When Nazo didn't hear anything being said, he risked looking up at his dad who only sighed. He was glad when they were let off the hook, honestly, Nazo didn't think he could handle any more punishments, what he had was bad enough. The boy's excitement was put on hold though as his dad looked at him only. From what he said, Nazo felt bad for what he had said. He knew his dad worked hard both for his company, as well as Batman. As he watched Bruce leave, Nazo turned to Robin.<br/><br/>"Guess it would be a bad time to ask about finally getting to go out in the field with him, huh?" He knew it would be pointless to ask. Bruce had been keeping him from going out into Gotham with him as Batman for what felt like years now. And after the stunt they had pulled the other night, it was beginning to look like Nazo would never get to fight alongside the others.<br/><br/>"I should go get some homework done." Nazo finally said, turning to leave.<br/><br/>Once in his room, Nazo dropped down onto his bed, arms spread out on either side of him, his feet dangling off the side as he stared at the ceiling. He wondered how Kasey was doing but figured a nurse, or someone would have notified him if something had changed. Laying there, Nazo tried to will himself into doing some homework, but he had no interest in it right now. He knew if he started slacking his parents would know and that was something he didn't need added to everything else. With a groan, the teen rolled off the bed and made his way to his desk where he opened his laptop, pulled the stack of books towards himself and tried to get something, anything done. He put his headphones on, hoping that if he blocked out the world he could focus, but he soon found himself playing with the batarang he had stashed in his drawer.