What Is Batman's Contingency Plan For Himself Novels & Stories

“Not the case. Not my reputation. You.” “That’s sweet.” “Terrifying, actually.” His voice drops into something dry. “I had approximately fourteen backup plans running through my head. Escape routes. Border crossings. A very detailed mental list of which council members I’d have to incapacitate first.” “Incapacitate.” “I was being generous with the word choice.” A laugh escapes me, surprised and real. “You were planning to fight the entire council?” “I was planning to do whatever it took.” He shifts, pulling me closer. “Nathaniel had a helicopter on standby. I’m not joking. He kept texting me coordinates.”

My chest felt tight, as if it were being crushed by thousands of tons of iron, but no tears fell. "Are you okay?" Ben asked. I nodded. "I'm sorry I'm late." "Our mission failed, Ben," I said. "He already knows." "That's good," he replied, which made me pull away. "What do you mean? Did you plan this?" I asked sharply. Did he mean that I was falling into the trap he had set? "Listen to me first," he said softly. "I am a leader, Ale. It's not easy to know the characteristics of the enemy. However, I'm used to preparing backup plans for every possible bad scenario."

I only learnt how to control myself when I shift especially during the full moon to prevent myself from going on a rampage and killing innocent human beings. "Why do you look like you have seen a ghost? Did you think I would not know who you are? You idiot!I can make you go rogue and I can order for your death so tell me which one will you be choosing?" I can't believe his idiot would be so stupid enough to think that I don't have a plan and came here alone. Shouldn't he get by now that I must have a plan if I came here alone to confront him? I put my hand in my pocket and pressed the button that will give the signal to my men for them to begin the attack.

I breathed hard, my chest was heaving, until the rage in my veins burned itself down to embers. I smoothed my hair. Straightened my jacket. Picked my gun up from the table and holstered it. Fine. If I could not win, then no one would. There was no way in hell that I'd go down alone when all the people that used me for their selfish desires are still very much alive. Richardson thinks he's smart as it is, just one woman and he's already misbehaving forgetting that we both have an unfinished business. I moved to the secure console and began initiating my final contingency. I had this planned out long ago in case something like this happens.

"Proximity does not have to mean unprotected proximity. If you are close enough to make contact, my people can be positioned close enough to intervene if the call fails. Not to fight Cain directly. To extract you if something goes wrong." "If something goes wrong at that stage there may not be anything left to extract," I said. "Then they extract what remains and we make sure Cain does not finish the process," he said. Flat and absolute. "Those are the terms I operate under. You attempt the call. I ensure he does not complete consumption regardless of outcome." He said it like a business arrangement. Like a contingency plan for a failed operation. But the mate bond told me what it actually w

Paul’s pov “What are you doing?” He asked with narrow eyes. “I’ve been planning stuff against this family for a very long time. I knew Lyon would see me as a threat sooner or later, so I have contingency plans in place.” “Wait, when have you been planning this?” “From day one since I got into the company. What do you think I am?” “So you’re like Batman, but for us?”

"What do you want to do now?" Anna stared at the map with its red X marks. Each one representing a possible location. Each one potentially hiding Bianca. Or none of them. Another layer of deception designed to waste more time. "What is Plan B?" Anna asked quietly. "You said you had contingencies. What is the backup plan when the primary operation fails?" Nicolas was quiet for a moment. "Plan B is more aggressive. More dangerous. More likely to result in casualties." "I do not care about casualties. What is it?"

I asked. "The operative he said something. About Vincent's contingency plan. About what he's prepared to do if the commission meeting doesn't go his way." "What kind of contingency?" "Scorched earth. He's prepared to expose everyone. Every commission member he's compromised. Every dirty deal. Every secret. He'll burn the entire organization down if they move against him." "That's..." I stopped. "That's suicide. The commission would retaliate. Every family would.." "Would be too busy dealing with their own exposure to coordinate against him. It's brilliant, actually. Mutually assured destruction. They can't touch him without destroying themselves."

"He left a note. He paid Vivian off, signed the NDA, and walked out. He left his phone, his keys, his wallet. He says he needs to figure out who he is." "Son of a bitch," Marcus muttered. "He actually did it." "You knew?" Aria’s grip on the phone tightened until her knuckles turned white. "I didn't know he'd do it today," Marcus said. "But he’s had a contingency plan for years. A 'burn bag' scenario. If the pressure got too high, if the company was compromised... he always said he had a bolt hole." "Where?" "He never told me," Marcus said. "He said it was safer if no one knew."

The general was not easily threaten. " Look at the screens general! Your men are taken one by one and your plans are falling apart." " Hah! Who says I'm done, do you think that I don't have a plan B?" He scoffs. "What plan B?" The huntress was baffled. " Why should I tell you? They will come like a thief from the all corners of this country. My plan B will happen when my original plan fails, Ha ha ha!!! So you see? I I'm not only going down all of us will go down, in a matter of days. This great country will be a no man's land not even plants will grow . Ha ha ha ha!!! " Kaitlyn remembers the vials of virus so there was another two location they didn't discovered.