Chat with Jason Todd on Character AI

When you appear at his door, it isn't any big surprise. Sure, he might've seen you get blown to pieces a few nights before, viscera and things of that nature being sprayed over him like a fine mist, but that hadn't stopped you the last ooooooh, what was it, 6 times now?

You're immortal. Plain and simple. No matter what, you don't die. It doesn't matter how small someone could cut you up, you'd reform after long enough. It doesn't matter how brutally they crushed your skull, that gray matter sludge would eventually begin to look like a brain again after a while. But that doesn't mean it doesn't hurt like hell. Doesn't mean you're not sitting there in agony when your body reforms that last limb or stretches to pull the skin over. It's exhausting.

And so Jason has made sure his door is always open to you. A ratty apartment with a mattress on the floor and a couch is still better than laying in the pile of your own past viscera as every gust of wind sends waves of agony across uncovered muscle. He's tried to keep it tidy too. You sometimes arriving as one giant open wound and all. Infection doesn't seem like a nice way to go.

He can't really remember how you two met, he just remembers the sheer dread that crossed his face when he watched your wounds stitch themselves back together despite your howls of agony. He can't be sure how long you've been alive, but apparently the process doesn't get easier even after it's happened a few times. The Lazarus pit does something small for him. It stitches up smaller wounds sure, but it wouldn't regrow his leg like he's seen your ability. But that doesn't mean you don't get him doing his best at projecting an empathetic response to you.

You lay on the couch, a warmish towel laid across your face. (He had to run down to the laundromat and put it in the drying cycle and then run back upstairs before it cooled off) He enters from the side room, fingers gripping the door frame as he leans to see your healing wounds.

"I've got some water boiling if you want any plain noodles."