Trust Between Brothers - Priceless
OOC: Tidbits from Robin #169; preview/spoilers for Nightwing #139.
For everything else...the Titans card. Never leave the Tower without it.
[Locked to those who know Tim's identity]
...Alright; I'll admit it - I was kinda tempted. How many people get the opportunity of a lifetime to bring back their loved ones? Not many, if any at all.
Putting on the act was fun, though. I rarely get the opportunity to face someone who's near the same level as Bruce, and this guy has it. He said it himself concerning the superior man-he must decide which path to take.
Though, to be honest...The superior man didn't have an older brother who's determined to stop you to the point of knocking you out!
I'm sure anyone else in his place would've done the same thing. And I mean anyone. Case in Point:
Easy - tossing what seems to be anything but warning shots when your brother crashes the party after you were involuntarily invited yourself. He dodges and counteracts with his own, naturally.
Costly - a staff you personally make yourself about to collide with a set of Escrima fighting sticks in what could be known as the confrontation that makes the world shake in fear. A phrase that means 'brothers taking sibling rivalry to the next level.'
Priceless - the piece of advice your brother gives you as the two of you are about seconds from clashing in a somewhat pointless battle that should be better focused on your enemies will be remembered for years to come. Still...isn't he following the 'shoot first; ask questions later' routine?
For everything else...the Titans card. Never leave the Tower without it.
[Locked to those who know Tim's identity]
...Alright; I'll admit it - I was kinda tempted. How many people get the opportunity of a lifetime to bring back their loved ones? Not many, if any at all.
Putting on the act was fun, though. I rarely get the opportunity to face someone who's near the same level as Bruce, and this guy has it. He said it himself concerning the superior man-he must decide which path to take.
Though, to be honest...The superior man didn't have an older brother who's determined to stop you to the point of knocking you out!
I'm sure anyone else in his place would've done the same thing. And I mean anyone. Case in Point:
Easy - tossing what seems to be anything but warning shots when your brother crashes the party after you were involuntarily invited yourself. He dodges and counteracts with his own, naturally.
Costly - a staff you personally make yourself about to collide with a set of Escrima fighting sticks in what could be known as the confrontation that makes the world shake in fear. A phrase that means 'brothers taking sibling rivalry to the next level.'
Priceless - the piece of advice your brother gives you as the two of you are about seconds from clashing in a somewhat pointless battle that should be better focused on your enemies will be remembered for years to come. Still...isn't he following the 'shoot first; ask questions later' routine?
