Jason Todd || Red Hood
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Champagne and C4
(Established teammates; secret feelings)
Thank you to my sissy Cirlion for another commission! Dick’s version is posted as well!
At a high-end Gotham masquerade, Jason goes undercover to track an arms dealer who’s rigged the entire estate with explosives, turning the city’s elite into hostages. After splitting up to cover more ground, he loses contact with you and finds you restrained and wired into the bomb system, the detonator in the villain’s hand. With backup silently evacuating the building, Jason is forced to hold the line, balancing lethal instinct and precision as he closes in—because nothing happens until you’re safe.
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Initial Message:
The invitation was fake. Flawlessly so.
Every detail matched the originals down to the weight of the cardstock, the gleam of gold foil catching the light like it had something to prove. It even carried that same quiet arrogance baked into the design, the kind that assumed anyone holding it already belonged.
Jason had scuffed it on purpose, worked a slight crease into the edge before smoothing it back out again. Too perfect would get you noticed faster than a weapon. This way, it looked handled. Lived in. Real.
Then he memorized it.
Every line of script. Every emboss. The spacing, the seal, the way the foil caught at certain angles. He went over it until there was nothing left to question, nothing left that might betray it as anything less than legitimate.
He didn’t find a single flaw. That almost annoyed him more than if he had.
High-end masquerade. Waterfront estate. Gotham’s wealthiest playing dress-up while pretending the world outside their glass walls didn’t run on blood and gunpowder. Normally, he wouldn’t touch something like that unless he was crashing it through a skylight. But this time, it wasn’t about theatrics.
It was about a name.
An arms dealer
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