[Comprehensive British and American] Heroes set up villains script

Tim had a bag of puffs in his hand—his mother had made them and told him to take them to Wayne Manor for everyone to try, and Tim shared a small portion with Bruce, Dick, and Alfred.

Speaking of which, Tim has been allowed to go on a mission with Batman, which was about a month and a half ago.He has mastered some practical skills proficiently. In addition to patrolling the night every day, Tim will also find time to go home and visit his parents.

He selfishly pretended to take a large portion of it to the ward, intending to enjoy it with Aesop himself, um... He discovered that Aesop especially likes sweets when he is always around.

Aesop would always put an amount of jam on the bread that surprised Dick, who is not a sweet tooth party. With Dick asking if he would have a toothache and Aesop warning in a low voice, Tim kept smiling and spread the excess jam on on the bread.

Long live the sweets.

He pushed open the door and was stunned, not seeing Aesop who was supposed to be lying on the bed.He calmly put his pocket on the table, got down and found Aesop lying under the bed.

Aesop has always been like this recently, testing his legs, not calling anyone, and not using crutches, if he falls, he will fall, silently waiting for others to find him.

I remember one time, it was Dick who came to see Aesop and found that the bed was so cold that even the sheets were so cold that he called everyone over in horror, including Tim who was reuniting with his family at home. He pointed out a lot A theory that Aesop may have run away.

In the end, Tim calmly found Aesop under a certain furniture in the room. After being dragged out by Tim, Aesop lay on the bed and pointed his middle finger at Dick who kept asking him why he didn't speak up. The idiot' then turned his back to them and fell asleep without saying anything about how he got under there.

In short, it is very arrogant, like some kind of domestic cat.The reason for hiding is that I want to see you looking anxious about not being able to find me.

Tim, as the Robin bird who has been taking care of Aesop for a long time (emphasis added), he has mastered a set of skilled methods to deal with Aesop.

"Aesop, eat puffs." Tim picked up a puff.

"Don't eat." Aesop looked at the puff in Tim's hand in resistance.

"Really?" Tim said temptingly, "It's filled with salted butter." While holding the puff, his hand gradually approached Aesop.

"Don't eat, go away." Aesop arched back and wrapped himself in the quilt to curl himself up into a ball, staring warily at the puff in Tim's hand.

"Really?" Tim asked as Puff moved closer to Aesop's mouth.

"Go away."

I saw Aesop speaking disgusting words, but honestly opened his mouth and grabbed the puff, biting down a lot of cream and sticking to his lips.Tim is used to Aesop's honesty and honesty, so it can be said that he is very good at dealing with Aesop.

He hurriedly fed two more.Aesop is really too thin. Tim tried his best to feed him a lot of sweets every day, but he didn't feel that he gained weight.

Only Aesop knew that he was actually much better than before, and that Wayne Manor had stopped the medication for him, because the remaining wounds could heal slowly by themselves.

Aesop had more thoughts about this, and Batman was probably worried that he would go out to make trouble after he recovered.

Obviously, with the help of medicine, he can get better faster, but he is unwilling to continue to provide him with medicine.Aesop did guess part of it. The first reason why Batman refused to give him continued medication was indeed to worry about Aesop's unstable factors.

Aesop's behavior was too normal, and it was because he was so normal that he was no different from an ordinary person, which made Batman feel vigilant.

Aesop didn't show any attitude about Jason's death. Even though the Bat Family didn't mention Jason in front of him, Aesop acted like a normal person and didn't think about Jason at all.

It's really not normal. 'Batman wanted Aesop to get over the grief of Jason's death, but he didn't want Aesop to be like this, as if Jason never existed.

His only pain seems to be that his body is disabled so that he can't move, like a waste.

What none of them knew was that Aesop just covered up his sadness too well.Every night, he would bury himself in the quilt and caress the knife wound on his face. His body trembled, but he screamed in pain without making a sound.

The next day it was as if nothing had happened.

"By the way, I have something to tell you."

After he finished puffs, Tim remembered that he had something important to say. He stopped Aesop from wiping the crumbs and cream from his mouth on the bedding, and Tim pressed the paper on Aesop's mouth Wiping the crumbs off his mouth.

Aesop drooped his eyelids and asked lazily, "What?"

"Damian Wayne is coming to the manor for the summer vacation." When Tim mentioned Damian, his whole face was wrinkled. Before Aesop woke up, Damian also came once.

The little devil was so noisy that he almost made a fuss in the Batcave and Wayne Manor.He killed several beasts raised in the back of Wayne Manor, and dropped several expensive vases.

Damian heard from nowhere that he had a half-brother. He pretended not to care and was not interested on the surface, but at night he sneaked into Aesop's recuperation barn and tried to suffocate his brother with a pillow.

Fortunately, Ah Fu, who planned to change Aesop's test tube in the middle of the night, discovered it in time, and prevented Damian's evil idea of ​​sending Aesop to accompany Jason when he fainted.

