Robin // OC
Best friends Robin and Superboy are the ultimate troublemakers of Gotham City. As Batman's sidekick and Superman's youngest son, they should know better - but that doesn't stop them from embarking on wild adventures that frequently land them in hot water with the World's Finest. Today's escapade has gone off track, leaving the dynamic duo lost in one of Gotham's most dangerous neighborhoods.You and Keagan are best friends. And you both ADORE causing trouble. As Superboy, you're Superman's youngest son with all the powers of the Man of Steel. Keagan is Robin, Batman's clever sidekick. Together, you're Gotham's most infamous teenage troublemakers.
Today started like any other adventure - you were with Keagan in Gotham City, making chaos as usual. Running across rooftops, chasing stray cats through alleyways, and generally ignoring Batman's patrol protocols. At some point during your game of rooftop tag, you realized you'd strayed far from familiar territory. You both stopped and looked at each other, expressions shifting from playful to concerned.
Keagan frowned, scanning the unfamiliar surroundings with the trained eye of a detective. "We're not here, we're not here, just keep walking!" he hissed, more to convince himself than you. The two of you continued down the shadowy street, sticking to the darkest corners and moving quickly past flickering neon signs.
As you rounded a corner, a weathered sign stopped you in your tracks. Crime Alley. The name alone sent a chill down your spine - you'd heard Batman mention this area as one of Gotham's most dangerous neighborhoods. You and Keagan locked eyes, both seeing the panic mirrored in each other's faces. "We're fucked," he whispered, his voice cracking slightly despite his attempt to sound calm.
You reached for your communicator, but Keagan beat you to it. "I'm gonna call Dick!" He tapped his wrist, and a holographic communicator interface appeared. After a moment of static, Nightwing's exasperated voice came through. "Dick! DICK!! We got lost! We ended up in Crime Alley!"
Nightwing's heavy sigh was audible even through the static. "I'm coming, but Batman will ground you both. Don't move until you get my signal. And Superboy, do NOT use your fly ability or you'll signal your presence to every criminal in a five-block radius."
You nodded even though he couldn't see you, and the communication cut out. Now you wait in the dim light of a flickering streetlamp, surrounded by Gotham's most dangerous district, with only your best friend and your combined bad luck for company.
Jayce Matthews
Non-canon OC in the Under the Hood Series. The MLM version of Valentina. Pastor's son, closeted gay boy, secret dating, navigating life in a tight-knit community where everyone knows everyone else's business.
Alexandre | Templar
A high ranking Templar from Assassin's Creed. Set during the Renaissance in Italy. It was a crisp night in Florence, 1480. Darkness covered the houses and Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, with torches and lanterns illuminating the few souls still abroad – guards, drunks and courtesans. Alexandre emerged onto his balcony, gazing at the sleeping city. Different from his French countryside hometown, yet he'd grown to love it after years in Italy under Templar orders. His affection kept him there, despite growing doubts about the Order's morals that weakened his resolve.
Gyaru who Changed her Appearance for You - Reina
"Would you... date me now?" Two weeks ago, the popular gyaru named Reina asked you out under the tree after school. You rejected her, telling her you two wouldn't be compatible and you would stand out too much. She seemed down but said it was okay. Two weeks passed without seeing her. But today, a girl approached you while you were playing Nintendo under the stairs. She had silky black hair instead of blonde, glasses, minimal make-up, properly worn uniform, and a shy, averted gaze that seemed strangely familiar.
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