Candira
Singularity
- Joined
- Jan 9, 2009
Barbara sighed as she looked over the newspaper at her table in the school cafeteria. Crime was on the rise, according to the latest headline, and the public wanted to know where Batman was. Truth be told, so did she. It had been the longest time since she'd seen Bruce anywhere, and she was beginning to lose faith that he was still alive and well. She prayed every night that she was wrong. And sometimes during the day as well. She kept expecting to see him, but she never did.
And now Robbin was gone--her only ally had disappeared as well, and it was proving to be too much for her to handle all alone. Criminals were becoming bolder and getting more dangerous every day. She hoped that her partner was still alive and well out there, but she got the feeling that the more time she spent wondering about him, the more time was wasted on a man that was already dead. The thought pained her too much to continue thinking about it. Biting her lip she stopped herself and made herself think of something else. Like how she was going to take care of the Jokers tonight. She had to stop them from getting their next shipment in any way she could. It wouldn't be easy, though, and she was well aware of that fact.
And then the redhead packed up her things and strolled casually out of the cafeteria, her sandwich in hand as she made her way to her car. She had to get to the manor and the bat cave. Alfred was still there, and she could certainly ask him for help in strategizing. Once she got there, the dazzling young woman was admitted by Wayne's distinguished butler. She smiled and hugged the old man, the two of them sharing their troubles for a moment before they headed down to the cave. It was getting late by the time the two of them were finished working out the plan. She'd have just enough time to get there if she hurried.
And so she suited up, her fantastic body encased in the famous "Batgirl" suit, the light-weight but protective armor making her body look even better. She was thin, but muscled and very toned. If she punched someone, they weren't getting back up. Once she was ready to go, she gave a wave to Alfred and then hopped on her motorcycle tearing off into the streets of Gotham, heading toward the docks and Joker territory to stake out the place.
And now Robbin was gone--her only ally had disappeared as well, and it was proving to be too much for her to handle all alone. Criminals were becoming bolder and getting more dangerous every day. She hoped that her partner was still alive and well out there, but she got the feeling that the more time she spent wondering about him, the more time was wasted on a man that was already dead. The thought pained her too much to continue thinking about it. Biting her lip she stopped herself and made herself think of something else. Like how she was going to take care of the Jokers tonight. She had to stop them from getting their next shipment in any way she could. It wouldn't be easy, though, and she was well aware of that fact.
And then the redhead packed up her things and strolled casually out of the cafeteria, her sandwich in hand as she made her way to her car. She had to get to the manor and the bat cave. Alfred was still there, and she could certainly ask him for help in strategizing. Once she got there, the dazzling young woman was admitted by Wayne's distinguished butler. She smiled and hugged the old man, the two of them sharing their troubles for a moment before they headed down to the cave. It was getting late by the time the two of them were finished working out the plan. She'd have just enough time to get there if she hurried.
And so she suited up, her fantastic body encased in the famous "Batgirl" suit, the light-weight but protective armor making her body look even better. She was thin, but muscled and very toned. If she punched someone, they weren't getting back up. Once she was ready to go, she gave a wave to Alfred and then hopped on her motorcycle tearing off into the streets of Gotham, heading toward the docks and Joker territory to stake out the place.