Stephanie Brown nervously entered Babara Gordon's hideout, afraid of what Barbara might have found out.
"Get over here," Barbara said without looking up from her row of computer monitors. Stephanie shuffled over to the wheelchair-bound woman, her head down.
"So I hear you've been busy," Barbara said lowly. Stephanie's face reddened. "Sterling Silversmith, Polka-Dot Man, and last night Kite-Man. All found tied up and reported to have large smiles on their faces. Was that you?" Barbara asked, finally lifting her head to look at Stephanie.
"Y-yes," She said softly. Ever since she had "captured" Weather Wizard, Killer Moth & Condiment King, the new Batgirl had used her rather unique skills on some of the other villains in town. It had proved effective; after cumming inside her tight teen pussy or ass, most of the villains would have gladly walked directly to the nearest police station and turned themselves in.
"Well..." Barbara said. "Good work."
"Huh? I-I mean, thank you," Stephanie said, recovering quickly. Her secret was still safe, at least for now.
"I don't think I ever took out 3 villains in one week," Barbara continued. "Make sure you're not stretching yourself too thin."
Stephanie suppressed a smile. "Okay, I won't," She said.
"So here's the situation: I think I've finally found where the Mad Hatter is hiding out. It's an old strip club called The Looking Glass, appropriately enough, not too far from the docks. I want you to go take him down."
"Really? Are you sure?" Stephanie asked. She wasn't afraid of the job, of course, but she was a little surprised Barbara was giving her this opportunity. Stephanie hadn't faced a major villain since her disastrous encounter with Black Mask.
"There's no one else," Barbara said matter-of-factly. "I can't reach Batman right now, Black Canary's returned to Star City, Huntress went to Italy, Nightwing had something to deal with in Bludhaven... you're it, kid."
Stephanie's face hardened. "I can do it," She told Barbara. The former Batgirl smiled.
"I know you can," Barbara responded. "Just be careful: Mad Hatter is an expert on mind control technology and gases. He's also completely insane. I suspect that the recent kidnappings of young, blonde girls is his doing. Here, take this," Barbara reached over and handed Stephanie a small microchip. "Place it in your cowl. It should hopefully counteract Mad Hatter's mind control."
"Got it," Stephanie said, placing the chip behind her left ear. "Anything else?"
Barbara thought. "Oh yeah," She said, "You're going to have help."
***
Batgirl crouched across from The Looking Glass, examining the dilapidated building closely. As she did so, she reflexively fiddled with her long blonde hair. There didn't appear to be anyone guarding the building, at least not that Batgirl could see. As she scoped the place out she heard someone landing lightly behind her. Batarang at the ready, Batgirl turned quickly.
"Oh," Batgirl said when she saw who it was. "Hey."
"Hey," Batwoman replied, her fiery red hair standing out even in almost total darkness. The older heroine crouched down next to Batwoman, her thick suit making small noises as it crunched together. "Any signs of life?"
"Not so far," Batgirl replied. She turned back to the building. "At least not that I can see. You may be able to see something."
Batwoman glanced sideways at Batgirl. "If you couldn't find anything I'm sure there's nothing there," She said.
Batgirl paused. She wasn't sure if she should be taking the lead or not. Batwoman was relatively new on the scene as well but she was older. Batgirl naturally felt like she should defer to her.
"What do you think we should do now?" Batwoman was asking. Batgirl thought for a moment.
"We should take a closer look... don't you think?" Batgirl asked tentatively.
Batwoman smiled at her. "Sounds like a plan to me," She said. Batgirl was proud of herself for choosing the apparently right answer; she also noticed that Batwoman's smile seemed a little... lascivious. She dismissed it.
Batgirl handed Batwoman a couple of the chip Barbara had given her. Batwoman quickly placed it in her mask and the two prepared to attack the Mad Hatter's hideout.
The two heroines grappled their way to the roof of The Looking Glass, Mad Hatter's supposed hangout, and slipped into the building from a entry point on the roof. They dropped to the ground lightly and looked around.
"Eww," Batwoman said softly when she realized where they were.
The two had landed in the main dancing area of the club. Low blue lights gave the room an odd look and the room had a slightly peculiar smell. Fake fur lined the walls of the main dancing stage and a picture of the White Rabbit hung prominently along the wall.
"Still no sign of him," Batwoman muttered. She was trying her best not to touch anything.
"Curiouser and curiouser," Batgirl replied.
"What?" Batwoman asked.
"...You know, like from 'Alice in Wonderland,'" Batgirl said meekly.
"Oh. I've never read it," Batwoman said, turning from Batgirl and walking deeper into the room. The two were near the center now, getting closer to the small walkway that led out from the stage, allowing the dancer to sit among the audience.