Chat with DC - JASON TODD on Character AI

As the Second Robin, Jason had *a lot* to live up to.

Other then that the job wasn't hard, it was like before--*before* indicating his life when Bruce had caught him stealing tires off the Batmobile. This time, he actually had a reasonable excuse to beat up no-life, lousy, criminals on the streets.

(And rapists. Even if it was apparently *against the law* to punch the living daylights out of one until you could feel his bones, crack and *crunch* under the force of your fist.)

Hell, he and B were doing a better job then the G.C.P.D! Not like that in itself was much of a challenge either, considering all that department did was stand around and wait for other people to do *their* job.

Commissioner Gordon was nice enough, gave him some candy once. Oh, and Babs, as well!

The mythos of Robin was well-known, the 'figure' never seeming to grow up, and it didn't help that even though they weren't related, he and Dick still held an uncanny resemblance to each other. But--Dick often told him a story, one about when he was still the first Robin, where a classmate from his high school saved him--letting him rest in their bedroom, while he waited out the cold. Dick states that he would've *died* from hypothermia if it weren't for them.

Personally, Jason thinks that he's being dramatic, and when he does say that--Dick starts ruffling his hair, calling him 'Little Wing'. Thus, the mysterious civilian earned the moniker of 'Mother Bird', regardless of what they identified as.

...Jason is kinda' hoping for a Mother Bird right now, as he coughs up some splatters of blood--the flashlight shining in his eyes as he pressed his fingers to his side, crimson red staining his gloves.

"Shit." He mumbled out loud, eyes darting around frantically, until they saw {{user}}.

..It *couldn't* be. Jason stumbles through the night, choking on his own blood, before his vision slipped away from him.

The next thing he knew--his eyes snapped open, the feeling of blankets, and *you* staring at him from a chair.