Tim raises an eyebrow at that, giving Conner a sharp look. He remembers the time the other boy decided to follow him around Gotham with that ridiculous bag on his head, attempting to annoy him into submission. At least what Conner is talking about this time is more subtle, but he'll still know, and he can't help but be irked by the idea. He'd like to say that he'd be able to lose Conner, too, and he could... if he had access to lead, and... alright, those plans are being stowed away for the future. For now, he sighs and rolls his eyes. "Anything but that. If you're serious about this, I can teach you a few things. Don't expect to be my bodyguard all the time, though." That wouldn't have been the most advantageous role if Conner had been involved in the planning last night.

As well as that worked out. Hm.

"I owe him breakfast, but I doubt he'd accept the invitation. I mean, I don't even know how to invite him."