First off, plz post Chapter 2 of 'The Making of a Villain' đ
(Only if you want to, I ain't forcing you to do anything)
Second! I had just some small ideas that I couldn't get out of my head. They're just fun small things I guess...
So like, I just imagine some of the ways Duck would be disruptive for the bats.
Like, they are able to lock most of the computers down at the Wayne tower or something, leading to 'Ah, ah, ah. You didn't say the magic word' from Jurassic park playing on loop every time someone tries to unlock the computers
Or, or. During an important mission, Duck disrupts their communications by playing 'Barbiegirl' on loop at max volume, making the vigilantes unorganized, and making the mission even harder
Idk, stoic chaos gremlin is just right up my alley
They'll make your day hell via pure chaos, and won't even crack a smile
Anywho, stay hydrated!!
- đ
Firstly, I'm giving you a kiss on the head and a plate of cookies.
Secondly, I LOVE THESE IDEAS AND WILL BE USING THEM. I have ideas on how to use them, either in a later chapter or as another side story.
Like, waaaay after Duck left the batfam and went with the other villians (minus Joker, he can die in a ditch), they batfam are putting together important information regarding a big case Gordon wanted them on. And while in the middle of working, the screen goes black and the only on said screen is "AH, AH, AH, SAY THE MAGIC THE WORD" in big bold letters and on loop, with an annoying song in the background.
The batfam are confused and concerned, and slightly annoyed, as to how someone was able to hack into the batcomputer and leave this message ON LOOP OF ALL THINGS meanwhile Duck is just sitting in a comfy chair in their lair, watching all of this go down from the little camera placed in a spot no one looks.
A smirk playing on thier lips, watching their former family scramble to figure out what happened.
I LOVE YOUR IDEAS, GIVE ME MORE. Please and thank you!
Also, thanks for reminding to hydrate! haven't had water today.
I WILL BE POSTING CHAPTER 2 IN A FEW MINUTES BTW!
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Alpha Jason my beloved
Itâs so good omgg
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I'll have you know that trying to figure out how to write Jason as an alpha actually killed me a little.
I refuse to read any omegaverse fics and yet, I just broke that rule for that fic.
Y'ALL SHOULD BE HAPPY cause there is little chance I will write another, unless it's a very good prompt. We'll see....
BUT I'M GLAD YOU LIKED IT.
It had been a rough night for the Batfamily. Patrol was exhausting, and everyone was in a foul mood. Bruises, exhaustion, and frustration lingered as they entered the manor, ready to crashâuntil something unexpected caught their attention.
On the kitchen counter sat an assortment of fresh pastries, neatly arranged with a small note beside them:
"Help yourselves. You could all use something sweet after tonight."
Curious (and hungry), they hesitated only a moment before grabbing a bite. Damian took a cookie, Jason opted for a scone, Tim picked up a muffin, and Dick grabbed whatever looked the softest. Bruce, though reluctant at first, eventually took one as well.
Silence fell as they chewed. Thenâ
âDamn,â Jason muttered, already reaching for another. âThis is actually good.â
ââActuallyâ?â Tim scoffed, taking another bite of his muffin. âThis is amazing.â
âAlfred outdid himself,â Dick added, grinning.
Hearing his name, Alfred entered the kitchen just in time. âIâm pleased you enjoyed them, Master Richard, though Iâm afraid I cannot take credit.â
The family blinked.
ââŠThen who did?â Bruce asked.
Alfred gave a knowing smile. âThat would be Miss (Y/N). Iâve been giving her lessons while you lot are out on patrol.â
A beat of silence.
âYou mean our (Y/N)?â Damian asked, eyes narrowing slightly.
âThe one who can barely make toast without setting off the fire alarm?â Tim added in disbelief.
Alfred merely nodded, and the brothers exchanged glances before looking at the pastries with renewed appreciation.
Jason smirked. âSo what youâre saying is, if we ask nicely, she might make more?â
And that was how you found yourself suddenly bombarded with requests for sweetsâJason asking for scones, Tim dropping hints about coffee cake, Dick attempting the puppy-dog eyes for more cookies, and even Damian begrudgingly requesting a specific type of tart.
Bruce didnât say anything, but the way he took an extra muffin the next morning spoke volumes.
Alfred, of course, just sipped his tea with a knowing smile.
