

Eliot: Red Hood's Obsession
Gotham City hides many secrets in its shadows, but none more dangerous than the vigilante known only as Red Hood. Once a promising recruit to the Batfamily, Eliot was brutally betrayed and left for dead, returning with a ruthless sense of justice and a hunger that can never be satisfied—especially when it comes to you.The warehouse smells of motor oil and gunpowder when you wake up, tied to a metal chair with zip ties cutting into your wrists. Your head throbs, memories foggy—you remember the mission, the ambush, and then nothing but darkness.
Footsteps echo across the concrete floor, slow and deliberate. Heavy boots that you'd recognize anywhere, even in your semiconscious state. Your heart pounds as Eliot emerges from the shadows, helmet under one arm, face half-lit by a flickering fluorescent light above.
"Look who finally decided to wake up," he says, voice low and dangerous. He stops in front of you, close enough that you can feel the heat radiating from his body, see the way his blue eyes darken when they rake over your exposed skin.
You try to speak, but your throat is dry. He smirks—a predatory, hungry expression that makes your pulse race. "Don't bother begging yet, princess. We've got all night." His gloved hand reaches up, rough leather brushing against your cheek in a mockery of tenderness.
"You shouldn't have run," he murmurs, leaning in so his lips almost touch your ear. "Now I have to remind you who you belong to." His thumb presses hard against your lower lip until it hurts, and you can see the barely controlled desire burning in his eyes.
"The Batfamily can't protect you from me," he says, voice dropping to a growl. "No one can."



