Inter-dimensional travel was never pretty. Damian had read reports of being sucked into an alternate reality where everything that didn't matter was the same and the few things that did were altered in some key, disturbing fashion. And considering his line of work, he had always figured it would only be a matter of time until he experienced the
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Damian folds his arm and his lips curve onto a sneer that any bratty child would be jealous of. He tilts his head slightly to the side as he watches the boy go through that form. Pathetic. He had learned those moves before he could speak properly.
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There. He's being helpful. Pennyworth should be proud.
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"I'm Riku, Riku Miyagusku."
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It would be prudent still to only give his title. But, then again, he doesn't want to be only Robin for the foreseeable future. Not here.
"Damian," he says finally and holds out his hand. Last names may still be too risky to use.
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"Gotham City," Damian answers and releases his hand to wipe his own on his leggings. "And you?'
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He'll change the subject fairly quickly, though. "So you're from Gotham? Cool! I've heard about it," he says, but he's careful not to say more: he's heard of people from seemingly fictional worlds turning up here, and he doesn't want to make the colossal blunder of offending someone by calling their world fictional.
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"Really. Try."
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But the haunting passes, and he continues. "I decided, once I got here, that I'd like to follow in Saya's footsteps: I want to be a warrior and help protect the people who live here. There's been some trouble here: there's nasty wolves in the woods, and there's a demon called Morgoth who comes out every so often to attack people's minds."
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At least Riku was putting himself to use, though. That Damian understood. "People's minds?"
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