A few days ago, when Bruce Wayne held a press conference and announced to the whole city of Gotham that he was going to challenge Kidd the Monster Thief.

Dean began to think about how to lay it out.

Bruce's challenge came so suddenly, even though Dean had foreseen that something similar might happen, he couldn't have imagined it so soon.

This also leads to the fact that to some extent, Dean is actually passive.

The terrain of the Cavaliers Stadium is relatively open, and the bat lanterns, which preserve the jewels of the sea, are simply and crudely placed in the center of the stadium lawn, and a cordoned off is set up to prevent people from approaching the bat lanterns.

This meant that Dean didn't have the time and conditions to scout the scene or prepare some hidden handicaps and the like he used to.

Because except for a very few people who were allowed to step into the stadium, everyone else was only allowed to go to the spectator seats, and even this only very few people could only go to the vicinity of the blockade, and there was still no possibility of getting close to the bat lantern.

In the audience, Dean struggled to get enough useful information and couldn't prepare in advance.

Fortunately, there is a 24-hour live broadcast in the Cavaliers Stadium, at least in general, the environmental layout can still give Dean a glimpse, so that he does not really know nothing.

However, how to approach the bat lantern and how to successfully steal the sea gem in the bat lantern became a problem that Dean had to solve.

On the other hand, the one who challenged was Bruce Wayne, the famous Batman, the brains of the Justice League, and the number one detective in the world......

There are too many legendary titles on his head, which invisibly puts a lot of psychological pressure on Dean.

During that time, Dean racked his brains and thought through many options, but finally gave up because the probability of success was too low.

Considering that the opponent is most likely Batman, Dean feels unsafe no matter how he thinks about it.

It wasn't until he returned home and walked into the underground secret room that he suddenly had an idea, thinking of the previous experience when the bat girl hid a monitor at home and was fooled by himself with a double secret room plan.

A lot of credit for that time was due to the fact that Dean used the system to exchange for old dust, which convinced Batgirl that the secret room she found was one that no one had entered for a long time.

So, since he can exchange the system for dust, why can't he exchange the system for something else?

Continuing along this line of thought, Dean actually came up with a more feasible plan.

In the Knights' Stadium, no one is allowed to approach around the bat lantern, whether it is disguised or secretly infiltrated, there is no possibility of realization, and you can only force your way in, which is tantamount to throwing yourself into a net.

At least, on the ground, it would have been absolutely impossible for Dean to get close to the bat light.

Naturally, the only way to approach the bat lantern is from the sky and from the ground.

The reason why you should come up with two ways is simple.

Dean intends to play a big misguided game, first using a rehearsal as an excuse to show a sky approach scheme in front of everyone, and then using the underground approach scheme in reverse in the official action if they have a preconceived notion.

As for the part that makes the bat lamp disappear in the middle, the first time is just to use special lenses to make the bat lamp invisible, and the second time is to really make the bat lamp "disappear".

However, in the eyes of the audience, Kidd the Strange Thief used the same technique in both performances.

Dean still believes in Batman's abilities, and he is sure that the other party can definitely see the techniques he used in the rehearsal, so it is essential to prepare a two-handed plan.

Although it was unexpected that he didn't meet Batman in the end, it wasn't a big deal.

However, it was beautiful in the imagination, and in practice, Dean found that the implementation of these two solutions was not easy.

The Sky Project is a good thing, just a little more remote-controlled glider and high-density smoke to quickly create an area of dense fog over the stadium.

The way to leave the field is to use a rope in advance to connect the remote-controlled glider in the sky with the shoulders of the monster thief Kidd, and finally cover himself with smoke bombs when he leaves, and then let the rope bounce back at high speed to take him to the sky, and quickly escape the scene under the cover of the dense fog in the sky.

The underground scheme was difficult to implement, and it was not a lot of work to dig a hole in a hidden place outside the Cavaliers Stadium and dig all the way to the bottom of the bat light in the center of the lawn.

Digging a hole itself is not difficult, the excavation drill bit technology in this world is very advanced, Dean can easily buy a good Wayne technology drill bit by casually disguising his identity, and it is more than enough to spend three days digging to the stadium, and there is even extra time to go to the iceberg casino in the middle.

The most troublesome problem is actually what to do with the excavated soil and how to hide the holes dug out.

The dirt couldn't go away on its own, and a large mound suddenly popped up near the stadium, and there was a big hole next to it, making it difficult to find it.

If you want to get the dirt far away and scatter it, it will take too much time, let alone three days, thirteen days may not be able to dig up to the stadium.

The longer it drags on, the worse it is for Dean.

The more time is given to the likes of Batman and Robin to think, the more likely they are to think of the second option.

Dean had to try to narrow the time gap between the rehearsal and the actual action as much as possible so that they could come up with the secret of the first option, but three days was already a long time, but there was no way to shorten it.

In short, solving the dirt problem was an urgent task for Dean.

And at this time, it is the turn of the system to come into play.

As mentioned earlier, Dean was able to exchange dust with the system before, so it is natural to exchange dirt, sealing the hole with dirt, which can directly assimilate with the surrounding soil, and it looks as if he has not dug it.

The problem of hiding the hole has been solved, and as for the excavated dirt, it has to be exchanged for an item in the system, the Dirt Recycling Cleaner.

It's amazing because it uses dirt as a power source and absorbs it.

It doesn't sound very abstract, but it simply means that it absorbs soil and converts it into some kind of energy, and then consumes that energy to absorb more soil.

The more soil is absorbed, the more energy is converted, the more energy is converted, the more energy is consumed, and the more energy is consumed, the more soil is absorbed......

Of course, this Dirt Cycle Cleaner has an absorption limit, and once it reaches the absorption limit, it will be damaged, and Dean exchanged a total of three to dispose of all the dirt.

And this also made Dean's already not rich exclamation balance even worse.

Fortunately, Dean's performance this time was very smooth, and there were tens of thousands of spectators in the Cavaliers Stadium, so you can imagine how much income this will bring to Dean, I am afraid it will be more than the sum of the previous operations!

If there is no investment, where will it be rewarded, and when he thinks of the income after that, Dean is not so heartbroken about the exclamation points that have been used.

"It's not a good place to stay long, I need to leave quickly."

As the hard-faced cutter made a circle on the bat mark, a hole was made in the bat mark.

Dean pulled out the Ocean Gem from the bat symbol, put on the oxygen cylinder he had prepared in advance, and left the passage that he had dug for three days.

Although there is a two-meter-thick soil above the head as a cover, no one should find out for a while, but it is hard to guarantee that if someone suddenly has to dig six feet into the ground, it will not be fun.

(End of chapter)