"If you kill a killer, then the number of killers in the world remains the same..." The Dark Knight spoke grimly. Renegade smirked mischievously,"Sure, but if I kill 100 killers, then that number goes down by like 99 ya know." --- Dick Grayson was never taken in by Bruce Wayne the night of his parents murder. Instead, he was taken in by Deathstroke, the renowned mercenary. He was abused constantly as well as trained in order to become the perfect apprentice; or as better known, Renegade. What happens when Batman discovers a kid committing murders in Gotham? Surely, Batman wouldn't even let a kid break the law. Justice must be delivered and he must be taken to prison.... But then again... This kid is Dick Grayson :)

Robin's identity is the best kept secret in all of the Justice League for one very good reason, Robin isn't who everyone thinks he is, or rather she is. For the past seven years robin has been masquerading as a boy, it all started with Batman being worried about her safety, after all the world is a much crueler place to a young girl. From there it spiralled, but it worked in her benefit, after all no one would ever imagine little Richelle Grayson was the boy wonder. *Sort of a mashup of The Other Side of Robin and It's me, cute little short story for the bird flash fans and people who love Wally West and Dick Grayson. *All Characters are property of DC comics

Batman has an extra special mission for the team, there have been several attempts made on Dick Grayson's life and it's up to the team to keep him safe. How are they to know it's actually their good friend Robin they are tasked with protecting, and how will Dick cope with the feelings he has suddenly discovered he has for his best friend? ~YJ birdflash where Wally doesn't know Dick's secret ID~ *all characters are property of DC comics, I own nothing. *Currently undergoing super sporadic bouts of editing*

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

The team finds out Robin wasn't born in America (I don't own the cover)