts</strong></div><div align="center"><strong>Tagging:</strong> Starfire, Starman, Shazam</div><br/><div align="center">(https://d1sb2vhc1h1lwk.cloudfront.net/designs/83975/Preview/191919/display.jpg)(http://www.gothamwdeszczu.com.pl/en/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2013/05/Gotham1989mattPainting.jpg)</div><br/>The Red Room contained a PC of sorts in the wall in one corner. It seemed to have been untouched in the break in suggesting whoever was here wasn't after any kind of data. It's likely to have excellent security but nothing Starman or Justice League tech couldn't get by. When Shazam dashed through the room he found an odd mixture of devices. It seemed to suggest a combination of surgical operations and engineering work. There were bone saws, drips along with needles and much of what you would find in a surgery. But also advanced cybernetic circuitry and other equipment, even circular saws and heavy duty cutting implements. It would be enough to take apart anything from a man to a car to a computer system, or rebuild it again. There was evidence of blood as if the room had been recently used. On closer inspection it appeared the vertical table operations were carried out on had restrains that had been snapped or torn. Shazam had found the tools and gear suggesting varied purposes and the broken restraints suggesting who, or what, had been on the table had been ripped from it and taken. A few smears of blood on the floor indicated they'd been dragged out the way the intruders had broken in.<br/><br/>J'onn hated to suggest crime but he was uncertain of the best course of action.<strong>"Breaking them out does seem like a mistake. But we don't know what they'll do to these people if we just leave them here. We might never see or hear about them again. I couldn't see them this time so I might not manage it the next either."</strong>He was steady and emotion-free, but did clearly care a great deal.<strong>"Perhaps the computer systems will find some information."</strong>He was already trying to process what Shazam had found and was beginning to think it was perhaps some kind of experimentation room, spurring on the idea that the caged beings were liable to undergo something horrific. But still, he found it hard to suggest breaking out unknown entities.<br/><br/>When accessed the computer put up a good fight but eventually opened up, revealing vast quantities of data. Much of it on various superhumans across the world from Justice League members to villains and many others. There was minimal information on some but a good deal on the more public ones. Each was accompanied by an image and the four in the cages had their own files.<br/><br/><strong>Firestorm</strong>- Unknown superhuman. Created by an accident at a school. Extremely dangerous capable of manipulating matter and atoms. Can cause vast destruction. Detained by [REDACTED]. Kept under stasis until his power can be assessed and utilised safely. Is not aggressive by nature.<br/><br/><strong>Solomon Grundy</strong>- Agent of 'The Grey'. Found fighting 'Swamp Thing'. Appears to be extremely old, resilient and aggressive to living beings. Goes by a simple name and rhyme. Detained by [REDACTED].<br/><br/><strong>Despero</strong>- Alien lifeform. Retained with great difficulty by [REDACTED]. Do not release or bring to work room, keep in stasis before transfer. Nature unknown.<br/><br/><strong>Parasite</strong>- Accident result. Do not touch.