#drury walker

Just say you're watching me because of "suspicious activity" or whatever.

@enterthecocoon

My phone buzzes while I’m sitting on a rooftop, legs dangling over the edge. I pull it out, open Tumblr and immediately spot a message from Killer Moth. That alone is enough to make me smirk. I read through it once, then shake my head and start typing.

You know, most people ask me out for coffee first. Going straight to a spa day’s a pretty ambitious opening move.

I bite back a laugh and continue.

And before you ask, I’m not explaining my username. Again. Besides, half the internet seems to have its own theory already. It’d be rude of me to ruin the debate.

I lean back against the rooftop ledge.

As for this spa trip, if you suddenly invite me somewhere nice, my first assumption’s still gonna be you’re up to something. Last time I trusted one of your ideas, I ended up stuck in a giant cocoon hanging from a water tower. So I don’t need an excuse to keep an eye on you. You’re Killer Moth. Suspicious activity is kind of your whole thing.

- He is extremely clumsy; he constantly falls down or knocks things over. Once, during a robbery at a museum, he even accidentally triggered the alarm, but later he insisted that he couldn't see because of his mask and that's why he walked into the motion detector

-Drury has an inferiority complex; he tries to cover it up with his alter ego, but this does him more harm than good (poor guy)

- He finds Firefly... tolerable. The guy scares him quite a bit, and working with him is like playing Russian roulette, but he does his job properly, and at least he's taken a little more seriously with him

- Just as Batgirl once had a crush on Killer Moth, he also had one on her, but only for a short time, as she turned out to be a greater threat to his schemes than he had hoped

- He has been interested in technology since childhood; his first job was even in an electronics store.

-His favorite animal is obviously moths, but he also likes dogs very much

-When he's in Arkham, he's only visited by his mother. (Even though she's disappointed, she still cares for him)

- The idea for his costume came to him as a child, however, he wanted to be a superhero back then, not a C-rank villain like today

Upon getting released from prison, with inheritance money waiting on him, Drury Walker poses as Cameron van Cleer. He uses newly developed technology to wipe all traces (or so he thinks) of his past life. He moonlights as the Mothman, intentionally mirroring the iconography and style of the Batman. He sells and builds technology and equipment for other rogues, establishing himself quickly as a reliable business.

During the day, Cameron develops a strange fascination/rivalry with Bruce Wayne, wanting to know what Bruce knows about the Batman. Both the Mothman and Cameron continue to ascend Gotham’s ranks, but Cameron gets greedy.