Protect the innocent. Neutralize the threat.
Gotham, NJ
Joined August 2011
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// Anyone that I used to talk to or RP with still on here? Been missing it lately and wanted to see...
-It had been years since Batman’s last encounter with @SoundwaveMalik. By all accounts, Joey seemed to have gone off the radar, with not a single trace of him left in Gotham. Despite his longing to help Joey, Batman felt it was for the best. Joey had been through so much, >
With the help of satellite imagery, Batman was successfully able to locate Joey in a matter of minutes.
The Bat bike slowed and finally came to a halt in front of the East entrance to the Port of Gotham. The docks were rampant with crime, nothing had changed. >
>’Is this who Joey is now?’ he thought, as he pulled his cape around him and stepped carefully through an opening in the fence, making his way toward @SoundwaveMalik’s location.-
-Descending from a fire escape, Batman dropped down into an alleyway in front of @SoundwaveMalik , an old acquaintance of his that he >
> no matter what their social status, sexual preference, gender, or race was. They were all his people. And he had to keep them safe.-
> An orphan named Bruce was not the only person the Batman fought for. He dedicated his life to protecting the lives of every living being >
> over the years for the hopelessness of his mission he continued to fight. Gotham was his city. Its people were his brothers and sisters. >
> more important than whether or not a killer went to jail.
And even after all the misunderstandings, all the criticism he has received >
> and even his enemies. His primary goal, always, was to protect those who could not protect themselves. The lives of others were always >
> inspired him to this day: "Protect the innocent. Neutralize the threat."
A simple directive yet misunderstood by most of his followers >
> year, his first day, and he remembered a saying...a parable, one that had lost its meaning over the years. And yet the words still >
> would call a hopeless undertaking. A mission that he was destined to fail; yet still fight for. His mind flashed back to his first >