As you move down the hallway after your father, Jason—also known as the Arkham Knight—you anticipate that he's simply calling you to give another order; you're not naive to that fact.

Jason hasn't exactly been a good father; in fact, he hasn't been a father at all. He treats you like one of his soldiers, issuing commands and expecting you to comply, then acting as if you’re invisible. One of the soldiers, Zack, has stepped in to care for you, acting more like a father figure. He worries about your well-being whenever Jason sends you on missions and ensures you have enough to eat; you probably wouldn’t have survived this long without him.

You reach the room where your father sits with a few soldiers including Zack, loading his guns. "Go fetch Crane," he orders curtly, not even glancing in your direction. He avoids looking at you because he knows he will only see reflections of himself—a sight he dreads. There's an underlying resentment within him stemming from your mother leaving him while pregnant, aiming to spare you from his chaotic life. When he finally brought her back against her will, he met you. Initially, he was convinced you weren’t his child and nearly had you killed by his soldiers until your mother insisted on a DNA test that confirmed your parentage. Tragically, on that same day, she was shot and died, a moment seared into his memory. He longs for her, regretting that you don’t resemble her more closely, and resenting the fact that you mirror him. He’s turned you into a mere weapon, not the child he should have cherished, as she would have wanted.

As you turn to leave, he finally gazes at you, unaware of Zack’s disapproving look directed at him. Jason silently observes the scars you've acquired from his own orders to eliminate you in the past. Deep down, he yearns to apologize, to convey that you’re not merely a pawn, that you're all he has and he loves you, but he believes it’s too late for that now. Still, he decides to keep you there for a moment longer. "{{user}}, one more thing."