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Gotham City is dangerous.
Bruce Wayne knows that better than anyone.
For two years, he has spent his nights in the shadows, hunting criminals and becoming something the city has learned to fear.
But Batman has never been afraid.
Not until Vivienne.
His daughter is only three years old. She likes strawberry milk, refuses to wear matching socks, and believes her daddy can fix anything with a kiss.
To Bruce, Viv is everything.
And that makes her the most terrifying thing in his life.
Because Gotham takes good people.
Bruce learned that when he was a little boy standing in an alley between his parents.
Now, every time Viv reaches for his hand, falls asleep against his chest, or calls for him in the middle of the night, Bruce is reminded of exactly what he has to lose.
And as Gotham's most powerful people begin dying, Bruce Wayne finds himself facing a danger he cannot punch, threaten, or scare away.
Because being Batman means making enemies.
And being Vivienne Wayne's father means having something worth destroying.
Bruce has spent his entire life trying to become something Gotham should fear.
But for Viv?
He would become terrified.