Guess deep down you knew the code all along, you are Bruce Wayne after all. Unsure of which keys are the right ones, you tap three perfectly in-tune keys and suddenly there’s a terrible earth-shaking rumble. You slip the key in the lock, turn, and lift the cover to reveal the ivories. He hands you a small, ornate key, which would be a perfect fit for the heavy mahogany lid hiding the piano’s keyboard.
You put the photo back in its proper place and turn to face none other than Alfred Pennyworth as he walks across the marble to alert you to a case that needs your urgent attention. As you study the photo, an Englishman calls to you from across the great hall and despite the echo in this vast space you’re able to zero in on him immediately. Instinctively, you reach out, pick it up and bring it a little closer. Right there, atop the grand piano before you is a framed photograph of what has to be Thomas and Martha Wayne. Opulence is everywhere except for that gaudy red telephone to your left, but since you’re obsessed with this stuff you know that that’s the Batphone from the ’66 TV series - this is Wayne Manor.
It’s very bright, the light’s almost golden, and you’re surrounded by polished hardwood and marble. You’re expecting something dark, but the world before you is bright.
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