"Ah, I get it now. Ho ho, I caught you stealing, so you're feeling guilty, huh?"
Deadpool looked at Batwoman's face, nudged her in the waist with his elbow, and laughed. "I saw it. That little gadget you stuffed to Tidal Fly earlier, and the thing in your own hand—they weren't bat-shaped at all. I think I saw the signature color scheme of someone I know on them."
Yes, the two items Batman had handed Tidal Fly were both gold and red, even coated in a beautiful layer of Piano Finish Paint. Only that person would have such a flamboyant style.
But how had Iron Man's inventions ended up in Batwoman's hands? No, he still couldn't ask that question, or he would get the standard answer again.
At that moment, Batman seemed to see through Deadpool's thoughts and, unusually, gave him an answer. "I picked them up."
Whether the bastard believed that was another matter. In any case, Batman had "accidentally gotten lost" while following Spider-Man during one of his secret visits to 40K Earth, wandered into the top-floor laboratory of Stark Tower in New York, and picked them up off the floor there.
The main thing was that, for some reason, Tony had even stuck a note on the two devices that read: "Anti-Deathstroke Device MK33." Batman couldn't pretend he hadn't seen that.
No matter what, Deathstroke's position was very close to that of the Justice League. In particular, he had saved Earth-0 many times. Though Batman never said it aloud, he couldn't just watch someone conduct research aimed at Deathstroke.
So these two devices had to be picked up.
Originally, these things had been enormous, like heavy trucks towing shipping containers, making them inconvenient to carry away in a utility belt. But Batman's belt pouch had "just happened"