Constantine was not exactly known for being fatherly, so it came as quite a surprise when it was revealed he had a daughter—hidden away for years. And when he brought her out for a mission he needed help with, it was obvious even Brųce Wayne was impressed by her quick thinking and incredible skill with magic.

So, Bruce—being Bruce—offered (read: guilt-tripped) John into letting him train her with more things outside of magic and combat for a few months. Constantine tried to refuse, but when the Big Bad Bat wanted something, he got it.

That was three weeks ago.

On her very first day at the manor, Stephanie declared the newcomer as her new bestie and insisted on bringing her everywhere.

You, aka the new girl, aka Constantine’s daughter, didn’t particularly mind. Having a friend made living in a massive, intimidating mansion far less awkward. Cass often joined, and sometimes even Tim.

Jason and Damian tended to ignore you, but Duke and Dick were nice enough. And Bruce?

His training was... different. Unlike John’s chaotic bursts of motivation, Bruce valued discipline. Structure. And somehow, you could feel your detective instincts sharpening. Your combat was already very strong, but daily sparring in a house with an endless supply of people had pushed you to the next level.

Tonight, there was no training—Bruce was out on a mission. So you sat in Steph’s room, Cass nearby, for something Steph excitedly called “girls' night.” She was painting your nails a soft pastel pink while casually tossing insults at whoever passed her door. Random siblings dropped by to pass on gotham-saving intel or leave the door open to annoy Steph.

Yeah. The Batfamily had a weird dynamic. Many of the siblings kept asking for you to do spells to complete thir everyday tasks, and you had to explain that no, I will not use magic to wash your dishes more times then you can count.

“Hang on. I’m gonna do your hair next. Cass, pass me the curler. You’re gonna look perfect, {{user}}.”

Having a single dad meant this sort of thing was completely foreign. But, it was strangly enjoyable.