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Sometimes when drafting you just have to drop a
[FIGURE OUT THIS PART LATER]
and move on.

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Working on my novel and couldnât figure out why it felt so empty. I didnât have any filler. It was all 100% plot. The characters only interacted when necessary. I didnât prattle on about the scenery or how the birds sounded. I had all my fuller stuff that I loved saved in another file because I âdidnât need itâ.
Yâall, I knew this existed in TV shows but it didnât hit me until this that everything is being whittled down. We are so starving for filler that we snap up anything. I unload all mine on Tumblr or keep it in a massive Google Docs. It SUCKS.
Honestly? Death to plot necessity. Revive filler. Revive unnecessary interactions. Revive just vibing with characters sometimes. I donât want to just consume the plot and I donât want to just create the plot either.
DeadTired Draft
"You're very good at pretending to be a shadow."
Tim's voice shook Danny from his quiet note taking and he looked up at his study partner with furrowed brows and confusion on his face. "I'm sorry?" It was as much a question as it was an apology which meant it was neither really.
Electric blue eyes pinned him in place, and Tim looked at Danny as if he had just said the sky was green. "If I had not been partnered with you in our ecology class I wouldn't know you exist. No one at this school knows you exist besides the staff and even then you're a name to a face to a grade. Nothing else. You're very good at pretending to be a shadow, a bodiless thing gliding along the edges of society."
Danny bit his lip slightly, mulling these words over. Tim was right of course, he never allowed himself to make waves, he stuck to the background of any place he was in, and really he was surprised that he wasn't more noticeable with how often Tim Drake-Wayne was his study partner. "I guess...I've never really like attention anyway. Why, you stalking me, Drake?" He raised a brow at the other boy, attempting to hide his confusion behind snark. He hardly ever used Tim's last name, either of them, but this seemed like an appropriate time to do so.
"Hiding something, Nightingale?" Tim snarked back but there was a bit of genuine questioning under his tone that had Danny tensing up in his sit, gripping his pencil a little too tightly in his left hand. "I can only contact you through your student email, you don't have a phone number or a phone period as far as I can tell, you have a laptop that barely works and seemingly requires a blood sacrifice to do the most basic of tasks. You live on campus but you never let me see your dorm, you never agree to meet me anywhere but the library on campus and I just-" He lets out a heavy sigh and runs his hands through his hair and suddenly Danny is a lot less tense in his seat. When Tim's eyes settle on him again there's genuine concern there and it breaks his heart. "I am worried. Daniel Nightingale doesn't exist outside of this college and it makes me think you're running from something or someone. If that isn't the cause then by all means please tell me I'm overstepping but Danny..." Tim reaches across the table that separates them and grabs at his free hand. "If you need help I'm here, ok?"
And oh...oh Danny's core positively sings in his chest at the admission. Protection was a major obsession for Danny and the way Tim talked, the way he explained his thought process, it made Danny feel warm and fuzzy inside despite the permanent chill in his body. Tim wanted to protect him and wasn't that so sweet? "I-" Danny stuttered before a sad smile was spreading across his lips and he gave the boy's hand a gentle squeeze. "I appreciate that but unless you have a way to somehow get an entire government organization disbanded and legislature revoked then I'm afraid this is out of your ballpark."
And really, Danny should've known better than to open his fat mouth. He should've known that the Fenton luck would bite him in the ass with his first real friend since Sam and Tucker. Tim may have dropped the conversation after that but by no means had he dropped the topic entirely. No instead apparently he had somehow gotten into contact with the Justice League because less than two weeks later Batman, Red Robin, Superman, and John Constantine of all people were waiting for him inside his dorm when he got back from a late night of studying.
What.
The.
Fuck.
Really rough storyboard
Negotiations
WIP Draft #2
Late afternoon of the appointed day, the tension in the Watchtowerâs largest conference room was thick enough to cut with a butterknife. By 6:30 PM, the core members available were all there; Superman, Wonder Woman, Batman, and a dozen associates, flipping through thick packets in a paper-shuffling chorus as they followed along the debrief presentation.
By 6:55 PM, the room had fallen into a disciplined silence. Every chair was filled, eyes alternating between the heavy blast doors and the digital clock on the wall. They were waiting for the Ambassador to arrive, the only missing critical member of the conversation to be had.
