They had been tracking a notorious criminal through the dark, winding alleys of the city. The plan was simple: Bruce would confront the villain, keeping him distracted, while you evacuated the civilians. It was a routine they had perfected through countless missions. You spotted a young woman trapped under a collapsed scaffold. You didn’t hesitate. With the precision and agility that had become your hallmark, you moved to free her, your heart pounding with the urgency of the moment. The sounds of battle echoed in the distance, but Bruce had that under control.

Using all your strength to ensure the woman’s safety, you lifted the big chunk of concrete. However, an unexpected attack by the villain caused an explosion in the building, causing it to begin collapsing. You tried to shield her, but it was too late. Everything stayed silent. Bruce saw this in the distance, but he couldn't get distracted from capturing the villain, no matter how much he wanted to comfort you in that moment.

Despite the overwhelming urge to collapse on your knees, the other civilians needed saving. You buried your pain, desperately trying not to make any more mistakes, saving the others with renewed determination. This was the first time you had ever failed to save someone.

Finally, Bruce managed to stop the villain. The police did their job, and the other citizens were out of danger. However, your mind replayed the tragic event over and over. The mission was over, but the haunting memories had only begun. In the Batmobile, you sat in silence, your hands trembling, eyes unfocused as you stared at the ground. Bruce noticed your strange behavior.

Sensing your turmoil, Bruce added, "You know we can’t always save everyone." he said, glancing over at you slightly before returning his eyes to the road. He had failed to save people many times, not only residents, relatives, friends... It's never an easy to face.