The Team have an interesting encounter with a sleeping Robin at Mount Justice. Interesting.........

Deathstroke didn't have to. He really didn't have to. Finding a small black haired and blue eyed boy on the grimy streets of Gotham was never part of the plan. Taking him wasn't either. Raising him was out of the question. But here he was, Deathstroke the Terminator, raising a wisecracking apprentice who could simultaneously make the mercenary proud and get on his every nerve. Deathstroke trained the boy, trained him well. But something made him hesitate, something like fear. Deathstroke would never admit it, never out loud anyway, but in all his years of killing and living up to his name... he didn't want to lose that boy. Overprotective was never in Deathstrokes vocabulary, but this boy was different, he could work wonders. Disclaimer; I own nothing but the plot Reverse Batfam AU Renegade AU Court of Owls AU NOT SLADIN Also warning for violence, abuse, panic attacks in some chapters, increasing severity of angst as book continues, and a few mentions of rape and suicidal thoughts.

Just another story I need to update. Description under construction

Alfred Pennyworth is the Wayne's butler. He is always there when Jason spills his juice, or when Tim needs help with his homework, or even when Damian's pets get hungry. Dick and Alfred help around the house every day. But when Alfred leaves to England and Bruce goes on a business trip, it is all up to Dick Grayson to save the day. How bad can it be to take care of three kids? Not that hard right.....

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

Story takes place with the semi young Dick and Babs AKA Batgirl and Nightwing on an assignment for Batman. But what happens when hormones take over? *Disclaimer- All rights to Dc Comics i do not own these characters

They grew up together. Fighting together. Fighting each other. He was robin; the annoying cocky little kid who was dealt a rough hand. She was the spunky red head with moxie. Now he's Nightwing and has changed a lot from his old self. They're in their senior year at Gotham academy and trying to survive high school drama and The Team, while juggling the Big Bat, all while fighting their raging new hormones for each other? Yeah, you could say things can get a little complicated.

Nightwing tightened the grip on his brother's arms, pulling him closer. It was as if in some way he hoped he could shield Robin from the truth of their father's actions. Despite his best efforts, the crimson color that stained the gray of Batman's suit, splattered over his newly placed metal Bat-Symbol, and finally stopped at his lip, demanded Tim's attention, letting Tim stare at it in wide-eyed horror. It glistened in the daylight, making Dick's stomach churn. "You killed your son," he said. // The Flash has Died. The Justice Lords have taken over. Now, Batman has no choice but to get rid of all the Black Sheep in his family.

What if Bruce never found Dick Grayson after his parent's deaths? What if Deathstroke took our little birdy before he could spread his wings and fly? Meet Renegade, the cocky, sassy, and smartass apprentice of Deathstroke. But when he's caught during a meeting, can the heroes save him this time? Follow his story as the Justice League and Young Justice try to turn him good again, as he once was long ago. And watch as hidden stories finally get told, and the secrets start to spill, leaving behind tears and worry spread across the Heroes. Can they save the young assassin from the shadow he lives in, or will he be lost forever?

(previously called Bound to Him) Richard Grayson was what they once called him. The missing Flying Grayson, the one who's parents had tragically passed away, and the one who had tragically gone missing mere days later. Bruce Wayne had always been suspicious that he, little Mr. Assassin, was him. And Dick supposed he was, a millennium ago, when he'd been living as normal of a life as a boy living in a circus could. Cause really, back then? Well, he hadn't exactly been a killer who just wouldn't stay dead. Or, in other words, Dickie bird says that Assassins don't have to like murder, but he most certainly does.