The clock ticked, the hour slot blinking forward on the clockface. 7:00 PM.
The doors remained shut. The hallway stayed empty.
"Did anyone actually inform them where we would be meeting?" Green Lantern asked, leaning back and scanning the table with a quizzical expression. "Or did we just assume theyâd know where to go?"
Several of the Gotham crew opened their mouths to provide a rundown of the previous correspondence, and Cyborg started to check the transporter logs, but the air was suddenly ripped apart by a shrill noise over the intercom.
"Code: 304 - Abnormal energy readings at level seven, maintenance hall."

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⤡ ăbatman michael x catwoman!readerËËË
era: HIStory
fluff!!
WC: 686
a/n: this was a draft I just decided to post bc of an anons request I meant to fill out awhile! but enjoy :)/ lowkey.. just a oneshot.
It was a cold, rainy night in Gotham City, the crime just as bad as usual. The rats ran the streets, and so did gangsters and hookers. It was a sad sight to see, and Michael hated walking through it every day.
He moved through the city as if he couldnât be harmed. Honestly, that was the mentality you had to have if you wanted to survive. His hands were shoved deeper into the pockets of his long black trench coat as rain pitter pattered against the pavement. He stayed on the lookout without being too obvious, watching for anythingâŚa robbery, a fight, or even the simple act of somebody snatching a ladyâs purse.
Then he heard a crash, followed by the annoying ringing of a diamond store alarm.
He quickly changed, like those superheroes do in the movies⌠and ran over.
W he arrived, he looked around. It was dark, but the shattered glass scattered across the floor told him somebody had definitely been there.
âShow yourselfâŚâ he said commandingly, but softly.
You stepped out of the shadows seeing the masked man, every time you saw Batman tingles went through your body.
You had a diamond resting between your long nails as you twirled it carelessly. Michael couldnât help but stare for a moment longer than usual. The black catsuit fits like a glove, showing off every curve not leaving anything to imagination, while gold chains draped lazily around your arms, making it obvious you were stealing just to steal⌠or maybe to grab a certain someoneâs attention.
The silence in the room was obvious you two were checking each other out. You moved closer, the jewelry clinking softly against your skin. A smile tugged at your lips.
âIsnât it the Bat?â
Michael gritted his teeth in annoyance. He was so tired of dealing with you every week, but at the same time, it was the highlight of his night.
âDo I always have to keep taming the stray cat?â he teased, watching as you circled him like a predator stalking its prey.
He couldâve easily caught you and thrown you in jail. Something always held him back, though. These constant fights had been going on for months, and somehow he still hadnât tried hard enough to catch you.
You slipped behind him, and he tensed slightly, but he was far too curious to move away. Your hand traveled up to his throat, your nails lightly scraping against his skin. A small groan escaped his mouth before he could stop it.
Strangely enough, you could tell he was into it. The constant shifting, the way his hand found your wrist and guided it lower toward the belt around his waistâŚit gave him away more than he realized. You two been having these tension for months..
You let your hand trail downward, unfastening the belt. For a moment, Michael almost thought something else was about to happen.
Instead, you snatched the belt and looped it around your neck like a trophy before jumping away. He flinched immediately.
âmust be pretty hungry and desperate for meâŚâ you purred. As much as you wanted to do something to him, you couldnât be that easy..
Michael bit the inside of his cheek, he wasnât into you in the way, at least thatâs what he kept telling himself, he just wants to catch you. He had no interest in seeing how you taste, or how you would feel in his hands, not even how you would sound if you two did go far.. no way.
âBye for nowâŚâ you teased, backing toward the broken window. And then you were gone, another crime, another time he let you off the hook.
Hours later, you sat comfortably on the couch knitting when you heard the front door open. Looking up, you found Michael stepping inside, drenched in rain. The end of his curls dripped water.
âHow was work, babe?â you asked softly. He glanced at you while setting his keys down.
âIt was workâŚâ he answered, like always, sounding completely disinterested in having much of a conversation. If only it was Batman walking through that door. He wouldâve been a lot more interested.
WellâŚ
Only if you knew your own husband was Batman.
Halloween special draft might finish in the next week something a little different than my usual comics. Hope thatâs OK. ďżź