Socialite 1: Is that... Nightwing? In a suit?

Socialite 2: It is! Who is that next to him? Red Robin?

Dick and Tim, with blazers and sunglasses over their normal costumes, trailing after Bruce the whole night, trying not to giggle at the absurdity of watching Bruce 'Batman' Wayne nearly spill the entire punch bowl on himself:

At first, the public is concerned that a billionaire can "buy out" vigilantes, but it doesn't take long for someone to just... ask Nightwing to guard them for a night, and he agrees, not asking for payment. This eventually becomes little kids asking for Robin to 'guard them on their way to school' and folks begging Batman to 'guard their dog for the week' (Since when did The Mission become pet sitting???) (Obviously, he agrees, tho the little yippy pomeranian gets taken to Wayne Manor for the week instead, and Ace gets a temporary new friend)

A hotline gets set up so that anyone who feels unsafe can call a number and have one of the Bat Family members walk them home. It gets used a lot by drunk college students, women, and kids who stayed up past curfew.

Scared little kid, barely able to reach the payphone, using their last quarters: Um... I n-need.. Robin.. p-please.. I'm really scared... its really d-dark... my house is far away...

Damian, who is already in the area, beelining towards where the call came from:

The crossover nobody asked for; but they are gonna get anyway

BONUS DOODLES

Because I believe in every universe Mark survives the blood ocean and curls up in Ryan Gosling’s arms

The Pitt x Reader x Batfam, Dr Robby x Wayne!Reader

This is my Masterlist for my crossover series between the Pitt and the Batfamily (and by extension a few other DC superheroes and villains) - it's a little bit of a slow burn romance

The reader is the sister of Bruce Wayne, she works in the ER, wading through the slough of patients. But maybe she finds a little bit of balance in the form of her attending. The catch is, no one at the Pitt knows who she really is or who she was? How long will that last?

Chapter 1: Day In , Day Out

Chapter 2: Just One of Those Days

Chapter 3: The Day It All Started (for him)

Chapter 4: The Day It All Started (for her)

Chapter 5: Days of the Past

Chapter 6: The Day That Just Won't End

Chapter 7: Just A Few Days

Chapter 8: When the Days Just Feels that Bit Heavier

Mini Chapter 8.5: Shark Has A Heart

Chapter 9: Going to Remember This Day ♥️

Chapter 10: Days of Newfound Bliss

Chapter 11: Crash My Day

Chapter 12: What A Day

Mini Chapter 12.5: The Daily Scoop from Supes

Chapter 13: A Day Without You Feels Like Forever

Chapter 14: Days Apart

Chapter 15: Take a Day Off, They Said, It'll Be Fun, They Said.

Chapter 16: Today of All Days

Chapter 17: When the Day Bleeds into the Night

Chapter 18: Training Day

Chapter 19: Do You Ever Regret That Day?

Chapter 20: Please, Not Now, Not Today 💔

Chapter 21: This Day Was Bound to Happen

Chapter 22: Hollowness of the Day

Chapter 23: The Early Light of Day

Chapter 24:Let Me Spend My Days With You ❤️‍🩹

Chapter 25: Discharge Day

Chapter 26: Days Spent With You

Chapter 27: First Day Back On Shift

Chapter 28: You Learn Something New Everyday

Mini Chapter 28.5: Shut Up and Breathe

Chapter 29: Days In The Manor

Chapter 30: Made My Day

Chapter 31: Tomorrow is Another Day

Mini Chapter 31.5: Don't Worry Hun

Chapter 32: That'll Be The Day

Mini Chapter 32.5: I Had A Little Help

Chapter 33: For The Rest Of My Days 💖

Chapter 34: The Start Of A Beautiful Day

Chapter 35: Day Of Surprises

Chapter 36: Day After Day

Chapter 37: The Day I Found Home 💍

Chapter 38: Dreaming of Sunnier Days

Chapter 39: One Day At A Time

Chapter 40: Days Wrapped Up In Your Embrace... 💕

Below are a few chapters following their lives after Chapter 40, exploring little snippets of their family life! 💖 (I just couldn't resist!)

