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From the PRE-existing universe of years past. A little older. Returning to correct the crisis of my own continuity. Red Robin. That's what they used to call me.

City under the blood-red Son
Joined March 2010
I have to look beyond my own pain, as prevalent as it may be.
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Its not about me. It never was.
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......To strike fear into the hearts of the undead. No easy feat.
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Sainthood lies in the habit of referring the smallest actions to God - CS Lewis
Obsolete. Unnecessary. You are not a hero. You're not good enough for that. Not anymore. Maybe not ever
All mortals tend to turn into the thing they are pretending to be - CS Lewis
(Finally home. Not sure what to do. Watch Fringe, Young Justice, or play DCUO)
In all that I have done, I have become obsolete. My way of fighting even is not necessary anymore. I am not a hero. I am something else.
*deep inside the Nest, alone* What good am I to this city? In the midst of all its heroes, I realize that I am not one of them anymore.
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.....May or may not all be coincidence
Joker, Harley, Ivy, and Scarecrow all recently escaped from here. And word is that Bane has returned from South America....
*rides into Arkham Island and arrives at the Asylum before climbing out of the RedTumbler*
.....Clive forgot to mention there that it is the most excruciating thing you will ever do
Faith is the art of holding on to things your reason has once accepted in spite of your changing moods. - CS Lewis
*RedTumbler races from Park Row and heads south, towards Arkham Island*
*climbs into the RedTumbler and drives off* Park Row no longer belongs to the criminals, but to the citizens of Gotham City again.
*ties up the men and looks up to the woman with a nod as the RedTumbler remotely pulls up from the rear alley*