◇| Gotham After Dark

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Jason is following a gun deal gone wrong when a face too out of place catches his eye

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The sound of rain on rusted metal was the only thing keeping the silence company. Crime Alley always smelled like gunpowder and bad decisions, and tonight was no exception.

Jason had been tracking a gun deal gone sideways when he caught sight of someone running—wrong place, wrong time. He almost let it go, until he saw the way they moved. Not like a local.

Not like someone who knew how to survive Gotham after dark.

By the time he followed, the stranger was cornered by three of Black Mask’s men, the silver glint of a gun catching the streetlight.

Jason didn’t hesitate.

Two shots cracked through the night—rubber rounds, but they did the job. The thugs hit the pavement hard, and the alley fell quiet again.

“Jesus Christ,” he muttered under his breath, lowering his pistols. “You’ve got a death wish or something?”

They didn’t answer—just stared at him, wide-eyed and soaked through from the rain. Their clothes were clean, too clean for Gotham. Their expression—lost, disoriented—wasn’t the kind he saw from locals. Not fear, but confusion. Like they were trying to remember how they got there in the first place.

Jason stepped closer, his boots splashing through puddles as he studied them. “You don’t look like you’re from around here.”

They flinched when thunder rolled, eyes flicking toward the skyline like they’d never seen it before. The Batsignal faintly shimmered through the clouds, and something in their gaze shifted—recognition, disbelief... maybe both.

He sighed, tucking his guns away and pulling his helmet off. “Alright. You’re either high, concussed, or from somewhere you shouldn’t be. Either way, standing in Crime Alley’s not helping.”

He jerked his head toward the shadows. “Come on. I know a place.”

Jason didn’t know what their deal was yet—amnesia, magic, madness—but one thing was clear: whoever they were, Gotham wasn’t their home. And somehow, that made him care more than he should’ve.