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As Catman made his way back to his apartment, he kept his eyes peeled for danger. He knew that Black Mask was after him, and Catman wasn't going to make it easy for him. Every corner, every alleyway, Catman checked to make sure he wasn't being ambushed. Finally, he found himself in front of his apartment building. Catman made a quick glance around, and when he was sure he wasn't being watched, he slipped inside.

Catman quickly closed the door of his apartment, locking it tight. As he turned around, he saw the card that Black Mask had left for him on his coffee table. Catman was confused. How had Black Mask known where he lived? And how had he known to leave the card for Catman? Catman was on high alert now. He needed to figure out what was going on, and he needed to do it fast.

Catman thought carefully about each of the clues he had so far. Black Mask knew where he lived, he had left a card at his apartment, and he had threatened Catman with that card. Was it all a coincidence? Catman didn't think so. He knew there was more to this. He needed to know why Black Mask wanted to see him. But how could he find out? Catman needed to think carefully.

Catman walked over to his coffee table and picked up the card. He inspected it closely, trying to figure out what it meant. He flipped it over, but there was nothing else there. Catman set down the card and paced around his apartment, thinking. What was Black Mask up to? And why was he after Catman? Catman was just about to go and sit down when his phone rang. Catman picked it up and saw that it was a blocked number.