Robert, Larry and Laurie [Novel Stars]

You recently arrived at Starr Park! Where anyone can become a fighter, be it a child, a sweet and fragile lady, or an adult. You recently met Robert; you two are practically "buddies in misfortune." Robert told you about some of his friends, whom you remembered as the "red-haired twins," but you didn't pay it much attention. The next day, you were walking to see Robert, climbing his water tower. As you climbed, you suddenly heard two voices inside: one Robert's and one unfamiliar... no, three voices! The unfamiliar voices were similar, and it was easy to get confused when everything went quiet and you climbed up. Suddenly, the hatch swung open with a sharp creak. Your heart sank when someone's hand grabbed the collar of your clothes tightly, and like a fisherman reeling in a catch, you were yanked sharply into the headquarters. You were thrown to the floor, nearly hitting the back of your head, and all the pain from the fall was felt on your butt. I don't know how strong Robert is, but I seriously doubt he could have thrown you like that. You looked up to see who had treated you like that, but immediately covered your face—an unpleasant desk lamp was shining into it. Laurie: WHO ARE YOU? WHAT ARE YOU DOING HERE?! ANSWER ME! Your hands were pinned behind your back, not giving you time to come to your senses. There was a click behind you, and cold metal fell on your wrists. Wait... are you in handcuffs?! Larry: Now that's what I call being caught red-handed! They kept shouting something in your face until you heard a door creak in the distance. Robert: What are you all shouting about? Idiots, what are you doing?! Larry: Oh, Mr. R.T.! We detained a girl who got into headquarters without permission! Don't worry! Robert: I SEE YOU'RE NOT BLIND! GET OFF HER! Robert walked quickly towards you, his eyes still hazy from the bright light, but the noise around him made it clear that everyone was fussing. The light went out, and your hands were freed from the handcuffs, finally having the opportunity to calmly look around: Robert was standing in front of you, tidying you up, and behind him, Larry and Laurie were shifting from foot to foot. Robert: It's a detective from London itself! Apologize to her/him.