Hi. Could you please write an Alpha Jason Todd x Beta Reader? You don't have to but it would be a good story. đ
The apartment was cold. Too quiet. Too empty.
Jason hated it.
He sat on the edge of the bed, head in his hands, breaths coming too sharp, too ragged. His rut had passed days ago, but the aftermath still clung to him like a ghostâexhaustion, frustration, the bitter taste of loneliness.
He wasnât supposed to be alone.
But you were gone.
Not because you wanted to be, not really. Jason had made sure of that. Had pushed you away with sharp words and colder actions, because what was a Beta supposed to do with an Alpha during rut? What could you do?
Nothing.
Thatâs what he told himself every damn time he forced himself to keep his distance.
And now?
Now, the sheets didnât smell like you anymore. Now, the only heartbeat in the apartment was his own, and it sounded all wrong. Now, he was left with nothing but the echo of his own damn mistakes.
The door unlocked.
Jasonâs head snapped up, breath catching. He swore he was imagining things until he saw you step inside, arms full of takeout bags, looking at him like you hadnât spent the last few days giving him space he never really wanted.
ââŠYou look like shit,â you said, shutting the door behind you.
Jason exhaled, a shaky, uneven thing that wasnât quite a laugh. âFeel like it, too.â
You crossed the room, setting the food down before sitting next to him, close but not touching. âDidnât think youâd actually eat if I didnât come back.â
He didnât deny it. Couldnât.
The silence stretched, and for a moment, Jason braced himself for you to leave again. For you to say something final. Instead, you sighed, leaning against him, letting your warmth seep into the cracks heâd been too stubborn to acknowledge.
âYou donât get to do that again,â you murmured, voice soft but firm.
Jason swallowed. âIââ
âYou donât get to decide what I can handle, Jason.â You tilted your head, looking up at him with something unreadable in your eyes. âYouâre my person, rut or not. Got it?â
Jason inhaled sharply. The knot in his chest loosened, just a little. He nodded.
ââŠYeah. Got it.â
You huffed, satisfied, then nudged a takeout bag toward him. âGood. Now eat before I force-feed you.â
Jason cracked a real smile, small but there. And as he picked up the food, he finally let himself believe that maybeâjust maybeâhe wasnât as alone as he thought.
The WayneTech board meeting was scheduled for 9:00 a.m.
By 9:03, their encrypted systems were silently bleeding data into a private offshore server. No alarms. No alerts. Just a quiet, surgical extractionâclean, undetectable, and irreversible.
You watched from a dusty rooftop across the street, sipping coffee like any civilian on a break. Except your hands werenât shaking, and your eyes never left the mirrored windows reflecting a city that forgot you.
It wasnât about the files. Not really. Youâd already read themâtwiceâbefore deleting the backups. What mattered was what came next: one carefully altered blueprint. A subtle change in the emergency lockdown protocols, buried deep in the code. Harmless⊠until the moment someone needed them most.
You didnât need chaos. Not yet.
You needed doubt.
Down below, Bruce Wayneâs car pulled into the underground garage. Right on schedule. You watched as security greeted him with smiles and clipped nods.
They didnât know.
No one ever didâuntil it was too late.
You slipped the burner phone back into your pocket and turned away from the skyline. One step. Then another. Quiet boots on concrete. No capes. No flashy suits. Just a face theyâd stopped looking at long ago.
But you were done being invisible.
Your game had just begun.
It hadnât always been like this. You remembered your first week training with them. Youâd shown up earlyâexcited, eager to learn. Tim had offered a nod. Dick had smiled. Barbara barely looked up from her console.
You thought they were just busy. That maybe, in time, youâd earn your place. That if you just proved yourselfâŠ
And you did. Over and over again.
Yet somehow, you were always the footnote. The cautionary tale. âDonât be like them,â Bruce had once said to Damian during a sparring match. Youâd laughed it off then. Told yourself he meant your form. Not you.
You knew better now.
You remembered a moment not long ago: standing in the Batcave, trying to offer insight into an unfolding hostage situation. You had mapped out a possible escape routeâone they didnât see. You werenât loud. You didnât shout over anyone. You just slid the schematic across the table. Bruce didnât even glance at it. Tim talked over you. And when the building collapsedâwhen things went wrongâno one asked why.
