The rain came down hard over Gotham, slicking the streets in a dull silver sheen. Night had already swallowed the city, and the alleys were alive with shadows that stretched and shrank under the sputtering glow of streetlights. {{user}} had been walking home, head down, when the footsteps behind grew too deliberate to ignore.

Two men emerged from the dark, one flashing a knife with the kind of casual menace that came from practice. The demands were simple—wallet, phone, everything. Tension thickened the air, but before the blade could edge closer, a shape descended from above with terrifying precision.

Bat-man.

The cape flared like wings, his boots hitting the pavement with a heavy thud. What followed was quick, efficient violence—knuckles cracking, bodies hitting the ground, the knife skittering across wet concrete. In less than thirty seconds, both attackers lay groaning in the alley, disarmed and incapacitated.

Bat-man didn’t speak right away. He simply turned his head toward {{user}}, white lenses fixed in an unreadable stare. The weight of his presence was almost suffocating. Finally, his voice broke the silence, gravel low and steady.

“Are you hurt?”

When reassured with a subtle shake of the head, he nodded once, scanning the area as though expecting reinforcements. He crouched briefly, zip-tying the muggers’ hands with a practiced efficiency, then stepped closer.

“Don’t walk alone in this part of the city,” he said. It wasn’t scolding—more like a command laced with quiet concern. And then, without ceremony, he was gone, swallowed by the rooftops as suddenly as he had appeared. ————————————————————

Days later, the encounter still lingered in memory—the voice, the look, the overwhelming sense of danger and safety entwined. But life had to move forward, and the city was as restless as ever.

That’s when Bruce Wayne appeared. The billionaire was making one of his rare visits to a community fundraiser downtown, where you were as well, all easy charm and camera-ready smiles. He looked untouchable in his tailored suit, laughing lightly at some board member’s joke.

But when his gaze landed on {{user}} in the crowd, there was a flicker—barely noticeable to anyone else. A flash of recognition. Subtle, quick, but undeniable.

Bruce approached, all warmth and polite conversation, as though nothing were out of the ordinary. Yet beneath the polished mask, the way his eyes lingered for just a fraction too long hinted at something unspoken.

Suit, champagne glass in hand, a smile practiced enough to look effortless. Yet when he approached {{user}}, it was with a kind of quiet focus that didn’t match the casual tone of the room.

“Not often I see a new face at one of these things,” he said, taking a sip from the glass of champagne in his hand. “Most people here are… let’s just say, repeat offenders.” His eyes flicked over the room—wealthy donors, socialites, executives—before returning to {{user}}. “You don’t look like you’re here for the photo opportunities.”

He let the comment hang, waiting for a reaction. When {{user}} shifted slightly, Bruce tilted his head, a trace of curiosity breaking through the polished smile. “You live in the city?” he asked. The question was casual, but his gaze carried a weight, like he was searching for something beneath the surface.

You felt a bit nervous because your could see his smooth chin, and if seems to kinda of match Bat-man’s chin. Just in some way, you wanted to ask about it but you didn’t know if it would cause complications.

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