Hi! How are you doing? For the Jason's death day request: Instead of Ethiopia, the events happened in Qurac. The Amazons of Bana-Migdhall save Jason and raise him as one of them.
Jason goes out to find one mom and ends up with 500 ;)
April 27th Requests. Warning: blood and gore.Â
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Jasonâs head was ringing from the repeated blows by the Joker, so he didnât notice right away when the door to the warehouse burst inwards.Â
His first thought was that Batman had indeed made it in time. But Batman didnât use bows and arrows. Or axes, for that matter.Â
âAw, did Batsy send his Wonder friends to break up our fun. Thatâs just not playing fair,â said Joker in a sing-song voice, albeit slightly labored. Jason wondered if he had been shot, but he could barely open his eyes, much less turn his head to see.Â
âYou are mistaken, Mad-one. We are the Amazons of Bana-Migdhall. We follow no man or bat. We are here because of the villages you bombed yesterday, along the nile. You will face your justice now.â
âAw, are you going to shoot me? Thatâs so cut- hnnk.â There was a sickening sound followed by a dull thud.Â
âBeheadings are actually traditional for this crime.â
Silence. Jason couldn't quite believe it, needed to see-
âOh, thank goodness you got rid of that monster, I was so scared-â Jason heard his mom start to prattle on.Â
âWe know who you are, Shelia Heywood,â one of the Amazons said, âwe know of your exploitation of the people you were sent here to âhelpâ. We know you worked with this monster. We are here for your justice as well.â
âPlease, please, itâs not my fault, he made me, you donât know what itâs like,â Shelia began to beg.Â
âMomâŠâ Jason croaked, still struggling to move.
âLie still,â someone said, kneeling down next to him, âyour broken ribs may cause more harm if you move too much.â
âMy mom,â he said a little more urgently.
âYour mother allowed this?â the woman said in horror.Â
âHe forced me, he forced me,â Shelia continued sob.Â
âDid he force you to make yourself comfortable and watch? We saw you when we came in,â said another in disgust.Â
Jason had too. She had been lazily smoking a cigarette.Â
Shelia sobbed harder.Â
âTake her away,â another ordered.Â
âPleaseâŠâ Jason tried again.Â
âThey wonât kill her just now. She will face a trial in Bana-Migdhall. But the odds are not good considering all that she has done⊠and what she was willing to do to her own child,â the woman told him, as Shelia was dragged out.Â
That was something at least. He didnât know how he felt about his mom. She was the reason she was bleeding on this floor. The reason heâd been left in that house with Willis Todd. He just wanted...
â...the squire to that Bat-man who haunts that city across the sea.â
âHe is a long way from home then,â commented another woman.Â
âAnd the Bat is clearly as negligent as one would expect of a man. Who sends a child into battle against such a mad-man. Alone, no less,â said the one beside him.Â
Itâs not that Jason hadnât asked himself the same question before, but- Robin was everything.Â
Or had been. He had been fired anyway, and if he ever lived through this, Batman would never have him as a partner again.Â
âNo hospital of Man is going to be enough to heal this,â murmured the woman holding him, âwe will need to bring him back to Bana-Migdhall if he is to live.â
âHe is a man,â Jason heard one scoff.Â
âA boy. Barely more than a child,â she shot back.
Jason couldnât even be bothered to be offended. The pain made everything hazy for a moment and he lost track of the conversation.Â
â-youâve gone soft, Artemis.â
âWhen our queen Antiope bore a son, we rejoiced with her just as if it had been a daughter, because we know that a childâs life is precious no matter what. Is that not still the case with this one?âÂ
A quiet heated debate.Â
âVery well, but heâs your responsibility. If he does not obey our laws, we will not be merciful in our judgment. He is old enough to know better.â
âOf course, now let us bring him to the healers at once, or this will all have been in vain,â Artemis said.Â
Jason couldnât help the soft pained sound he let out as he was picked up. Blearily, he looked up at the muscular redhead woman who carried him. He noted that her face was stern, but not unkind, but he couldnât process too much more than that.Â
âKeep your eyes open as long as you can, child. I will get you to help soon,â she told him, âcan you tell me your name?â
He really wasnât supposed to, but these people were Amazonâs- like Wonder Woman- it was probably fine.
âJasonâŠâ he murmured.
âHmm, I once knew a Jason. I did not care for how he treated women. We shall teach you to be better, Jason Bana-Migdhall,â she said, nodding to herself.Â
âWha-?â
âAll will become clear soon, child.â










