Becoming a Phantom Thief from the World of American Comics.

Chapter 130 Don't worry, I'm tight-lipped
"Lifelong therapy in Arkham?"

Gotham High School, a certain male student said in surprise after learning the result of the 'Bat Monster' trial.

"Wow, that must be the most horrific punishment in the world. I've seen the documentary of Arkham Asylum. It's a hell on earth!"

"Who said it wasn't? I didn't expect the 'bat monster' in the urban legend to actually exist. A few days ago, I wondered whether it was true or not. But when I saw the news the next day, this bat monster actually Already caught."

Another classmate took over the conversation.

"Speaking of which, don't you think Dr. Langstone is a bit pitiful? He just wanted to cure his deafness, and didn't want to hurt anyone at all, but the failure of the experiment turned him into a monster."

"Who told him to inject himself without doing the experiment in advance? It is difficult to guarantee the success rate of biological experiments. This should be considered in advance."

The previous classmate made the opposite opinion.

"What you said is correct, but the problem is that his serum is for humans. Even if the experiment is successful on mice or bats, it doesn't mean that it will be fine if it is used on humans. And I believe that Dr. Langstone must be If you have verified the effect with mice in advance, you can't ask him to do human experiments on others, right?"

The classmate who thinks Kurt is very poor argues with reason.

"To be honest, Dr. Longstone can just find a homeless person on the street to do human experiments. Which biochemical company in Gotham hasn't done this? Dr. Longstone didn't do that. I think this is enough to prove that he My heart is not broken."

Conversations like this can be heard in every classroom of the school, and citizens outside the school are also talking about similar content.

In Gotham, the media will report in detail on every super criminal that has ever appeared, especially the top figures who were eventually caught by Batman and imprisoned or Arkham, and all kinds of life habits will be picked up by them.

Such as "Do you know? Riddler likes to give people riddles because he couldn't solve riddles when he was a child", "Shock! Penguin is an anophobic man who carries an umbrella with him".

As for how much of it is true and how much is false, it is up to the audience to judge for themselves.

Of course, the Gotham media cannot let go of the newly promoted super villain, the human bat.

They soon discovered that the human bat brother seemed to be different from the previous lunatics. This man's attitude was a bit too kind, and he basically asked and said nothing!

With little effort and effort, the media learned all about Kurt’s loss of hearing, his desperate research, and the complete story of being turned into a monster by side effects.

What the media knows, the citizens know too.

The news these days is all about the deeds of Kurt Longstone, and some citizens even think that Kurt’s experience is worthy of sympathy. They all feel that the crimes committed by human bats are not equal to the crimes committed by Kurt. The extreme point They all began to ask the court to acquit Kurt.

Of course, some people feel pitiful for Kurt, and there must also be those who think Kurt deserved what he deserved.

Their point of view is that a human bat is Kurt, and Kurt is a human bat. Regardless of whether Kurt in the form of a human bat has full consciousness, it is him. Kurt should bear the responsibility for the crimes committed by the human bat, otherwise he will Sorry to those who were attacked by man bats.

The two groups of people were arguing in full swing.

But none of these ideas mattered to Dean.

Long before the media started reporting on human bats, he had already learned the whole picture of the whole incident. Therefore, Dean could tell at a glance which information was reported truthfully and which information was ambiguous and deliberately created controversy.

"Hey! Dick, why are you always groggy recently? I remember you usually like to discuss Gotham's super criminals, why are you not interested now?"

Dean turned around and asked Dick behind him with a smile.

At this time, Dick squinted his eyes and lay weakly on the table, looking listless.

"I... I've been... playing games all night... I haven't closed my eyes for several days."

Dick fell asleep.

Is it okay to play games?

Hearing Dick's reason, Dean couldn't help laughing in his heart.

Indeed, it is not uncommon for high school boys to stay up all night playing games, but if this person is Robin, it is pure nonsense.

If you dare to play games all night without doing business, aren't you afraid that Batman will break your leg?

"Hey! What game makes all the young masters of your Wayne family so obsessed? Recommend it to me, and I will play it some other day."

Knowing it in his heart, he knew it, Dean still had a shocked and curious expression on his face, and asked Dick.

"Uh... It's a virtual reality game produced internally by Wayne Group. It is currently in a state of secret research and development, and the information will not be disclosed to the public for the time being. In fact, I shouldn't have told you. Don't tell others."

Dick paused.

"Okay, don't worry, I'm tight-lipped, and I will never let others know."

Dean patted his chest and smiled.

"I hope you keep your word."

Dick rolled his eyes.

Of course, it is impossible for him to play games these days, and he has no habit of playing games. Before entering Dungeons and Dragons and Warhammer 40, it was just to better integrate into the class collective, not really interested.

After solving the human-bat incident, Batman and him did not have a short period of leisure, because a copycat version of Batman appeared in the human-bat laboratory.

The most important thing is that the human bat was suspected to be knocked out by the copycat Batman, using a removed table leg.

Batman and Robin didn't tell anyone about this news, even Kurt didn't know it. His memory during the bat period was originally very chaotic, and he had no memory of being knocked out by someone at all.

Since the emergence of Batman in Gotham, there have been many imitators of him who have come out to fight for justice, and many of them have real skills.

But Batman doesn't think this is a good thing. Every time an imitator appears, he will be pulled out and reprimanded, and then their crappy costumes and props will be confiscated.

Under normal circumstances, the experience of the imitators is very poor, and within two days they will be investigated by Batman.

However, this time they seem to have encountered a hard stubble.

They couldn't find the imitator!
After several days of restless investigation, there was no trace of the imitator.

Since the fake Batman escaped by jumping out of the window, it seems that the world has evaporated, and there is no clue about him.

Even if Batman checked all the surveillance records in the vicinity, he didn't find anything.

This problem is a bit big, and it has never happened before.

Just when Batman was puzzled, and even began to wonder if the clown was doing something wrong again.

However, Dick faintly felt that this kind of guy who exhausted all available methods but couldn't find any clues at all seemed familiar...

(End of this chapter)