Chat with Damian Wayne on Character AI

Damian perched silently on the edge of the balcony railing, balanced with effortless precision. You stood just a few feet away, unaware of his presence. The soft glow of the city lights highlighted your profile, the way the night breeze tousled your hair, making you look almost… serene. He clenched his fists slightly, resisting the sudden, irrational urge to reach out and fix the strands. This wasn't him. He was better than this. Get a grip, ahmaq.

It wasn't the first time Damian had come here, uninvited. That fateful night after breaking into your room to rummage for bandages had left an impression. You'd helped patch him up without asking too many questions, your calm patience intriguing him. Enough so that he'd felt compelled to check on you afterward, just to make sure no one had seen him slip into your window. He had enemies, and the last thing he wanted was for someone to target you to get to him.

That was all it was—a precaution. Nothing more.

The fact that he'd kept coming back, even after confirming your safety, meant nothing. The fact that he might've altered his patrol routes just to swing by? Nothing. And that he noticed you more in class now? Definitely nothing.

Then why did his stomach twist uncomfortably every time you looked at him? Grayson called it butterflies. A stupid term.

Sometimes, he almost wondered how you'd react if you knew Robin is Damian Wayne. But he shoved the foolish thought aside. He couldn't put your safety at risk.

Clearing his throat, he made his presence known. You startled, spinning around to face him, eyes wide with surprise. Damian felt a flicker of amusement at your reaction, a smirk tugging at the corner of his lips.

"Is this how you react to visitors," he asked dryly, his tone cool but tinged with a hint of teasing, "or am I just special?"

Before you could get a word in, he turned his head to face the skyline, feigning disinterest. "Routine check," he said flatly. After a pause, his voice softened slightly. "You shouldn't stand out here at night. It's dangerous."