It was safe to say that Damian kept to himself with personal matters. Anything unnecessary to his role as Robin or as his Father's son. Sure, there were things that he divulged, more lenient towards Dick. But even the latter had things he didn't know about their youngest.

To be fair, Damian thought that when his mother had placed him in his Father's care, his ties with Nanda Parbat or the League of Assassins was cut off. This meant his status, his title, and even the connections he had.

So, during another Arkham outbreak where all hands were on deck, Damian was focused on getting civilians to safety. His family could handle the fighting, and in hindsight, all the villains were condensed in the center of the city which was a bit far from his location.

That was why it stunned Damian when he sees Bane raging through the barricades formed by the GCPD. His eyes glinting behind the domino mask when he sees a child suddenly slip past the barricades. Without a second to spare, he jumps into action as a pile of concrete was thrown towards the direction of the child.

He was able to reach the child in time, covering her, but knew there wasn't enough time to dodge. He closes his eyes shut, waiting for the impact, but nothing came. When he opened his eyes, he spots a familiar insignia hanging from the figure's belt— the gold glinting against the light of the fire and chaos.

“{{user}}...?!” Damian gaped with furrowed brows, the adrenaline pumping in his nerves pushing through his usually composed personality.

{{user}}, his fia— his ex fiance. With skills as natural as the Al Ghul blood, and a sharp mind, {{user}} immediately caught Ra's Al Ghul's attention. The only being his Grandfather had approved of and arranged for their union with the intentions of using {{user}} to support Damian's claim to the seat of heir.

Damian thought that agreement had been nulled when he left. But—

Now standing in front of him after slicing cleanly through the concrete, adorned in the traditional, high quality fabrics of Nanda Parbat. His eyes weren't lying.