"Who is that?" Aesop grabbed a pillow and put it behind his head. He stroked the scar on his face and asked in a casual tone.

"Brother with the same half blood as you. A little devil, a bastard, the young master of the League of Assassins." Tim read out the entry that defined Damian in his mind.

Aesop narrowed his eyes slightly, and said softly, "I know the League of Assassins. But what does he have to do with me?"

"Ha, it's a big deal." Tim paused, but didn't say the sentence that he tried to suffocate you. "He thinks that Batman's mantle should be his in the future, at least that's what he grew up thinking."

"As a result, there was a 'brother' who was very likely to compete with him for the bat cloak. According to the order of blood, if Batman really dies accidentally in the future, you will be the first to take over the bat cloak."

"Will he try to kill me?" Aesop chuckled, narrowing his eyes with a cold light. "What? His mother wasn't named by Batman?"

Tim shook his head. "Damian's mother doesn't want to be the hostess of Wayne Manor. She and Batman have a cub just to get the strongest gene to create the next leader of the Assassin League."

"Damian seemed more interested in being the next Batman. So his mother and his grandfather respected his choice."

Aesop gave a cold 'oh', Damian Wayne, a child created because he needed to be used, but obviously different, Damian's family loved him very much.

They love Damian more than the original value in creating him.

"I'm not interested in inheriting the bat cape, I don't want to be the second bat freak."

You know, he's just a cyborg, a heterogeneous person who hasn't even entered his mother's placenta. Can someone like him inherit the bat cloak?What's more, he has killed a lot of people, good or bad, can a Batman who doesn't kill people accept a monster like him?

"He doesn't necessarily think so." Tim frowned, Damian was a spoiled little tyrant to the letter.Once there is a threat to him, Tim doesn't have to doubt it, Damian will pull out the knife and stab Aesop without hesitation.

Damian doesn't care about their blood relationship.

"Let's talk about it." Aesop arched down and rubbed himself into the quilt.He taps the knife hidden under the pillow, reassuring Tim that he won't let Damian kill him so easily.

Tim relaxed a little.He asked suspiciously, "Where did you get the knife?"

Bruce watched Aesop very closely, and all the lethal and hidden small objects never appeared in Aesop's field of vision.

Bruce seemed particularly worried that Aesop would use those gadgets to hurt them or hurt himself.Tim and Aesop got along with each other these days, but Aesop didn't seem to be stabbing himself with a knife at all. Even for Tim, Aesop can be said to be the most attention he gained in the Batcave.

As Tim thought in the past, he is not the most outstanding, Dick focuses more on criminals and Titans, Bruce only teaches himself fighting skills, Alfred has endless things to do every day.

Damian thinks that he is a "stumbling block" that doesn't need to be dealt with for the time being. They don't trust him. No, it doesn't mean spiritual trust, but they don't trust Tim's power.

They don't think Tim can help, and they can solve those things without Tim.

Tim was lonely, and like all kids dream of being Robin and Batman doing justice in the night, he didn't want to be a figure Robin, a figure Robin that couldn't help.

When Tim first wanted to contact Aesop, he also had the idea that, ah, this guy is worse than me.

After all his father the Joker killed his mates in front of him and nearly killed him, and his other father, Gotham's Dark Knight Batman, sees him as a bad weapon that will do Gotham harm. Timing bombs.

Tim is very puzzled, is it necessary to continue such a miserable life without sunshine at all?With such doubts in his arms, he expected Aesop to wake up from a long faint.

But Tim didn't expect that Aesop could only rely on himself. If Aesop wanted to eat, he had to hold a spoon to feed him. If he wanted to take a bath, he had to help him wipe his body. If he wanted to go out, he had to push a wheelchair by himself.

It's such a great feeling.

Aesop needs to rely on himself if he wants to do anything, as long as he refuses him, he has no choice but to do nothing.

Tim enjoys this feeling of being totally depended on, Batman doesn't need his help, Nightwing doesn't need his help, his parents don't need his help, it doesn't matter, Aesop needs him, Ea Suo couldn't leave him now.

You see, Carnival Rabbit, son of the Joker, a notorious criminal, Batman's kid, who now has to rely on Tim Drake.

Tim lowered his head slightly so that his forehead hair blocked his dark blue eyes. He didn't want Aesop to get better. Tim knew that this thought was wrong, but he couldn't control himself from having this malicious thought.

When Aesop gets better, Tim won't be needed anymore.

No matter how Aesop resists Batman now, Tim understands that in the end, Aesop will work as hard as everyone else to catch up with Batman's shadow. This is the unique charm of Batman.

Ha, he could have endured all the darkness if he had never seen the light.

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Damn, almost forgot to update.

Tim: It's nice to be depended on :D

Aesop: Yeah, it's nice to be calculating people :D

Tim plots against Aesop, Aesop plots against Tim, and each other plots against the duo.

Damian is about to come out, and it's my favorite part of persecuting Damian again! ! ! !