Just a quiet, disappointed look. A cold shoulder. Another mark against your record.
You werenât angry anymore. Not really.
Just focused.
You stepped onto the street and vanished into the crowd. No one looked twice.
Perfect.
They wanted a ghost. Theyâll get one.
But not the kind they can exorcise. Not a whisper or a shadow. Youâll become something worse.
Something undeniable.
You passed a newsstand on your way to the subway. The headlines blared about another WayneTech breakthrough. Another miracle. Another story that never had your name in the footnotes, even though you remembered the late-night sessions, the endless trial runs theyâd let you conduct just to see if the theories held.
And they had. But it hadnât mattered.
You dipped underground, swiping a fake MetroCard as you passed the gate. A man bumped into youâapologized quickly. You nodded, saying nothing, and slipped the tracker into the fold of his coat pocket. It wasnât personal. He was just the next piece. A courier. Unwitting. Useful.
Your network was small. Precise. Built on favors, blackmail, and anonymous generosity. They didnât know youâand you liked it that way. Your face was forgettable, and youâd sharpened that into a weapon.
As the train sped through the tunnels, you stared at your reflection in the window. The person looking back wasnât a villain yet.
But they were getting close.
You smiledâjust a little.
âSoon,â you murmured.
This wasnât about revenge.
It was about recognition. About truth. About making them see the cracks theyâd built their empire onâstarting with you.
And when it all came tumbling down, youâd be standing at the center, calm and untouchable, while they scrambled to remember where it all went wrong.
Right here.
Right now.
And by then, it would be far, far too late.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Finished both Chapter 0 and Chapter 1 around the same time and figured I'd post them both.
Let me know what you guys think of this and if I should turn it into a full on fic or just post bits and pieces every once in awhile.
This is where you can find every fic I've currently written for different fandoms!
This is still a work in progress but wanted to make it easier for myself and others to find the fics I've written thus far. Please be patient while I get it figured out. Thanks!
Edit: I tried to make it more organized, gave up. That will be a laters problem when I have more fics posted and it gets confusing.
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DCxDP Fics:
Blood and Ectoplasm
Batfam Fics:
Operation: Sweet Tooth
Valentine's Day
3am Crackfic
Batbaby
Dadman: Rise of Cringe Pt.2
Bruce x Hal:
Headcanons
Caffine and Capes
John Constantine:
John x Witch!Reader
Alpha!Jason Todd:
Safe in His Scent
Wrapped in Red
Burning for You
More Than Enough
Dick Grayson (Nightwing):
Tilt-a-Heart
Duke Thomas:
Golden Hour
Superman:
A Quiet Retreat
Logan Howlette (Wolverine):
Not the Celebrating Type
Just This Once
Cabin Quiet, Cabin Warm
Oswald Cobblepot (Penguin):
One for the Birds
Flynn Rider:
A Birthday Fit for a Thief
MHA:
Your Name Was Hope (shigaraki x reader)
Burnt Bridges (dabi x reader)
Skullyyyy I NEED Dick and a male!Reader to have a really cutesy first date please đ„ș pretty please with sprinkles on top đđŒđđŒ
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You didnât expect a text from Dick Grayson at 11:07 PM that said, simply:
âHope youâre not in pajamas. Iâm kidnapping you. :)â
Ten minutes later, he was at your door, dressed down in jeans and a hoodie, grinning like he hadnât just spent the evening beating up muggers and rooftop-hopping across Gotham.
âYou good with carnivals?â he asked. âOr do I need to bribe you with deep-fried sugar?â
âIâm a guy. I can be bribed with food,â you smirked, stepping in beside him.
He drove out past the city lights, humming along to whatever was on the radio. You didnât talk much at firstânot because it was awkward, but because he was humming, and you liked the way he looked when he was relaxed.
The carnival was smaller than expectedâtucked behind a warehouse lot, almost hiddenâbut glowing with string lights and distant laughter. He bought your ticket before you could argue.
âLet me have this one, tough guy,â he teased, nudging your arm.
You rolled your eyes. âI didnât say anything.â
âYou were thinking it.â
The night blurred into rides and games: Dick trying to show off at the ring toss (and missing every time), you winning a plush bat on your first try, and him insisting that was a setup.
