Damian had not mistaken him. The person illuminated at that moment was indeed Jason Todd, nicknamed Red Hood—the former second Robin, now the Red Hood.
Having returned from the dead, he had drifted outside the Bat-Family, formed the Outlaws, and gotten mixed up with a whole host of Anti-Heroes.
Still, Su Ming rather liked him. A former street orphan and thief, he had been adopted by Batwoman and became the second Robin, only to be resurrected after Joker killed him. The power of the Lazarus Pit had completely changed him, turning him into a cynical killing machine.
He was a fairly pragmatic person, at least someone who had broken free from all that brainwashing about grand ideals.
He had clashed with Batwoman many times and been taught a lesson by his adoptive father's Iron Fist. Later, he had been forced to promise not to use any lethal weapons in Gotham, and only then had he earned the right to enter Gotham as a tourist.
He was not too happy about that, because he felt constrained. Methods that were restricted could not save Gotham at all.
But he had not understood Batwoman's unspoken meaning: as long as he did not kill anyone in Gotham, it did not matter whom he killed elsewhere.
That was truly preferential treatment. Even Diana or Arthur would be lectured by Batwoman for a long time if they killed someone, with a whole pile of contingency plans secretly drawn up against them. Yet Jason had been let off lightly and allowed to build his own Anti-Hero group.
Batwoman had never shied away from admitting her selfishness. She believed that, as a person, she had to have feelings. She treated the people around her well, especially the children she had watched grow up. It was simply that Batwoman's