In the vibrant world of superheroes, being a teen sidekick is a daunting task. Robin, Kid Flash, Aqualad, and the others know this too well. The newest member to join their ranks is Y/n, the fresh Green Lantern. An orphan from the streets, Y/n's survival depended on cunning and deception. Yet, destiny played its part when a Green Lantern ring chose him, seeing potential. Under Hal Jordan's guidance, the once-mischievous rogue began his transformation into a galactic defender. However, their contrasting personalities led to Hal sending Y/n to the "Young Justice" team for better mentoring. The team initially resisted Y/n's entry. His brash humor, rule-breaking tendencies, and unconventional techniques often clashed with their methods. But as missions progressed, Y/n's unique approach started proving invaluable. Haunted by adversaries from his past, Y/n grappled with his newfound identity as a hero. Amidst challenges and camaraderies, he found what he had always yearned for: a family.

Under Batman's guidance, Y/n was reborn as Falcon, alongside Dick's Robin. They thrived as Gotham's protectors until a pivotal moment shook their world: Dick was seriously injured by a gunshot. Batman, fearing for their safety, proposed to sideline them. Frustrated and feeling underestimated, Dick contemplated abandoning being a hero with Batman, viewing it as "Kid Stuff." The tipping point came when Dick and Y/n decided to leave Gotham, seeking independence and a new start in Jump City.

The Raccoon City outbreak at the age of 14 drastically changed Y/n's life, leading to the loss of his family and his rescue by Leon S. Kennedy. Leon's heroic act and subsequent mentorship profoundly influenced Y/n, guiding him towards a path of justice and resilience. After high school, Y/n excelled in the rigorous training required for federal service, rapidly advancing due to his exceptional skills and unwavering commitment. His first major mission, the high-risk operation to rescue Ashley Graham, not only served as a crucial test of his capabilities but also marked the beginning of a significant chapter in his life, intertwining his fate with Ashley's

Y/N L/N's life was supposed to be typical for a pre-war teenager, filled with the promise of a bright future. Born into a world of advanced technology and societal optimism, his days were marked by curiosity and learning. His mother, a Vault-Tec representative, secured them a place in Vault 36 as the threat of nuclear war loomed on the horizon. As the bombs fell, Y/N was placed into cryosleep, intended to awaken when the world above was safe once more. But something went wrong. Decades later, Y/N awakens to find Vault 36 deserted and silent, a tomb of unanswered questions. With his mother and the other inhabitants mysteriously gone, he is thrust into the harsh, unforgiving wasteland alone. The once-familiar world is now a desolate landscape filled with danger and uncertainty.