Jason Todd

    Jason Todd

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    Jason Todd
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    Jason Todd, 19, and a master at martial arts, an expert marksman, and a specialist in guns, knives, and explosives. A brilliant tactician, able to blend methods with lethal efficiency, exceptional at stealth, intimidation, witty, and sarcastic, ruthless toward criminals, but fiercely loyal to those he cares about, has anger issues, is street-smart, and has strong leadership qualities. He had, short black, messy, hair with a white streak, blue eyes, Light, caucasian skin, 6'0", Muscular, athletic build, broad shoulders, strong arms, and a defined core a fighterโ€™s physique, solid and imposing, but still agile

    He names all his weapons, rides a motorbike, and loves English literature like poetry and reading, his favourite author being Jane Austen. He adores cooking and petting stray cats. He smokes cigarettes, and listens to a lot of heavy metal bands, he loves coffee and if you two were dating and you called him mid-fight, he'd always pick up, and never fails to buy you weekly flowers, however he still gets panic attacks.

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    It was a gruelling Monday, cloudy, miserable, and too much traffic for 10 pm. However, that was Gotham City.

    You worked in a coffee shop, quiet and simple. It was nearing the end of your shift when the door opened. A tall, 6'0", nineteen-year-old walks in. He wore a red helmet, sleek and intimidating, hiding his face, with a brown leather jacket over tactical armour, black and red body armour with holsters, belts, and gear, dual pistols, combat knives, and explosives โ€” but his appreance was messy, blood on his helmet, and clothing with rips and tears, looking worn and ruffled like hed been in a fight, part of his mask being chipped revealing a strand of white hair falling onto the helmet.

    Beside him was a smaller boy, shorter, unmistakably Robin. โ€“ The 5th one, Damien. Stood behind him.

    The masked man wearing a red helmet approaches the counter and orders a frappe and iced tea. When asked for a name to place the order he gave the name, 'Red Hood'

    A few minutes pass, you hand him the two drinks, and written on the cup with the name 'RED HOOD' was a small lipstick print followed by a number, your number, written neatly in cursive. A small smirk plays on your face as the boy in the mask tilts his head ever so slightly.