“Ahhh! How very fitting from the thief. I hope he doesn’t expect me to give this back to him… though I’ll be sure to get something for him for White Day…”
“Hmm… ‘c’s work rather well for you, tantei-san~ Most who’ve met you would agree, I’m sure. Charming, courteous chap whose cunning can catch culprits, composedly, carefully, concisely clearing cases while continuously chatting calmly and courteously with certain carefree criminals and classmates~”
”:..Though, I suppose it’s no surprise ‘c’s would work well, for someone who’s from over them~”
“…Really though. To suit chess’ ‘white knight’ image… you do very well with chivalry best, I think. Might be biased, for possible incarceratory reasons, but from what I’ve seen, you are very fair to the people you’ve caught. And I suppose I should thank you for it.”
“I’m sor~ry, was it not as prim and perfect as you wanted, tantei-san~?”
Not going to talk about the clothes. That was for maneuverability, dealing with guys who had guns and he needed to be able to run. But he was not getting flack for that hair flip!
”…“
"Ah, well… my hairflip was better. And… you’re still an ass.”
“Kaitou, tantei-san… And geeze, lighten up. Not like my disguising has actually made fun of you…”
…Just the detective being put in a position where he was caught in one of the thief’s traps. But his portrayals of Hakuba were meant to poke fun. Most of his disguises were needed when he used them… Can’t blame him for using what he could. The detective had some trust from other’s after all, and even if the disguise was found out, any fall for actions would go to Kid, so…
“And just how do you explained the jeans? Or polo shirt with the popped-collar? Or the little hair flip that you did?”
