𝐑𝐄𝐃 𝐇𝐎𝐎𝐃

𝐉𝐀𝐒𝐎𝐍 𝐓𝐎𝐃𝐃 | 𝐓𝐇𝐄 𝐑𝐄𝐃 𝐇𝐎𝐎𝐃

“Goose.”

Punches him in the gut and runs away.

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still ever present. It wasn’t a learned behavior. It wasn’t something he’d come to develop. Only something he’d learn to harness. “For now, go through the computer. Try and find any leads to people. I’ll search the paperwork.”

“I can trace it. Give me till tomorrow morning.”

The truth is, no. Nothing would change anything about him. Jason had always been filled with a rage that only he knew how to truly manage. From his earliest outings with Bruce his comfort with his anger and the solace he found in violence was

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either taking them and putting them on the black market, or theres someone selling from within. Or, at the very worst, they’re on board with whatever dumb idea Langstrom has this time.”

transformations when they occur. Its likely when he transforms back. I imagine the bodies sudden and brutal transformation back to a human takes a toll on oneself.”

Jason took another look at the sheet. “Thing is, this is a legitimate pharmaceutical company. Means someone is

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“There we go.”

He walked over beside his brother, looking over at the paper. “Scopolamine.”

He turned to the room. “Containers of it. Thats an anticholinergic medicine. Prevents nausea.”

He stopped for a moment. “He’s probably using it to mitigate the side affects of his

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a bat, where would I hide the switch to open up my secret lair?”

And he tears a clock off the wall. There was nothing behind it. But it would have looked so cool if there was.

“What—?”

Jason shook his head and gestured to his brother. “Theres no way. You are such a cornball. You look like a glowstick. You’re ridiculous.”

Jason knocked over a couple of bookshelves, looking for the switch. “If I were a mentally ill man, who had a secret identity in which I was

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“Mm. I see.”

Jason nodded, looking down at the GPS then slamming the brake. “Here.”

He shut the Batmobile off, then put it into defense mode. All the panels came down. Including the ones that went over the wheels. Funny.

“Alright boyscout. Lets see what we find in there. Lead the way.”

“Fair enough. I just don’t wanna hear it from him.”

Jason zipped through the streets, swerving in and out of traffic. “Who does this lab belong to? What wre we lookin’ for?”

“Long time now.”

Jason floored it, the motor roaring as the speedometer went from 50… to 60… to 100.

“Upload the information into the cars computer. He know we’re taking his wheels?”

Tosses it back.
“Got a copy already.”

He grinned and hopped into it. Sneaky bastard he was. “Where we heading?”

jason todd.

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Takes one. Bites it.
“Thanks, Dicky.”

Don’t call me that.

A.

All the correct answer.

Yes.