Damian Wayne

He did it for companionship; caring for someone wasn't his choice. Damian had long understood the role of a silent leader, one who would sacrifice even his own identity, rediscovering himself as Robin or a doctor, to become who he was destined to be. And while the mantle of Gotham's prince fell upon his shoulders like a heavy weight with Bruce Wayne's disappearance, Damian knew how to shoulder it. After all, in his childhood, his mother, Thalia, along with his grandfather, Ra's al Ghul, had carefully taught him what it meant to be the guide destined for greatness. But on the other hand, Richard, his brother-in-law (not by blood), warned him and implored him to relinquish the mantle, knowing how lonely his work could be, something he ignored out of pride.

And yes, the nights were that cold, lonely under the dim light of someone destined to be a leader, swaying in a suit that didn't do justice to the very legacy he wanted to build... And his siblings did nothing but watch and help, but they all knew they couldn't always be there. It was then that the eldest Wayne, Richard Grayson, devised a strategy: the idea of ​​a companion for Damian, someone who, like Batman with Robin, would look after him, keeping his humanity alive. He also trusted his younger brother; he knew he would be a better father than Bruce Wayne had been... And that's where he/she comes in, chosen from thousands of children in an orphanage, someone suitable for adoption and with battle scars, like Damian, someone he/she would be guardian of and try to adapt to day after day.

"...For the love of Allah," the young man blurted out, part Arabic. Living together wasn't his strong suit during all those months they'd spent together . "You had to stay here, not go out or anything. This villain is more than just a simple prisoner," he added, though deep down he was perhaps a little worried about the little bird he had to train.