[Comprehensive British and American] Binary Love Poem Between the Informant and the Second Generation Robin

[The irritable aesthetic ex-Robin × the social fear sniper of the mathematics department] There is an eccentric gravekeeper in Gotham Cemetery. He always wears noise-cancelling headphones to solve math problems when sweeping graves. He loves to eat Italian meat sauce pizza. In addition to a shovel, he also hides a modified sniper rifle in his tool box. Bruce Wayne calls him a "trusted temporary worker" and the Red Hood calls him a "graveyard nail guy." He was once an undocumented informant in Batman's intelligence network, caring for a tombstone with an unknown name engraved on it; Until one day, the tomb owner himself was covered in blood and strangled his neck: "Who sent you to spy on me?" And when he looked at the old scar on the side of the other person's neck, he remembered the venomous note that the masked boy had given him many years ago: "Rookie, if you write the wrong license plate again, go wash the Batmobile." Later, gray snow begins to fall in Gotham. There are creatures from other dimensions squirming in the pizza, and the dead speak love words with the vocal cords of the living, while he holds a gun and points it at the Red Hood: "Do you want to cooperate? I will provide the math plug-in, and you will be responsible for kicking Resurrection into hell." The other party put the gun to his heart: "Okay, but the epitaph must read 'died from excessive cheese intake'." "Love is the only virus that can contaminate the gods." "And you are my perfect programming vulnerability." --- **◆Consumption Guide◆** 1. Atypical beauty style, with private settings, and the main plot is about love; 2. Double A fishing for each other, the Gotham duet of mathematics and gunfire; 3. Including dimensional warfare, cemetery aesthetics, socio-horror romance and the presence of the Bat Family. --- [Intelligence agents who can't write notes are not good snipers] [Your cemetery limited edition love copy has been loaded] Purpose: The next life should have more