How To Guess a Robin's Identity

Hacking

"I see you have fallen into my trap. Mwhahahhahahhaha. For the supposed superheroes that you are, your security is incredibly easy to hack. It only took me a few minutes. Mwhahahahhah. Now that I have you trapped, with no way out, what should I make you do?" The voice laughed, contemplating his options.

"Be nice and release us?" Flash asked hopefully. It was never that easy but he was allowed to be hopeful.

"I don't think so Bartholomew." The voice stated, unnerving the heroes.

"How do you know his name? Who are you? What do you want?" Black Canary asked, trying to gain any information she could from this mysterious invader.

"Oh I know all your names: Dinah, Oliver, Clark and Orin. As for who I am? Well that will be part of the challenge. And for what I want? I want to play a game. Find me and you will get your answers." The voice cut out suddenly and the speakers died.

The door swung open after an audible click of the lock being released, freeing them. The heroes crept out cautiously on high alert, expecting to find the villain outside, after all he had to have unlocked the door. The hallway was empty with no sign of anyone ever being there. They started moving down the corridor, inspecting every room along it only to find nothing.

"Superman, use your super hearing. He's got to be around here somewhere." Flash demanded upon seeing the empty space, this was getting creepy.

Superman stopped moving forward and listened carefully, listening for anything that could be used to detect the villain's presence. Then he heard it; a faint clank as if something was crawling along metal. Breaths and mutters were also heard but he was to far away to hear what was actually being muttered.

"He's in the vents, moving towards the private quarters. If he gets there who knows what information he will find. How did he even get into the Watchtower?" Superman declared and then turned to face his fellow Leaguers.

"How are we supposed to know anymore than you do? I assume he hacked the teleportation system. Besides we can figure this out later and up the security, we need to stop him!" Black Canary shouted before running off towards the private quarters.

The others shrugged before running off after her. They dashed down the corridors until they stood in front of the first room; Superman's. The group looked at said hero who stepped forward and unlocked the room with the special code. He opened the door only to find it undisturbed and in its normal condition. He shrugged and looked at the others before they moved onto the next room.

The tried every room they could access (some with a special override code as the person wasn't there) until they were faced with only one more room. Batman's.

"Are you sure he went this way? I mean he could have moved on and I think the batmightjustkillusif..." In his panic, Flash's words started merging together again. That was until Black Canary hit him on the head and told him to calm down.

"It is the only room left. We must check it before inspecting other places my friend. Besides the Bat will never know." Aquaman stepped forward ignoring the quiet 'he will' from worried Speedster. He entered the emergency override code and slowly pushed open the door to reveal a dark room, decorated with a city sky line all around the walls.

The bed in the centre was covered, ironically, in Batman sheets, and upon it sat a familiar young boy with a holographic computer screen in front of him. The screen glowed a light blue and came out of a hidden device on his glove. The boy on the bed was well known to these heroes.. although they had no clue how he was here

"Robin! What are you doing here? Have you seen a villain by the way?" Flash asked sprinting the few steps to the bed to bounce in front of the young boy.