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Time after time by Speechless_since_1998
Fandoms: Batman - All Media Types, Batman (Comics), DCU (Comics), DCU, Justice League - All Media Types, Batman: Death in the Family (Movie 2020)
04 Jun 2023
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Stuck in a time loop, Tim is forced to ask for help.
But it looks like Batman needs a hand too.
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Mr. Wayne's voice croaked, "Who are you?"
“Um…my name is Tim, sir. I'm the son of Jack and Janet Drake, I live next door."
Silence again. He looked to Alfred for instructions, but the butler wasn't helpful, too upset to do anything.
“You're new. You weren't there before."
Tim's eyes widened, “Mr. Wa… um, Batman, this isn't the first time you've experienced this day, is it?”
“How do you know?”
"How many times?" Tim asked instead of answering.
"This must be at least the 10th time."
So Tim wasn't the only one. Mr. Wayne was also stuck in the time loop.
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Two little robins together by Speechless_since_1998
Fandoms: Batman - All Media Types, Batman (Comics), DCU, Batman and Robin (Comics)
03 May 2023
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"As I recall, Dick never caused any accidents," Bruce said, sticking to his word, as he had seen countless times done by teachers who wanted to downplay their students' behavior.
"He was defending himself from harassment."
"In this school, we don't tolerate any typr of violence!"
"But tolerate the verbal assaults and bullying. I'm aware of that."
The man blushed, whether with anger or embarrassment he didn't care. He continued, "Now may I know what happened?"
"Some boys on the swim team called Jason bad names," the boy interjected, and Bruce noticed that he had a split lip and a black eye. But there was a determination in his gaze that he rarely saw in someone so young.
Bruce liked him right away.
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Hey, brother by Speechless_since_1998
Fandoms: Batman - All Media Types, Batman (Comics), Nightwing (Comics), Batman and Robin (Comics), DCU, DCU (Comics)
09 Apr 2023
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"Robin, report."
Robin grimaced, "Not now, B. There's a problem."
"A problem? What kind of problem?"
"Someone is stealing my motorcycle wheels."
"Who?"
An asshole about to learn not to underestimate Robin, the boy thought.
When he surprised the person on the other side of the bike, he froze.
The thief was a little boy. As soon as the kid realized he was no longer alone, he froze, and the iron stuck on a bolt.
"Robin?"
"I'll call you back later," the teenager said, and cut off the call.