<div class="floatright">(http://media.dcentertainment.com/sites/default/files/GalleryComics_1920x1080_20151202_BM_BEY_7_56454e8b7db3e2.17330242.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Terry McGinnis/Neo-Batman<br/><strong>Date/Time:</strong>3 PM, U.S. time zone<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Above a major city he doesn't recognize<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Anyone in the vicinity of the anomaly<br/><br/><br/>Terry McGinnis, the new Batman, was racing through the skies of Neo-Gotham in the Batplane trying to avoid a flying pyromaniac mutant. Apparently Batman's old enemy Firefly left behind some of his jetpack and flamethrowing technology and yet also had been experimenting with DNA to see about splicing in some genes to make one able to generate flame organically and be immune to it. Someone in the future had happened upon the cache and wasn't exactly the smartest about trying to pick up where he left off, mutating and yet remaining intent on being a criminal and using the tech to aid him in his spree. He had caught Batman off-guard and the flames were too hot for his suit to protect him, so the Batplane was his only option until he and Bruce could figure out how to stop this menace.<br/><br/>He pulled higher, wondering if a kamikaze strike on a watertower up on a building's rooftop was a prudent move. Sure, they'd need to buy and construct a new Batplane, but at least they'd have put this freak out of commission. Bruce always knew when Terry was about to do something reckless and pointed him in another direction. A stormfront was approaching Neo-Gotham and if he managed to lure this Firefly knockoff into it, he could let nature do the job for him. Unfortunately, he was going to suffer a similar fate, though due to unforeseen circumstances. There was no lightning, but there was still light. Unusually bright, wide light in the clouds. In fact, after a moment, the clouds vanished, as if sucked into the light. "What the shi-" Terry began, until the Batplane rocked violently and he heard explosions. Something catastrophically bad was happening to his vehicle, and it didn't help that Firefly was right on his tail. "Bail out!" Bruce's voice barely made it through, but Terry knew better than to question him when shit really hit the fan. He hit the ejector, luckily still functional, and made it beyond the blast radius as, sadly, the Batplane exploded, taking Firefly with it.<br/><br/>Terry extended his suit's wings and intended to glide down gently, even from that height, before activating his jet boots in case he was starting to fall too fast. But instead of descending, he was rising. Rapidly, too. He managed to turn around to face whatever it was that was drawing him near, and it was that incredibly vast light in the sky. "Bruce! What is that thing?!" he shouted. The only response he got before things went blurry was Bruce crying out his name in alarm.