[Comprehensive British and American] Heroes set up villains script

Is this the father's embrace?

Aesop couldn't help squinting his eyes comfortably. The thing he's been pursuing is actually right in front of him, but he just didn't want to admit it in the past.

Aesop no longer simply returned to Wayne Manor, but truly returned to this big family, consisting of Batman, Nightwing, Red Hood, Red Robin and Robin, and Carnival Rabbit.

This strangely formed family is as warm as any other.

Suddenly Aesop opened his eyes, and he found three pairs of eyes watching this scene in the crack of the door, three pairs of blue eyes.

At this glance, you can tell who these three people are, Dick, Tim, and Damian.

All of a sudden, all the clues passed on a thread, and the thinking became clear at once, all of this was in their plan.

Bruce and himself are part of the plan.

Well, that's not a bad thing.

Aesop didn't bother to pursue it.Aesop didn't want to leave Bruce's arms yet, he wouldn't have the courage to go next time. He pretended not to see the sight through the crack of the door, closed his eyes and enjoyed the hug.

Until a noise broke the short silence.

Pushed into the room, a staggered Damian who almost fell complained, "Tim, what are you pushing me for?"

Tim blinked innocently and spit out devilish words softly: "Dick squeezed me first, and I moved forward when it hurt me."

Dick, who was dumped, first argued: "I didn't mean it, I couldn't see clearly from a little distance." He looked up and noticed the separated father and son, staring at them with complicated eyes.

"..cough, folks. I think we'd better let the civil strife go." Dick.

Bruce rubbed his eyebrows and asked dumbfoundedly. "So, this is all your tricks?" However, from their conversations, and their appearance here, and secretly observing outside the door, it can be seen that these ancient elves.

"What?" Damian looked confused, Damian was completely excluded from the beginning.

So he had no idea what Bruce was referring to.

Aesop looked at Damian with pity, the silly boy seemed to be excluded from Dick and Tim's plan.

Damian seemed to read something from Aesop's eyes, his ice blue eyes were burning with angry flames and pointed at Dick and Tim.

"You're kidding me!" Damian raised his fist, which was only considered small compared to his brothers, and slammed it on Dick's abdomen like a raindrop.

Not very painful, but enough to make Dick drink a jug.

As for why he didn't hit Tim, because Tim was very clever and rushed behind Bruce at the same time Damian found out.

The plan was obviously from Tim, who was smart, or too smart.

That's not a bad thing, at least not right now.Bruce's soft gaze flicks over his energetic children.

He and his baby finally had an ending.

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...

The first ray of sunlight in the morning sprinkled into the room and shot straight at the tightly closed eyelids. Aesop let out a low moan and stretched out his arms to cover his eyes.

After a while, Aesop sat up from the bed with difficulty, went to the window, and stretched himself.

Last night, he forgot to close the curtains, my God.

Now that he woke up, Aesop wouldn't go back to sleep, but he had a good dream last night, and he hasn't had a good dream for a long time.

He dreamed of a family with him, Jason, and Bruce, and they were very happy together.

After washing and getting dressed, Aesop went downstairs, just in time to bump into Alfred who was going upstairs to wake him up.

Alfred bowed to him, and said with a kind smile on his face: "Master Aesop, please sit at the table for a while, and I will call Master Damian."

At nine o'clock in the morning, it was breakfast time at Wayne Manor. At this point, only Damian, who was still a child, was still lying in bed. Fortunately, Aesop woke up a little earlier, otherwise he would also be one of the children staying in bed.

Aesop nodded and looked past Alfred to the dining table.

Bruce sat at the head of the dining table and read the newspaper. Bruce is very energetic today, even more energetic than before. It can be seen from the meticulous combing of his hair and the piercing eyes.

Normally, Bruce wouldn't come down to eat breakfast at this point, and Alfred would usually send it to the room, because Bruce, who was on the night watch, didn't wake up at all at this point.

Or he didn't sleep all night and came directly to breakfast, his hair was messy, his eye circles were blue, and his eyes were full of bloodshot beard and stubble.

It seemed that Aesop was not the only one who had a good dream last night, Bruce also had a good sleep.

Tim was sitting on a stool behind the dining table drinking coffee while Dick slumped in a chair.

Tim was the first person to see Aesop going downstairs. He raised his head and greeted with a smile: "Good morning, Brother Aesop."

Hearing the voice, Dick also looked up: "Morning, little bird."

Bruce also put down the newspaper and looked at Aesop, and said hello, "Good morning."

Aesop glanced at them and said, "Good morning, Tim, Dick...Father." The father at the end hesitated and whispered.

He was still a little unaccustomed to calling him father like that, and was a little shy, but Aesop liked this feeling very much.

