<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 alert came up throughout the Watchtower, calling for heroes to respond as fast as possible. It was a direct request from S.T.A.R Labs after they'd realised the sudden outage at one of their sites was more than just lost power, it was a break in. They gave as much information as they could to the League but unfortunately there was very little to go on. Some kind of incredibly powerful E.M.P had shook the building, knocking out all security systems, the backup generators and their own alert system. S.T.A.R had to make contact with local law enforcement and request an investigation, which confirmed there was a clear break-in. Whoever had attacked the lab hadn't just walked in they'd blasted a hole clean through the outer wall and made a beeline inside. Nobody can make contact with anything on the inside, and nobody's sure who's responsible for the attack or what awaits the heroes. Gotham's locals are still injured and Batman's busy on an espionage mission, so it falls to the League to get there and find answers. The main goal is to assess what's been taken from the laboratory, and then find out who took it and why they took it.<br/><br/>J'onn wasted no time getting everyone directed to their nearest teleporters, quietly being grateful that this time they had a properly working communications array and could talk without his telepathy. He was still there as a back up but it was good for him to be able to focus on their enemies, although for now the only thing he could report is that he couldn't see anything in the lab aside from dozens of unconscious workers. He placed the heroes deftly just about a hundred yards from the entry point to the lab. The building itself was tall and imposing, a mass of steel and concrete that screamed 'You don't have clearance to come in here' to just about anyone. Even the League were fairly uninformed on exactly what it was S.T.A.R got up to most of the time. It might be an opportunity to surreptitiously have a peek at what happened behind closed government doors, but the more important thing was that anything worth breaking into S.T.A.R labs for was bad news in the hands of the wrong people.<br/><br/>The structural damage would be clear at a glance. The hole in the wall was incredibly clean but large, big enough to drive a pickup truck through if you wanted. But it definitely wasn't done by a vehicle, it looked more like precise use of high-powered explosives. On approach it was clear there were scorch marks and a little fallen rubble, along with a distinct burning smell. Whoever had made the entry point was just as skilled at breaking and entering as they were at utilising experimental technology like E.M.P's. The heroes would feel a static in the air as an after-effect of the pulse, although it wasn't effecting any of their equipment it was noticeable just how powerful the weapon must have been.