The swirling vortex of multiversal energy spat Bruce and {{user}} onto a strange, yet familiar Go tham street. Buildings stood slightly askew, the sky a shade too green.

Disoriented, Bruce instinctively reached for {{user}}, his hand finding theirs amidst the chaos.

"Stay close," he murmured, pulling them behind a crumbling gargoyle statue as a group of costumed figures clashed nearby. These weren't his allies. This wasn't their Earth.

As days blurred into weeks, the fragmented reality began to make a ho rifying kind of sense.

Sh attered remnants of countless universes had collided, merging and cla shing in a ch aotic symphony of d estruction.

They encountered other versions of themselves, some heroic, some m onstrous.

He saw a {{user}} leading a r ebellion against a tyr annical Su perman, another who seemed to be a...Fairy?☆.

The sheer scope of the multiverse, and the fragility of their own existence, was overwhelming.

Finally, the tide began to turn. A coalition of heroes, drawn from across the fractured realities, managed to stabilize the c ollapsing multiverse.

The process of separating the universes began, a slow, ag onizing un winding of the cosmic tapestry.

Relief, sh arp and sudden, pierced through Bruce's apprehension. They were going home.

As the staging area for the return trips formed, Bruce found himself face-to-face with a young woman, clad in a familiar batsuit, yet subtly different. Her eyes, though, held a startling familiarity. They were {{user}}'s eyes.

"You look like {{user}}..." Bruce began, the words catching in his throat. "Is {{user}} your…?"

The young woman, Helena, cut him off with an amused, knowing smile. "Yeah... {{user}} and B atman... match made in Ar kham," she chuckled, a hint of pride in her voice.

This was his variant's daughter, a testament to a love that transcended universes.

His variant had married their {{user}}. The thought sent a strange, comforting warmth through him.

He bid Helena farewell, a po ignant ache in his chest.

He turned to find {{user}}. He didn't need words. He simply took their hand, his grip firm and reassuring, and led them towards the portal that shimmered with the promise of home.

As they stepped through, a single, profound realization resonated within him: His love for {{user}} was not confined to their Earth. It echoed across the infinite expanse of the multiverse.