Player Timde

[Copywriting]: Tim is a player. When the system asked him to choose his life experience, Tim chose [both parents died] in order to have more freedom of action. It is obviously a very formal model of beauty, strength and misery, but Tim was thrown into Arkham Asylum at the beginning with the Joker as his neighbor. Tim: "??? What's going on?" System: "Just tell me if it's beautiful, strong, and miserable!" Tim: "..." Tim had no choice but to live in Arkham for free for a month. Finally, Batman discovered the problem and took him out. Unfortunately, Tim had become a group favorite in Arkham. Batman: "Sorry, kid, it's okay now." Tim: "Oh, it doesn't matter. I quite like Arkham, the people in it are very nice to talk to!" Batman: "...?" Because he had just adopted Jason, Bruce did not adopt Tim again. He only knew that a kind-hearted couple adopted Tim, and he has lost any relevant information since then. And Tim successfully entered the Court of Owls. At this moment, the game has just begun—— Player Timde decided to clear all branches, so—— During the day. Tim: "Why are there so many documents? What? The police are here again, okay, okay. Pack up my work, yes, and send it to the room at the back of the black door. Order a black pepper steak for me by the way. Thank you." Night. "This Robin is silent." "None of these claws are worry-free." "Is there anyone left in the League of Assassins?!" Later, Tim's vest accidentally fell off. Bruce: "It turns out that there is no Jackson Robin, only Tim De Nite." Jason: "Damn, why did my workload increase after I beat Robin? It turns out you are my boss." Damian: "Drake! Give me back my cat!" Lars: "It's okay, detective, I have a place for you in Yongyun." Dick: "Am I the only one who noticed that Tim can go back in time?!" Tim: "..." What should players do if they encounter a fallen player? Of course it's a death escape~ [Note]: OOC warning, atypical fourth natural disaster Timud with no moral values, pure fun, no logic, players are not omnipotent, clowns will not die, a lot of private settings. Intention: life and love, self-existence valueism