I'm the villain in Gotham

Even though Bruce Wayne had told him to leave it alone, Jason wasn't going to listen to him.He followed a group of kids wandering the hallways out the door of the dormitory building at a distance, and waited until they all went down the drain without seeing Batman, or any dark shadows that might have been him.

He secretly scolded Bruce Wayne for being unreliable, so he decided to do it himself.

During the day, Bruce Wayne's phrase "at least know how to hide your identity well" gave him some inspiration. Before acting at night, Jason searched left and right, and found a fairly clean red one in the storage room. He dug two holes in the plastic bucket according to the size of his eyes, and then fixed it on his head with a rope. After confirming that no one else would see his face, he set off like this.

He looked left and right in the shadow of the dormitory building, and seeing that no one was paying attention, he quickly ran to the manhole cover, moved it away, and prepared to jump down.

"Uh... are you sure you want to take this down?"

Hearing the voice from behind, Jason's pupils shrank, he jumped up and punched him behind him!

"Wow!" Robin caught his fist and sighed to Batman, "He's so fierce."

Seeing Batman and Robin, Jason realized that he probably misunderstood Mr. Wayne. He withdrew his fist, looked at Robin and hesitated for a moment, and still put on a straight face: "You were the one who scared me first."

"Okay, my fault." Robin said with a smile: "But you really plan to jump like this? It's not good for the enemy to find out. Just now we installed the locator before the group of children went in. Don't worry, we Won't lose them."

Jason turned his gaze to Batman.

Batman's voice was low: "During the day, Bruce Wayne told you not to worry about it."

"...I thought you guys didn't come," Jason paused, then his tone became more serious, his blue eyes glared at Batman with dissatisfaction: "Besides, I found this out, why can't I go?"

Wow--

Robin silently made a sigh of emotion.He seemed to suddenly understand why Batman fell in love with this boy. Seriously, how many people would dare to talk to Batman like this the first time they saw him?

Batman said: "This may be dangerous," before Jason, who smiled mockingly, continued, "So follow us closely and don't run around."

Jason, who was about to retort: ​​"..."

Jason: "Uh, so you agree?"

Batman glanced at him: "I said, don't run around."

"You heard that, Jay," Robin elbowed Jason who was still in a daze, "Bat is right, we don't know what will happen, so - I will keep an eye on you."

Jason glared at him immediately: "Don't call me that."

"Then what should I call you?" Robin blinked and said with a smile, "Why don't you come up with a code name yourself, anyway, you can't be called Robin—it's my name."

"Okay," Batman interrupted the conversation between the two boys, looking at the current location of a group of children displayed on the arm armor: "Let's go down, remember not to make any noise, and proceed carefully."

Jason seemed about to make a disdainful cut, but held back in the end.Batman opened the manhole cover and jumped down first. Robin gave Jason the second chance to go down very gentlemanly. After getting a stare, Jason who jumped down was caught by Batman's warm and generous arms. Hold it firmly in your arms.

The plastic bucket on his head almost hit Batman's jaw, and his face turned red.The boy hurriedly jumped out of Batman's arms, and whispered, "I can do it myself!"

Robin, who closed the manhole cover and was the last to jump down, almost laughed out loud - fortunately he held back, otherwise this covert operation might have been forced to end at the very beginning.

Because of Batman's prior instructions, none of the three made a sound during the next part of the journey. Batman looked at the instructions on the arm armor and silently explored the way ahead. The two little boys followed behind, walking in the vastness of Gotham. in the sewer.

Because it was his first time doing this, Jason inevitably felt a little nervous.Of course, living in the East Side of Gotham City since he was a child, a cruel area where he must go through fighting to survive, it is certainly not a big deal to go down the sewer, but... this time it is Batman who acts together.

Jason stole a few glances at Batman expressionlessly, then turned to Robin.

I don't know when it started, a small follower suddenly appeared beside Batman, the Gotham vigilante, fighting crime with Batman every night, but his style was very different from Batman's, and he talked a lot.Jason had heard of this boy's name a long time ago, but... well, it's no big deal if we meet today.

Realizing his gaze, Robin turned and gave him a wide smile.

Jason paused, then turned his head to the side, turning his face away from him.

On the other hand, Robin, there was a distance between the two of them, and after realizing that he was looking at him, Robin moved over and said briskly, "Hey, are you scared?"

"Of course not." Jason looked at him angrily: "Shut up, don't make a sound."

"Don't worry," Robin glanced at the location shown on Batman's arm armor, "We're still some distance away from them, take it easy." And Batman didn't make a sound, obviously acquiescing to his behavior.

Jason snorted, but didn't speak.

"Seriously, why did you think of going to Bruce Wayne for help?" The Batman didn't tell him, Robin was really curious: "Have you met before?"

Jason didn't want to talk to him at all, but Robin didn't seem to understand his silent refusal, and kept asking: "Tell me, next time we meet, I'll lend you the game console, or give me my book. look?"

Originally, he thought that the game console that boys like would impress the other party. Unexpectedly, Jason turned his head to look at him and asked hesitantly, "Do you have a lot of books?"

"Of course!" Robin said immediately, "I have a whole... Anyway, a lot."

"...Okay then," Jason let go, "He saved me when I was five years old."

Robin waited for a long time, and found that Jason didn't intend to speak again, so he said in astonishment: "...It's gone? That's all? Aren't you going to add some more details?"

Jason glanced at him, and said in a low voice, "That's nothing to say."

In order to find food, he had to take the risk of stealing bread from the bakery with the broken window when everyone was fleeing, so he was found by the killer alone; after being rescued by Bruce Wayne and his friends, because of worrying about the future life, not returning the clothes and the money in them, and those days after that...they have nothing to say.

Robin wanted to ask more, but Batman's voice interrupted their conversation: "Shut up." He whispered: "We're almost there."

The expressions of the two boys immediately turned serious, and the casualness just now disappeared. Robin took a slight step back, allowing himself to stand behind Jason, so that he could provide an extra layer of protection for his safety.

Jason noticed his intention, pursed his lips, and said nothing.