Become a Phantom Thief from the Comic World

"I'm pretty sure Kaitou Kidd didn't touch that piece of cloth just now..."

Robin stared intently at the new cloth covering the Bat Lantern and Kaitou Kid who was three steps away from the Bat Lantern.

Even though he seemed to have been completely distracted by Kaitou Kidd's words just now, in fact he was paying attention to the latter's movements all the time.

Even when he turned to glance at the auditorium, he never let Kaitou Kid leave his sight.

Kaitou Kidd had used similar tricks to distract him so many times before. If Robin hadn't been at all dedicated in this regard, he wouldn't be able to survive as a superhero in Gotham.

If it weren't for the topic raised by Kaitou Kidd, it would be slightly similar to the question Robin has been pondering in his mind recently.

Robin said nothing and ignored Kaitou Kid's remarks.

But no matter what, Robin was 100% sure that there was no way Kaitou Kidd had touched the previous cloth.

The only time Kaito Kid touches the white cloth is before he starts his tirade.

At that time, the white cloth covering the bat lamp still had clearly visible holes.

If Kaitou Kidd had time to replace the rags with new ones, it could only be after that, but Robin kept watching Kaitou Kidd and was very sure that he would not have that time.

Unless Kaito Kidd is so fast that he can teleport to the Batlight, put on a new cloth, and then walk away instantly without Robin being able to see it, obviously this is impossible.

If he really had this level of super speed, there would be no need for Kaito Kidd to say such a long series of words just now.

Robin knew that Kaitou Kidd's sudden conversation with him must have some hidden intention, but if it was to divert attention, it didn't feel right.

Because Kaitou Kid's opening will only draw people's attention to him.

Unless that's his purpose.

"Just now I focused most of my attention on Kaitou Kidd, and I did neglect the bat light. But how did Kaitou Kidd change two pieces of cloth without making any contact? Is this really possible? Can you do it?”

Robin stared at Kaitou Kid with a look of disbelief in his eyes.

You know that's impossible, unless you're magic or have superpowers, there's no way anyone in the world can exchange something for another thing without touching it.

But Kaitou Kidd did the impossible.

"Could it be that he actually knows magic?"

Robin thought to himself that although he was more inclined to think that Kaito Kidd didn't know magic, he couldn't figure out what Kaitou Kidd had just done.

There is no way that the white cloth is alive and you have replaced yourself, right?

It could only be that Kaitou Kidd did something, but what exactly he did and when he did it are all unsolved mysteries.

What was he trying to cover up by saying those words just now?

"Humph, Robin, you must not be able to figure out how I changed the white cloth, because I didn't change it at all!"

At the same time, Kaitou Kidd had a smile in his heart.

Do you think the purpose of my long talk is to cover up something else?

Wrong, my purpose is to make you think so!

Why does a torn white cloth suddenly look brand new? Did Kaitou Kidd really use some unimaginable method to switch it?

Of course not, he is not a magician, how could he do such a thing of exchanging objects in the air.

The answer is simple, even scandalous, but effective.

He used the textile material repair fluid exchanged in the system, which is specially used to repair the damage on textiles. The repair fluid is colorless and odorless, takes effect very quickly, and is quite cheap.

Not long ago, when Kaito Kidd touched the white cloth for the only time in front of Robin, Vari took the opportunity to apply repair fluid to the gap in the white cloth.

Then, in order to prevent Robin from noticing the scene of the gap being repaired by itself, Kaitou Kidd immediately moved to another place and at the same time said some words to him that changed the concept.

What's more, he was actually right about some parts.

Superheroes sometimes inevitably do things that violate the law. This is understandable and has to be done under certain circumstances. There is no need to criticize them too harshly.

But the question is, how to define superheroes and super criminals?

They all broke the law, they all caused no harm to innocent people, and they all had a positive impact on the people in some way.

Why is Kaitou Kidd a supercriminal, but Batman and Robin are superheroes?

Judging from the level of innate morality, it is wrong for Kidd to steal things, and it is good for Batman to kill bad guys. This is a very reasonable and correct judgment.

However, from a rational perspective, the actual damage caused to society by Batman may be much greater than that of Kidd.

For ordinary people, the first answer is very natural. Morality is the criterion that defines heroes and criminals, and everything else is false.

However, for smart people, especially those who have been baptized by Batman's thoughts, morality is the most beautiful but also the most untrustworthy thing in the world.

From Batman's point of view, judging a person by their morality is only the most superficial understanding, especially in Gotham.

Therefore, when Kaitou Kidd raised this question to Robin, it was able to distract the latter's energy to a certain extent.

Then Kaitou Kidd intentionally or unintentionally directed Robin's attention towards himself, making Robin mistakenly think it was what he was planning to do.

In fact, Kaito Kidd did nothing. He was just waiting for the repair fluid to take effect.

"Isn't it amazing? The hole in the cloth was suddenly repaired even though I didn't do anything."

Kaitou Kid said to Robin in feigned surprise.

"Just now I was worried that if the cloth was torn, it would be difficult to continue the magic, but now all the difficulties have been solved."

"Then now, let me continue my unfinished magic..."

Just as he said that, Kaitou Kidd stepped forward to lift the white cloth.

"What exactly did you do?"

At this moment, Robin asked, quickly rushing to the Bat-Light.

"Kaitou Kidd, I don't have the time to continue playing around with you. Even if you put on a new piece of white cloth, no matter what, after all, your trick of making the bat light disappear will still be the same old trick!"

As soon as he finished speaking, Robin used lightning speed to lift up the white cloth on the Bat Lantern before Kaitou Kidd did.

(Brothers, I had a little quarrel with my mother today because of the disagreement about renting a house. When I calmed down, I realized that it was already very late. Let’s update it for now. Ahem, including what I owed before. It’s two chapters, but don’t worry, everyone will definitely make up for it. At least one chapter will be added tomorrow, three chapters! Keep your word, Chinese people don’t lie to Chinese people.)