Bruce glanced at Aesop knowingly, he nodded, and lifted the newspaper to cover the upturned corner of his mouth. The shyness of the big boy is understandable, of course he wants to save face for the child.

Dick used to call himself 'Daddy' for a long time when he was a kid, but when he got older he changed his name to Bruce to save face.

He was a little surprised that Aesop would call himself 'Father'. He thought that the other party would call himself Bruce just like Dick and Tim.

Bruce was both surprised and delighted by Aesop's reaction.

Aesop sat next to Dick, and after a while Damian, who was sleepy and super upset, also came down the stairs.

Alfred served the food, and the breakfast time officially began.

Aesop took a seat vacant next to Dick's, which belonged to Jason, and next to Aesop was Damian.

Thinking of Jason, Aesop paused, he didn't know if he should tell Bruce that Jason was still alive.

Bruce still thinks that the clown killed Jason, which is true. Jason was indeed killed by the clown, but now he is resurrected.

Aesop didn't know why Jason was resurrected. This is something that science can't explain. Lazarus Spring Water doesn't have the function of resurrecting people.

The point is, he doesn't know to what extent Jason's memory has recovered now, whether he still hates Batman, and if so, he told Bruce that Jason is still alive.

To Jason, this was betrayal.

But if you don't tell Bruce, Bruce will always live in guilt and pain for Jason, and Aesop doesn't want to see his family suffer.

Aesop had to choose between his family and Jason, so he decided to contact Jason first to make a decision.

After breakfast, Aesop returned to the room. He changed into a black training suit, stood by the bed and sent a message to Thalia, asking about Jason's progress, and telling Thalia that he might go to the League of Assassins soon. 'Visit'.

He knew Thalia would understand what that meant.

Aesop looked at the phone for half a minute, and then threw the phone on the bed. Usually, Thalia was either out on field missions or organizing assassin training in the training room during this time.

Aesop put on his flat shoes and walked towards the pendulum clock by the corridor on the second floor. He was going to the Batcave. Dick had invited him to train together just now—

There is a batcave fighting time every week. Let's compete and see what your own shortcomings or what others have.

Usually, Aesop would not go to participate. It is not that Dick did not invite him in the past, and he never agreed once. Tim is not very interested in this, but it is a family event and he must participate.

Every time after Tim finished participating, he would always look flat and flat until after dinner at night.

Aesop, who has officially integrated into this family, is also more interested in this. More importantly, Aesop really wants to know the upper limit of the Bat family.

Bruhaven's private law enforcer Nightwing, Batman's assistant Robin, and the son of Batman, the young master of the League of Assassins, Aesop wanted to know their upper limit of abilities and what they were good at.

Even if they had heard about it in the past, the content of the intelligence would not be as true as seeing is believing. However, Aesop didn't think that they would use their real strength during training.

But Aesop had to know their strength. Even if they were his family now, Aesop still couldn't completely let go of his guard.

No, it should be said that this is his instinct.He needs to know their strength. In case of splitting and internal fighting in the future, it will definitely be of great help. The old saying of the flower planters is good, knowing yourself and the enemy can win every battle.

When Aesop came to the training ground in the Batcave, everyone else had already arrived. Dick was practicing against Damian. Batman was not here. He always had a lot of things to do, most of which were about brother Tan thing.

Tim was wearing a white T-shirt and dark blue pants. He put his hands on the guardrail and stared at Dick and Damian who were fighting without blinking.

Tim can learn a lot from their fights, even if he doesn't like fighting them very much, it's a fighting stance.

No one in the Bat family does not want to fight, and Tim, who seems mild-mannered, is no different.

At this time Tim was staring at the battle between Dick and Damian fascinatedly, trying to record everything he saw and use it in the battle.

Tim doesn't like fighting, especially fighting with his family. Although it's a competition, those guys are not satisfied, and they don't care about thinking so much when fighting.

Such a serious Tim didn't even see Aesop coming. Aesop stood beside Tim with his hands folded. He glanced at Tim and found that Tim was so attentive.

Aesop also set his sights on the battle between Dick and Damian.

The battle between the two was brilliant, and Dick didn't let his guard down because Damian was a kid, and he didn't let Damian just because he was a kid.

What Damian showed was not like a child at all, he cleverly used his petite body to be extremely agile, and he concentrated his strength on one point to break through.

Dick moved forward, Damian retreated or bypassed and took the opportunity to attack, and Dick's forward was not completely defenseless, he was paying attention to his back while moving forward.

While their fists were rubbing against each other, they didn't hurt each other severely.

The final duel between the two ended with Dick grabbing Damian's arm and throwing it over his shoulder.

The sound of Damian's back falling to the ground made Aesop feel pain when he heard it, and Dick didn't hold back at all.

The author has something to say:

Deal with the relationship with Jason and the clown, and run to the end happily.