Become a Phantom Thief from the Comic World

"Lifelong treatment at Arkham?"

In Gotham High School, a certain male classmate was surprised after learning the results of the trial of the 'Bat Monster'.

"Wow, that must be the most horrific punishment in the world. I have seen the documentary about Arkham Asylum. It is simply hell on earth!"

"Who says it's not? I didn't expect that the 'bat monster' in the urban legend actually exists. I was wondering whether this was true or false a few days ago. But when I saw the news the next day, this bat monster turned out to be real. Already caught.”

Another classmate took over the conversation and said.

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

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

The previous classmate put forward the opposite opinion.

"What you said is correct, but the problem is that this serum is for human use. Even if the experiment is successful on mice or bats, it does not mean that it will be fine when used on humans. And I believe that Dr. Langstone must be You can’t ask someone to conduct human experiments on others if they have verified the effect with mice in advance, right?”

The classmates who thought Kurt was pitiful argued with reason.

"To be honest, Dr. Langstone could just find a homeless man on the street to conduct human experiments. Which biochemical company in Gotham has not done this? Dr. Langstone did not do that. I think this is enough to prove that he His heart is not bad anymore.”

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

In Gotham, the media will conduct detailed reports on every super criminal who appears, especially the top characters who are eventually caught by Batman and sent to prison or Arkham, and all their life habits will be picked out by them.

Such as "You know? The Riddler likes to give people riddles because he couldn't guess them when he was a child." "Shocking! The Penguin carries an umbrella with him because he suffers from misogyny."

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

Of course, it is impossible for the Gotham media to let go of the new super villain Man-Bat.

They soon discovered that the man-bat brother seemed different from the previous lunatics. This man's attitude was a bit too kind, and he basically said whatever he asked!

With almost no effort or effort, the media learned all about Kurt's experience of losing his hearing, his desperate research, and the complete story of his eventual side effects that turned him into a monster.

Whatever the media knows, the citizens also know.

The news in the past few days has been talking about Kurt Langstone's deeds. Some citizens even think that Kurt's experience is worthy of sympathy. They all feel that the crimes committed by Man-Bat are not equal to the crimes committed by Kurt. To the extreme Everyone began to ask the court to acquit Kurt.

Of course, there are those who think Kurt is pitiful, and there are also those who think Kurt deserves his punishment.

The view they advocate is that Man-Bat is Kurt, and Kurt is Man-Bat. Regardless of whether Kurt in Man-Bat form has complete consciousness or not, it is still him. Kurt should bear the responsibility for the crimes committed by Man-Bat, otherwise he will Sorry to those victims of man-bat attacks.

The two groups of people were arguing so heatedly.

But these views have little impact on Dean.

Long before the media started reporting on the Man-Bat, he had already learned the full story of the entire incident. Therefore, Dean could tell at a glance which information was reported truthfully and which information was ambiguous and deliberately created to create controversy.

"Hey! Dick, why are you so groggy lately? I remember that you usually like to discuss Gotham's super criminals. Why are you no longer interested now?"

Dean asked as he turned around and looked at 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...staying all night...playing games all night...I haven't slept for several days."

Dick said sleepily.

Is it okay to play games?

Upon hearing Dick's reason, Dean couldn't help but laugh in his heart.

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

If you dare to play games all night instead of doing business, aren't you afraid that Batman will break your legs?

"Hey! What game has the eldest son of your Wayne family so obsessed with? Recommend it to me, and I will play it another day."

Although he knew in his heart, Dean still showed a shocked and curious expression on his face, and asked Dick.

"Uh... it's a virtual reality game produced internally by Wayne Group. It's currently under secret research and development, and the information will not be disclosed to the public for the time being. In fact, I shouldn't even tell you, so please don't tell others."

Dick paused and said.

"Okay, don't worry, I keep my mouth shut and 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. He previously entered Dungeons & Dragons and Warhammer 40k just to better integrate into the class group, rather than being really interested.

After solving the Man-Bat incident, Batman and he did not get a short break, because a copycat version of Batman appeared in Man-Bat's laboratory.

The most important thing is that Man-Bat is suspected to have been knocked unconscious by the Batman copycat, using a removed table leg.

Batman and Robin didn't tell anyone this news. Even Kurt didn't know about it. His memory as a bat was originally very confusing, and he had no memory of being knocked unconscious by someone.

Since the emergence of Batman in Gotham, there have been many imitators of him who have emerged to do heroic deeds, and many of them have real abilities.

But Batman doesn't think this is a good thing. Every time a copycat shows up, he pulls him out and gives him a lecture, then confiscates their crappy costumes and props.

Under normal circumstances, the imitators have very poor experience, and they will be investigated by Batman in less than two days.

However, this time they seemed to have encountered a problem.

They couldn't find the imitator!

After several days of restless searching, I couldn't find any trace of the imitator.

Ever since the copycat Batman jumped out of the window and escaped, it was as if he had disappeared from the world, and no clues about him could be found.

Even if Batman checked all the surveillance records nearby, he still couldn't find anything.

This is a big problem. This has never happened before.

Just when Batman was puzzled, and even began to wonder if the Joker was up to something again.

However, Dick had a vague feeling that there seemed to be something familiar about this guy who had exhausted all existing methods but could not find any clues at all...