Mini Chapter: Gentle Mornings

Mini Chapter: Bring Your Daughter(s) To Work Day

Baby Sitter Chronicles:

Mini Chapter: Cold Water Only ft. Jason Todd & Damian Wayne

Some Mini Chapters Still Incoming. But Overall the Story is Complete!! 💖 THANK YOU TO EVERYONE FOR ENJOYING MY STORY!

Find my Main Masterlist Here

*I’ve left the reader’s age as vague, but as she is Bruce’s younger sister I’ve sort of written it in mind of being about early to mid 40s around about. While it is an x reader, using the last name Austen as a cover. (I promise there is a good reason for this) You can imagine her appearance however you wish, as an adopted or blood sister of Bruce. I’ve tried to keep any description as open for interpretation. 

*I’m not basing the batfam off of one strict thing (but am using a fair few images from WFA just cause I like the consistency and their visual portrayal) 🤷‍♀️

(I've also posted this onto my ao3 under RedSakura101)

Likes, Comments and Reblogs are always welcomed and appreciated ♥️ and thank you to those enjoying my little fic! I am lowkey freaking out at how many people are reading and liking this 🥹

The challenge was to draw characters in a different style

Gotham Academy starts a debate team to “encourage civic engagement.”

Danny Fenton signs up because he thinks it’s about arguing for fun.

Damian signs up because he intends to win.

This is already a mistake.

Danny’s approach to debate is… unconventional. He doesn’t research like everyone else. He just walks into the room, listens for a bit, and then says things that feel less like arguments and more like he already knows how it’s going to end.

“Your plan falls apart in about ten minutes,” Danny tells an opponent calmly. “You’re relying on people staying scared, and they won’t.”

“…Based on what evidence?”

Danny shrugs. “It just doesn’t stick.”

He wins anyway.

It becomes a pattern.

He predicts outcomes he shouldn’t be able to predict. Calls out logical flaws before they’re fully explained. Ends arguments with unsettling confidence, like he’s already watched them fail somewhere else.

Damian hates that it works.

Then Gotham’s villains notice.

It starts small. A low-level rogue takes hostages near campus. The police prepare for a standard standoff.

Danny walks past the perimeter, hands in his pockets.

“Hey,” he calls up to the window. “This isn’t going to go how you think.”

Everyone freezes.

The rogue shouts back something aggressive. Danny just tilts his head, listening—not to the man, but to something else entirely.

“No, yeah, I get why you’re doing this,” Danny says after a moment. “But the exit you’re planning? That route’s blocked. You didn’t see it, but it is.”

There is no way he should know that.

The rogue hesitates.

“Also,” Danny adds, almost apologetically, “you’re about to get surrounded from the back in, like, two minutes.”

“…What?”

Danny checks an invisible clock. “One minute, actually.”

The rogue surrenders.

The police later confirm the backup units Danny mentioned were en route, but had not been announced yet.

This happens again.

And again.

Soon, the rumor spreads: there’s a kid at Gotham Academy who can tell you how things end.

Some villains start asking for him.

Not Batman.

Not Gordon.

Danny.

Damian is deeply offended.

“This is not your responsibility,” Damian snaps after the third incident.

Danny frowns. “I mean… it kinda is? If I know it’s going to go badly, shouldn’t I say something?”

“You should not be able to know.”

“Yeah,” Danny says, quieter this time. “I’ve been told that.”

Because here’s the part no one else sees.

Danny doesn’t just guess outcomes.

He feels them.

Like echoes. Like the future brushing up against the present just long enough to leave a mark.

Bad endings feel cold. Heavy. Wrong.

And Gotham is full of them.

But when Danny speaks—when he nudges things, shifts a choice, changes a single moment—those endings… move.

Not disappear.

Just… change shape.

Damian realizes it slowly, reluctantly.

Danny isn’t predicting the future.

He’s arguing with it.