"A veces el cansancio no entra por el cuerpo, sino por el corazón" O como Robin esta cansado de fingir ser alguien que no es.

Richard a estado actuando extraño y todos lo han notado. Preocupado, Wally le pide a Bruce que hable con él. Pero entonces uno de los bancos de Gotham es atacado por el Guason, y durante la pelea, Nightwing resulta herido y el misterio de su extraño comportamiento termina siendo revelado aún para él mismo.

Based of the Song: Killer in the Mirror by Set it off Dick Grayson wasn't adopted by Bruce Wayne. He wasn't adopted by anyone after he ran away from the circus after his parents death. No Zucco, No Slade, No Batman. Dick just turns away from society all together. He became an assassin, he kills for money or anyone who ever does anything to a family. He's definitely not completely sane. Even some of the big villains in Gotham fear him. He goes by a new name, one that perfectly fits his persona. Blood-Wing <Completed: November 14th, 2018> Notice: I do not own any of the characters, settings, or the song. - Characters and such are owned by DC (I'll own them one day, one day . . . ) - Picture is partly owned by me, • The picture was modified by me •the words were made by me

Series of loosely connected one-shots of the Team meeting members of Robin's family. Includes reverse batfam, blood family, league fam, and an array of villains that somehow have become a part of Dick's life. Additional tags will be added when characters appear. 🦇🦇🦇 #1 villainfam #1 deathdad #1 sladewilson #1 deathstroke #1 murderunclesladewilson

What happens when Bruce needs to go on a buisness trip and Dick is alone but more important. What happens when the Joker plans sonething in this time

(Used to be called "Mend the Broken Spirit") Tony Zucco meant to kill all three Flying Graysons, so it came to a surprise when one of them managed to remain alive. Instead of murdering the brat, he decides to do something much worse- he keeps him. Bruce Wayne was present when the Flying Graysons fell to their deaths, and remembered that the youngest, Richard, had disappeared not too long afterwards. Two years later, Batman finds a familiar, yet damaged child living with Zucco, and he decides to take him in. But will Dick have faith in him, or has all of his trust in humanity already been shattered? Trigger Warning: Abuse and depression. This story is almost pure angst with tiny bits of fluff sprinkled in. You have been warned.

Years ago Robin went missing. When Wally was least expecting it he showed back up again but as Renegade apprentice to Deathstroke. How will Wally cope? Can he save his young bird or will his wings be forever clipped.