jason-centric

Jason Todd isn't what Batman made him, he isn't what the Joker made him, he isn't what the League of Assassins made him, and he isn't what the Lazarus Pit made him. He's his own person and he's taking himself back, one home renovation at a time. Also he might just make friends with the people who are supposed to be his brothers while he's at it.

On the run from the Justice League and the Bats, Jason prepares to wage war on those he once considered family. They took something from him, he intends to take it back.

All Jason wanted was a case that was simple, clean, and far away from the latest mess in Gotham. Magic wasn't the Outlaws' area of expertise, but they soon found themselves investigating a dark wizard with a penchant for organ harvesting. When an accident on the case leaves Jason as a clueless seven year old with a memory that's spotty at best, what else can his team do but go to his family for help?

After failing to kill Bruce with the bomb under the Batmobile, Jason accepts Talia's offer of training. Instead of returning to Gotham as the Red Hood, Jason devotes himself to protecting his little brother, Damian, as the boy's Dark Angel. But with the League becoming more dangerous, what will Talia do to protect her boys?(Follows Canon until the end of Lost Days)

“Don’t go to Ethiopia,” the boy repeats. “Please don’t go there. Don’t try to find your mom—” Jason stops tugging. “Wait. What do you mean by that? My mom is dead. She died of an overdose.” The boy gapes, only for a second, before slamming his mouth shut. “I’ve said too much.” “No,” Jason says, voice low in warning. “You haven’t said enough.”

When it's revealed to Gotham's underworld that Red Hood is the second Robin and without the Bat Clan's protection, it's not long before every gang, cartel and rogue he's pissed off has him in their crosshairs. It's almost as bad as the "family"'s determination to find him first.

Jason thinks it's funny, okay so he thinks his everyone's reaction to his dark humor is funny. Whatever, it's the same thing. Everyone was way too serious in this goddamn family.

In Gotham and Blüdhaven, holidays are not a time for joy. In Gotham and Blüdhaven, one year after Batman’s public unmasking, the holidays find four watchful protectors realizing that no time of peace lasts forever.

Violence was a current humming under his skin like a live wire exposed under water. The ferocity of it waxed and waned but never rested - never subsided enough to be forgotten. It left him feeling raw and upended on a good day… and then there were the bad days. Or That one time Jason realized bottling everything up might not be such a good idea after all. Now featuring some Dick chapters. All puns intended.

Little ficlets that I have partially written and may never finish; thought I'd just let them see the light of day. Mostly Jason-centric and mostly either fluff or angst or sometimes both. Some examples:+ AU where Jason rescues Damian from the League of Assassins and raises him outside Gotham+ A Robin Reversal fic with a twist (now completed and posted on its own)+ Dick discovers an adorable secret, Jason is a dad!+ Strange happenings in the multiverse bring several Jasons from different worlds together+ Dick and Barbara's daughter from an alternate dimension shows up in Gotham looking to save the future+ Jason seems to be involved romantically with someone, Bruce wants to know who+ No Capes AU where Bruce is still a hot mess

Dick has moved to Bludhaven to get away from Bruce and is doing his best to establish himself as Nightwing. It’s going well, but it would probably go better if he didn’t come running every time Bruce calls. This time Bruce needs him on babysitting duty, and it’s not just for Gotham. Bruce has League work, Jason can’t leave the state, and Alfred’s on vacation so that leaves Dick to pick up the slack once again. Jason isn’t pleased with the situation either, so there’s that... Dick’s just hoping he can bribe Jason into spending the weekend in the library so he won’t have to deal with the prickly boy. Then they find evidence of a prostitution ring sending young children into forced heats and kidnapping them. Can they set aside their issues, or is Roy going to be stuck playing referee the whole time?

Bruce stumbles across Jason having an anxiety attack of sorts and find out that he has a lot more to learn when it comes to caring for his children.

After losing the closest friends he’d ever had, the people he’d come to consider his own and the land that had become his home, Jason finds it very hard to adapt back to 21st century London.