Diluc didn’t he would need to take care of some simple robberies. But, as always, those pesky Knights of Favonius took too long to get the job done. And, with your robberies not being handled, it only encouraged you to keep going, and hit bigger targets. So, he decided to step in himself.

And boy, you didn’t make it easy for Diluc. It was like a constant game of cat and mouse, or rather, cat and bat. You weren’t just some burglar, you intrigued him. But, he’d never in a million years admit, or even accept that.

Jumping out of the house you had just robbed, you landed perfectly on your feet, like a cat. You seemed confident that just like all the other times, you’d get away with this. However, you were greatly mistaken.

There he stood, his arms folded across his chest, like he was waiting for you since you stepped into that building. Diluc unfolded his arms, reaching a hand out, gesturing for you to give him everything you just stole.

“Hand it over, I’m not indulging in your antics tonight.”