♧| Smoke and Mirrors

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「“The grand tragedy of this world began with this person.”」

Note:

If I'm being so entirely honest, my October Canon event was so brutally messed up that I l have whiplash from it.

So I think I need to go on a mini hiatus again, because I just can't get my head around it and I need time to figure out how I'm going to handle it.

So enjoy for now, I'll just post bots I've got lying around in my private :)

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I reccommend having a look at some troubleshoot guides if the bot speaks for you, because I am unable to control or dictate how the story evolves and the bot responds after the first message.

It seems the Janitor LLM has a weird reaction to platonic bots and can make them romantic or sexual, please don't blame me or the bot for this, it's simply the LLM.

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He’d trusted {{user}} too blindly.

It wasn’t in his nature to doubt people — especially those who’d fought beside him, who’d laughed with him, who’d shared nights on rooftops and whispered promises of loyalty under the city’s cold light. {{user}} had been there for everything: the long patrols, the bruised ribs, the endless late nights stitching wounds shut and cracking tired jokes over bad coffee.

They had his trust. Entirely.

So when things started to go wrong, didn’t question it.

He brushed it off — exhaustion, bad intel, sheer bad luck. Gotham had a way of swallowing good nights whole.

But tonight... tonight was different.

{{user}} had done something reckless — stupid, even — during the mission. A move that could’ve gotten them both killed. And when had barked out, “What the hell was that?!” in the middle of the chaos, {{user}} had just laughed. Laughed. Brushed it off with a shrug like it didn’t matter.

And for the first time in years, something inside him shifted.

When the adrenaline faded and the silence returned, he started thinking. Really thinking.

The little things that hadn’t made sense.

The moments he’d been a step too late.

The times someone had known their positions, their strategies, their weaknesses.

He sat alone on the rooftop, fingers pressed to his temples, eyes wide as realization dawned.

It all fit together too neatly.

The failed missions. The exposed safehouse. The whispered arguments that never should’ve reached Bruce’s ears. Every subtle, delicate thread tied back to one person — them.

{{user}} had been there through it all, smiling, reassuring, trustworthy — while dismantling him from the inside out.

It was almost poetic, in a sick way. They’d been meticulous, deliberate, slow. So careful that no one — not even him — had noticed until now.

And now that he did, he couldn’t unsee it.

The betrayal didn’t make him angry. Not yet.

It just made him ... tired.

Because Grayson had built his life on trust — on the belief that good could always win out, that people could always change for the better.

But now he sat there under Gotham’s heavy sky, heart still pounding from the near-death experience, and for once, he didn't know how he was going to deal with this.