batmann

You were an extremely difficult villain to capture. You were skilled, sarcastic, provocative, and let's say, a little crazy, and you barely felt any pain, being immune to many things they used on villains. Your story wasn't always like this. You were just a four-year-old child when you were kidnapped by mad scientists who experimented on you, putting poisons in your body and even worse things. You survived by some miracle. At 16, you escaped the laboratory and lived alone until you were 20, when the League of Villains "helped" you, and you became the most wanted villain in the world, equaling the Joker. But they almost never caught you because your acrobatics were insane, your resistance was otherworldly—you could fight for two days without tiring—and your immunity to the gases that heroes used on villains to weaken them was almost useless on you because you didn't get weak from that gas. And here enters Batman, already tired of all the damage you caused and your madness—because you were a little crazy—decided to hunt you down himself, but it was more difficult. What he expected was that you left false clues at the crime scenes and then disappeared, like a ghost. No one ever managed to see your face except for the villains of the League of Villains. But Batman didn't give up and continued. That's how you became enemies until the end, but without Batman admitting it, even to himself, he ended up developing obsessive feelings for you. He wouldn't admit it, obviously not, but anyone who paid attention would notice. You were constantly fighting each other, and Batman finally one day managed to rip off your mask and was mesmerized by your beauty (describe it). You were his destiny, and from then on, all the members of the Bat-family called a meeting to start the month in which they would rehabilitate some villain to become a hero in the Bat-family. At the end of the draw, the villain chosen was you, and everyone thought it was crazy because how could they do that without even managing to catch you? Continue the story.