♣The Joker | King of Clubs | DC/Injustice | Check-In Area | Nightwing♣
The Joker had awoken much like everyone else, body draped over a table as if he had had a long night of drinking and passed out. However, he hadn't remember touching a drop of alcohol and the pounding headache that accompanied a long night of drinking was absent. In fact, he didn't remember at all what he had been doing the night before. The Joker lifted his head, groggy and disoriented, and took a moment to get a bearing. Now, this was a new one. Had Batsy finally caught him, trapped him somewhere as some kind of game, some kind of joke? He hoped so, he was in he mood for a good joke. He let his eyes sweep across the table under him, picking out a neatly folded letter and a card laid face down. He went for the letter first, of course, and read it quickly, not bothering to do a double take. Now this was interesting, and he'd never found himself in a situation like this before - that was new. Naturally one would be cautious, nervous. But he, on the other hand, was well past a normal mindset. He lifted the card next, taking it between gnarled fingers and flipping it with one swift motion. Why, this was better than he'd thought - The Clown Prince was now the Clown King. A large, cheshire grin spread across his face as he rubbed the card with a thumb, and with the other hand he pushed unruly green hair away from his eyes. The card was tucked into his coat pocket and the letter followed, secured as he buttoned it up.
The letter had mentioned a terminal. For the first time since he'd woken up, he lifted his head and scanned the room. He wasn't alone. These people were ones he'd never seen, nor heard, of, and because of that reason he didn't worry himself. If they were of the highly dangerous sort, like himself, he would have heard of them. Because of that he stood, pushing them out of his mind, and found the set of terminals. For the first time today something caught him by surprise. Well, if it wasn't Batsy's little boy, in the flesh! It looked like he had the same idea and was nearing the terminals. Now that got him excited. What were the odds? The Joker got to his feet, tattered boots marking the pristine floor with dirt, and causally made his way over like he was greeting an old friend. "Well well wel, look what the cat dragged in!"