Entry tags:
( open-ish ) dedicate and sacrifice my everything
Who: Bruce Wayne/Batman
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What: catch-all for the month, largely time travel and event focused
When: Throughout September
Where: Primarily the past
Content Warnings: TBD but let's just say Bruce being Bruce and Batman being Batman.

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What: catch-all for the month, largely time travel and event focused
When: Throughout September
Where: Primarily the past
Content Warnings: TBD but let's just say Bruce being Bruce and Batman being Batman.

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[ If they even could... although she's killed gods before. ]
I'd rather we come out of this with no killing at all, on any side. If the Shining God could be persuaded to listen to us... if Chaos Gate is willing to set aside her grief and anger... we may yet come out of all of this whole, together.
[ She touches her fingers lightly to the lasso at her waist. ]
The lasso might help. It allows me to see into the core of another, to speak with them there, in their truest self.
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dipping a couple more fries into the ketchup, he takes a sip of his coffee after, eyeing diana there as he does. )
If youβre even able to use it on a god.
( or closest thing to one. )
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[ Many times. More times than she can easily recall. It's tiring, sometimes, thinking of how long she's been fighting. ]
The lasso is god-made, a gift from my patrons. It is unbreakable and impartial.
[ Her smile is slight and a little wry. ]
It's worth a try, I think.
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Maybe.
( finishing half of his sandwich, he takes another sip of coffee. )
Provided everything goes smoothly with Eros.
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Really, Bruce. Of all the gods who could be here, Eros is one of the least likely to harm me.
[ What will he do, flirt at her? ]
I'll pay my respects, ask politely if he knows anything, and leave.
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( which⦠that might possibly be said with a bit of a raised brow around his mug before he takes another sip. )
Weβll come to something more concrete with Dick and Harper.
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You worry about enough already. Let me worry about this. Whatever the cost is, I will manage it.
[ After a second, she lets go and retrieves her fork to turn back to her food. ]
Will we? What are their plans?
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Iβm sure weβll find out.
( because thatβs the whole point of this teamwork thing here. for now though, he intends to finish the rest of his meal before they head back to the motel. )
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[ For the moment, she applies herself to her meal, until she's finished the omelette and is sipping at the remainder of her tea, content to wait until he's finished with his own meal before she asks: ]
Ready to go back?
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Three hours tomorrow. Any longer and Iβm coming to find you.
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[ She isn't surprised. It's typical of Bruce to chose to rush into a situation even knowing that if it were dire enough to slow her down, it would be extremely dangerous for him. ]
I won't be late.
Perhaps he'll have a phone I can use to call and let you know I'm on my way back.
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Funny.
( with the check in hand, bills are laid out as well as some extra for a tip and he slides himself out of the booth, wallet tucked in his back pocket while hands stuff themselves into his jacket pockets. he waits long enough for diana to slip out of the booth as well before he starts for the exit of the diner, knowing he has a lot to think about throughout the night now. )
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[ She follows him through the diner, making sure to wave and smile and thank the waitstaff as they go, until they're back outside in what is now true night. She tips her face up to the sky, looking for familiar constellations, as they walk. ]
Have you ever been to an area like this before? Is there anything like it near Gotham?
[ The motel. The diner. The quiet, all around them. ]
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Thereβs pockets here and there. I mostly just pass through them.
( on his bike when heβs playing the drifter role throughout gotham. )
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The room looks precisely as they left it. She begins unwinding the lasso from around her waist, considering their options. ]
Are you tired?
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when he looks over to her, it's with a slight squint, throwing his glance around the room again. )
Coffee will probably keep me up a bit yet. But if you want to rest, I can find something else to do.
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[ She sets the lasso on the bedspread, then props a pillow against the headboard to take a seat against it, one leg curled beneath her as she watches him prowl around. When was the last time he hadn't gone on patrol once the sun set? ]
We could take a look around the area tonight. Cover some ground.
[ They don't know yet what they're looking for, but sometimes what's needed is the action more than the result. ]
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Do you think I was wrong?
( a pause, words soft. )
To have Kyle stay behind.
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[ This answer requires very little deliberation. ]
You don't know what he went through, when we β the Justice League β went into the past. [ There's a beat, as she reconsiders, allows: ] What we all went through. Both for him, and for the others left behind, I think you were correct in your assessment.
Why do you ask?
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( a glance off across the room, again, he falls quiet. )
Just the thought of this turning into a one-way trip... I just hope we brought the right people with us for this.
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[ Surprised as she was to hear Dick had opted to go against Bruce's wishes, they all made their choices freely. ]
This isn't the League. We're all individuals, here, without any organization. When everyone makes their own decisions, instead of making them together...
[ She shrugs. They aren't a team, exactly, just a group of people with similar goals... or so she hopes. ]
In the end, we work with what we have. So, what do we have?
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( brushing the tips of his fingers along a brow, he goes and pops his cap off, dropping it down on the chair there as he sighs, seeming a little restless. )
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[ His hair rumples as he removes the cap, so much longer and shaggier than she's accustomed to. There's very little of Bruce Wayne, billionaire playboy, in this raw-edged version of her friend. ]
We have a detective. Two detectives, really. Which is excellent news for us, as we have few enough clues to follow thus far.
We have flight, through me. And... well, I suppose Roy might have some trick arrows.
[ One never really knows what the archers might have available. ]
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When are you leaving to search out Cupid?
( dryly said, bruce damn well knowing it's eros. )
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[ A moment, before she adds, slightly pert: ] Meaning me, of course.
[ Certainly not him. Not as he is now, anyway, poking at her with that pointed mistake. She keeps her own tone peaceful. ]
First thing in the morning.
Are you annoyed with me?
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