Underestimating an enemy is one of the most dangerous mistakes to make. Damian knows this. But they were just toys. Not a threat and more of an annoyance. He didn't think twice about separating himself from Batgirl over the course of the day, wanting the chance to fly solo, to lash out against these paltry opponents, and prove himself still worthy
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It's fitting, he thinks, after a morning of hacking his way through fucking dolls, that he'd find Robin at the bottom of a dogpile, purple haired clowns closing in and fast. Jason hates clowns, for obvious reasons and for the same reason that every kid hates them - they can't stop smiling and it's creepy as fuck.
"Hey chuckles!" he barks, and the clown hanging onto Robin's cape explodes in a burst of cotton. Jason aims his gun again, picks off the clown pressed tight to Damian's back with a marksman's surety, only precious inches to spare and not a one of them wasted. "I thought the pony ride was that way!"
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"Tt," he says, shooting a scathing look towards Todd that's not lessened any by the domino affixed to his face. "What are you doing?"
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He's laughing even as three more burst out at him from the trees. Jason eludes them with a graceful flip, feet catching against a tree trunk and shoving off to send him right over their purple heads. "Shuriken, huh?" he asks as he lands, "Nice," and pulls the keris dagger from the sheath at his hip. It hasn't seen the light of day in months, and he's missed it, missed using it, the truth of it plain in the curve of his smile when he slices right through a cotton throat. "Nothing beats close combat, even when it's stuffed."
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But Damian Wayne isn't most ten-year-olds.
His eyes fall on Todd's knife, glinting in the torchlight. With its distinct, asymmetrical dagger, it could be the twin of one of Ra's al Ghul's weapons.
"Where did you get that?"
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