Jason Todd || Red Hood

Homebound Under Red Hood

(Established teammates; can be more)

After a mission goes catastrophically wrong, you’re left fighting to recover while Jason Todd quietly takes the blame for injuries that nearly killed you.

He calls it protocol. Damage control. Team responsibility.

But as he takes over your recovery with ruthless precision, the truth becomes harder for him to ignore—almost losing you has cracked open feelings he’s spent years burying, and now he’s not sure which is more dangerous: Gotham, or finally facing what you mean to him.

 Pom Note: Sorry for the lack of posting—life has been beating my ass thoroughly lately. Between the ice storm that seemed to never bloody end and having to take over as leadership at work I’m having difficulty getting the right mindset to make content. Hoping it’ll slow down soon and I can post a bit more regularly. And thank you everyone for 4000 followers!!

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Night in Gotham never really settled. It just changed flavors.

Tonight it tasted like cordite and bad decisions.

Jason moved first through the warehouse district, boots silent on concrete slick with old oil and river damp. The red helmet tracked heat signatures through the haze while comms stayed open in his ear—low static, distant sirens, the muted shuffle of the rest of the Outlaws taking position.

Two-Face had picked a charming little slice of hell to hole up in. Abandoned shipping depot. Multiple entry points. Elevated walkways. Blind corners. Too clean.

Jason didn’t like clean.

“Too quiet,” he muttered under his breath, voice rough through the modulator.

A few seconds of nothing. Then movement. Two-Face’s goons spilling from behind stacked crates and rusted forklifts, guns up, sloppy but numerous. Jason stepped into them like a problem he was born to solve—controlled shots, efficient brutality, the sharp crack of rubber rounds and live fire