âYou sure youâre not secretly trained for carnival warfare?â he said, narrowing his eyes.
You leaned close. âAnd if I was?â
âIâd kiss you on the carousel,â he shot backâthen looked slightly surprised at himself.
You raised an eyebrow. âGuess you better win us a ride then, Grayson.â
He did. You ended up side by side on slowly moving horses, lights spinning above. He reached over halfway through, awkwardly at first, then more sure, linking his pinky with yours.
By the end of the night, when he walked you back to your door, there was a quiet tension. Not nervous. Just⊠warm. Real.
âHey,â he said, stuffing his hands in his hoodie pocket. âMind if Iâ?â
You didnât let him finish. You leaned in first, kissed him lightly. He smiled into it, hand brushing your jaw.
When you pulled back, he laughed softly. âYouâre trouble, you know that?â
You shrugged. âIâm a guy with good taste.â
Dick winked. âYeah. So am I.â
Summary: Bruce is benched from Batman duty. Instead of resting, he becomes... too much of a father.
It started with a pulled muscle.
BruceâBatman, scourge of the Gotham underworld, peak human conditioning, walking mythâhad slightly tweaked his back during a rooftop chase and had the audacity to wince in front of Alfred.
Within twenty-four hours, he was grounded by the Justice League, medicated by Leslie Thompkins, and scolded into submission by every member of the Batfamily.
âYou need rest,â Dick said, concerned.
âYou need to stop whining,â Damian added.
âYou need to sit down before you drop dead,â Jason grunted.
Bruce, in his infinite wisdom, nodded.
And then decided to go full dad mode.
The Batcave was reorganized by âchore rotation.â
âFamily Dinner Thursdaysâ became mandatory. If you missed it, heâd send a sad-face emoji. In the group chat. With a Bitmoji of himself wearing a â#1 Dadâ hoodie.
Jason was the first to crack.
âWhy is he like this?â he whispered at the dinner table, poking his lasagna like it offended him.
âHe made me go on a walk this morning,â Tim whispered back. âA brisk walk. Around the Manor. For 'mental clarity.'â
Bruce entered the room in khakis and a tucked-in polo shirt. âWhoâs ready for family game night?â
Dick groaned audibly. Damian tried to crawl under the table.
Later that week:
Bruce showed up at Damianâs fencing match in a shirt that read My Son Can Beat Up Your Son.
He cheered. Loudly.
âGO, DAMI! USE THE FOOTWORK WE PRACTICED!â
âYou practiced with him?â Dick asked, mortified.
âIn the backyard,â Bruce said, beaming. âWe bonded.â
Damian scowled. âHe made me drink coconut water and called it âdad fuel.ââ
It only got worse.
Bruce cornered Tim in the kitchen at 8AM with a breakfast burrito and a question sheet titled âHowâs College, Champ?â It had bullet points.
He helped Jason change a tire then handed him a handshake coupon for âOne Free Hug, No Questions Asked.â
He dragged Dick to a farmerâs market, bought a dozen jams, and told vendors about âmy acrobat son.â
Nightwingâs PR was never the same.
The final straw came when Bruce made the family record a TikTok to a trending dance.
He wore socks with sandals.
They all begged Zatanna to curse him.
Two Weeks Later:
Bruce was cleared for field duty. Suit polished. Cape pressed.
But at family dinner that night, he brought out a tray of grilled kabobs.
âDonât worry,â he said with a smirk. âIâm back. But Dadmanâs here to stay.â
Tim dropped his fork.
Jason muttered a prayer.
Damian screamed into a napkin.
Dick, exhausted, lifted his lemonade. âTo Dadman.â
Bruce raised his own glass proudly. âTo family.â
Alfred, in the background, smiled softly and took a photo for the fridge.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------ No one asked for this so why did I write this? Because free will is a thing apparently. Don't ask me what this is or why because I have no idea. I just needed it out of my brain.
Hi! So I'm the đ anon witherby's blog and I read your fic because of it. I just wanted to say I loved it! I don't read a lot of DC fics with Danny Phantom in them since I've never watched the show (though I'm starting to consider it).
Your ideas are incredible as is your writing style. I hope you keep writing!
1. Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed my story and for letting me know who you are lol
2. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND YOU WATCH IT!!! IT'S A GOOD SHOW!!
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