<div align="center"><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 18pt;"><span class="bbc_u"><strong>Monsters Rampage in Gotham!</strong></span></span></div><div align="center"><strong>19th October 2017 - 5:00 PM </strong></div><div align="center"><strong>Tagging:</strong> Batman, Zatan and Wonder Woman</div><div align="center"><strong>Content Warning:</strong> Aspects of a terror attack</div><br/><div align="center">(https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/villains/images/c/c9/KingShark.png/revision/latest?cb=20160225021855)(https://cdn.flickeringmyth.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/Gorilla-Grodd.jpg)(https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CS-_IU5WcAA0mAR.jpg)</div><br/>Indoors Croc grunted at the impact of the batarangs. More of an irritation than a threat he was still forced to cover his eyes and shield his face in case one found an eye. However once again he decided it was time to see if he could force the bat into a move of desperation and a close-quarters conflict. Instead of charging he turned, beginning to tear his way through the apartment building's ground floor. Now that he was attacking interior walls they were even flimsier and he barely had to swing his fists to destroy them. His plan was twofold. Firstly an effort to find more victims, both to sate his hunger and force the bat to stop, and secondly an attempt to create an unstable, dangerous environment. Despite the fact there were several floors even the roof collapsing on him was little real threat to someone as resilient as Croc, but if the Bat wanted to get close he'd be in a lot more danger.<br/><br/>Back outside King Shark was roaring in his frustration at being trapped in such a strange manner. He temporarily stopped nearly completely while he tried to assess the situation and understand quite what was going on. And then, as normal, he decided brute strength could overcome the issue. If he'd been any smaller he'd likely have been entirely trapped but due to the length of his limbs he found leverage on a firmer piece of ground, hauling himself up albeit gradually. When the battling ape and amazonian came by and Shark received a kick he responded with a two-armed lunge, aiming to knock the woman off balance and drag her towards him, hoping to give Grodd an easy time against a grounded foe. The kick itself had caused a great deal of pain, and likely a long lasting mark, but fortunately the ground almost shifted around King Shark and he didn't particularly sink much further.<br/><br/>Grodd himself was fully focused on the Amazonian. His own speed was allowing him to keep up with his more skilled foe, letting him re-maneuver poorly timed attacks and keep the pair on mostly even footing. When he saw shark lunge for her leg he saw his time to strike, instead of going for a swing or other attack he instead opted to shift his entire 8 feet tall 900lbs frame at her using the speed force to propel himself more akin to a living canonball than a traditional strike. The only care he took was to avoid aiming directly at Shark, in case she moved, but fortunately with King Shark grabbing for the legs she'd hopefully have difficulty avoiding it. While he was swift and powerful he did let his guard down entirely, and in charging receive a particularly brutal punch for his effort. At his speed it did little to knock him off course, but he would be in pain when he returned to his feet after the body slam.