MOVED

Hi guys! I wanted to do something in honour of season 2 of Batman Telltale ending and I thought I’d do a giveaway. :D This game and fandom really cheered me up the past few months and I don’t think I’ve ever been invested in something as much before. Batjokes really is one of the nicest fandoms I’ve ever been a part of and I love you guys & want to give something back.

PRIZES:

1. PRIZE -> A4 of John + A5 of Batjokes

2. PRIZE -> A5 of John

3. PRIZE -> Free sketch of any Batjokes related request (basically you tell me what you want me to draw)

INFO:

1. Reblog or like this post (you can do both)

2. You can reblog this post max three times so we don’t spam the dash too much

3. Even though a follow is much appreciated you don’t need to be following me for this; you just need to be a fan of Batjokes and Telltale. :D

4. Make sure you have your asks or messages open or else I won’t be able to contact you

5. The winners are going to be chosen via a number generator; if you don’t respond within 2 days after I contact you I will generate a new number

6. All shipping is covered by me, but obviously I’ll need your address so you’ll have to be comfortable with telling me that when I message you

7. Giveaway ends on April 1 and I’ll announce the winners on April 2 ( I don’t want to announce them on April 1 because people might think I’m joking since it’s April Fools and all :P)

Note: Contains vague spoilers for ‘What Ails You.’ The full story is available under the cut. It’s also just a little nsfw in spots.

TRUST FALL

Bruce tugged at the fabric binding his wrists together. John had left it pretty loose; loose enough that Bruce was sure he could easily escape if he wanted to.

He didn’t want to escape though. That would defeat the purpose of the whole thing.

He and John had been through a lot over the past few days. There were still issues on both sides that hadn’t been fully resolved; past hurts and frustrations and trust issues that needed to be sorted out if the two of them were ever going to work together with any amount of harmony.

And so John had suggested this little ‘trust exercise’.

“We take turns,” John had said. “One of us gets tied up and blindfolded, and for the next ten minutes the other person can do whatever they want to them. You know, take their frustrations out in whatever way they want.”