Jason Todd has always been different. An outlaw. Never failing to do things his way, and only his way. So after facing a villain causes him to have strange flashbacks, Jason is led back to places he once knew, with one question in mind: Why? Roy Harper had always been special, you could say. Humorous, never taking things seriously, and never failing to get on everyone's last nerve. When Roy reunites with Jason, he ends up tagging along on a journey that'll maybe, just maybe teach him a thing or two. These two have been through hell and back. Have lost everything. Have had to rebuild themselves again. But one way or another, these two have always been there for each other, and no one can stop them.

Three years. It's been three years since the death of Dick Wayne, and Renegade. The city lost a hero. Bruce Wayne lost a son. Jason, Tim, Damian they lost a brother. Barbara lost a boy who she thought she could of loved. They all coped with it in different ways, Jason made bad choices, Damian drifted, Tim and Barbara became close friends. But that was never enough. It never will be. By the end of the day, no matter what they did, Dick was still dead. Well, at least he was to them. When bodies start dropping all over Gotham, each one leaving a message for the mighty Batman, people start asking questions. Maybe Batman isn't capable of protecting Gotham, maybe he's finally met his match. What happens when these bodies start becoming innocent people instead of criminals? What will Batman do then? Will he break his number one rule, and kill this so called 'Sinister'? Or will he figure out what's really going on? Sequel to 'BLOODY BROTHERS' DISCLAIMER: I DON'T OWN ANYTHING EXCEPT THE PLOT LINE

"Don't you know who they are?" "No, should I?" "They're the Wayne boys, kind of odd, but so hot." ◇□◇□◇□◇□◇□◇□◇□◇□◇□◇ Jason and Richard (Dick) Wayne, are a couple of the two most athletic kids at Gotham academy, although they are very popular with the ladies, their social lives aren't all great. But, it's a good thing they both live double lives, with them fighting crime along side their father, the Batman himself, they take to the crime filled streets of Gotham City every night. The twins are a team, and always will be, with Jason being able to count on one hand the number of words Dick has spoken in his entire life, (him being selectively mute, and all) Dick needs Jason, and Jason needs Dick to keep him out of too much trouble and on the semi-right path. But, when Bruce forcefully encourages branching out of their comfort zone, he mentions a team of young heros that might do the troubled boys some good. ◇□DISCLAIMER: I DON'T OWN DC, thought that was pretty obvious□◇