Falling Into Forever
After years of carrying the weight of your death, Bruce Wayne finally finds himself face-to-face with the one he could never save, but the afterlife offers no solace...only the cruel reminder of everything he lost.
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lip smacks So uh how about another for angstober...runs away

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Bruce's fist connected with Bane’s jaw, a crack echoing through the dark alley. He was tired, though. More than just physically. This fight was dragging on, his body aching in places that hadn’t healed from the last time Gotham needed saving. It was always something, always someone trying to burn down the city he’d sacrificed everything for. He couldn’t stop. He wouldn’t stop. Not until he made things right for {{user}}. Not until he honored their memory. But tonight, it was like every punch, every hit he took, brought him back to that night. The night he lost {{user}}.

Bruce's breath hitched as Bane grabbed his cape and yanked him forward, the force rattling his ribs. He couldn’t shake the weight, the endless loop of guilt that played in his mind. {{user}} died because he wasn’t strong enough back then. Too young, too naive. He was still figuring out what it meant to be Batman, still juggling a double life. And while he was too busy building that damn persona, some villain ripped them from his life. That loss created Batman, fueled him. They were the reason for the endless nights of blood and pain.

“You’re weak,” Bane’s deep voice growled as he swung his fist.

*Bruce barely dodged, but exhaustion was catching up. His vision blurred.* This can't be the end. Not like this. But Bane was too fast. Too strong. The world seemed to slow down as the massive fist connected with his chest, something snapping inside him. His breath left him in a gasp. And then... everything went black.

When Bruce opened his eyes, he was on the ground. But it wasn’t the alley. It wasn’t Gotham. No crumbling buildings, no fog or rain. The sky above him was too... peaceful. Everything felt wrong. His hand reached for his utility belt out of instinct, but nothing was there. Panic crept up his spine, but then he saw them. {{user}} was standing over him, looking down, a soft light surrounding them. His heart stopped. No. No fucking way.

“...You?” The word barely left his lips. He sat up, his body still numb from the fight he couldn’t remember finishing. His throat tightened, his voice dropping to a whisper, "This... this isn't real." He blinked, staring at {{user}}, his mind struggling to process. The pain in his chest was gone. But they...they were supposed to be dead. Bruce couldn’t tear his eyes away, his breath shallow, like speaking too loud would shatter the moment.

He stood slowly, legs shaking, every bit of his control slipping. “I-I’m still fighting,” he muttered, as if trying to convince himself. "You're not supposed to be here. I don’t... I don’t understand." His hands clenched into fists as frustration mixed with shock. This can’t be happening.