[ EU ] Batman gets a call from commissioner Gordon about trouble down at Arkham Asylum . As soon as he arrives he sees the culprit giving himself up to the police . He 's a security guard who has shot and killed several of Arkham 's frequent residents .

It was n't right. 
 
 Ivy makes sense. Croc, obviously. The Joker of course. But Edward? Edward was n't a hassle. Edward was the perfect inmate. When at Arkham, he would retreat into his own mind, not bothering anyone. 
 
 In his cell and on medication his ambition and disorder were constrained, his mind could soar through the abstract for days. Weeks, even. The only challenging part about incarcerating him was to bring him back to the real world for long enough to eat. 
 
 So why would they put a bullet in his head? 
 
 It ca n't have been because he figured it out. Anyone could have. Gordon saw it as soon as he got there. All the guards were there, repeating identical stories. The police were already on the scene, so neither Gordon nor myself could get there first before they all closed ranks. But nothing can be done. The rest of the guards will corroborate the story that he acted alone. It's an open and shut case to the GCPD, so they wo n't touch it further. Even if they did, they'd be selling out each other on this one. He'll be treated like a king in solitary by the rest of the Corrections and Security Union. No one in the city will care about justice. Everyone's lives just got a whole lot easier. On the other hand, it's not like I was the one who had to deal with them every day. I just sent them there. Is that justice? Maybe not. 
 
 But it's still not *right*! 
 
 No one cares about justice. Not on this one. No one but me. 
 
 It makes me sick. The whole stinking town makes me sick. I think Bruce Wayne should take an extended holiday in Metropolis. 
 
 If I could figure out how to protect this town from itself, the Batman would n't need to be. The greatest detective in the world is wasted on an open secret. Unless... 
 
 That's why. How do you bring the justice system to justice? 
 
 That's a riddle that begs to be solved.
