Dick Grayson || Nightwing
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Final Act at the Masquerade
(Established teammates; secret feelings)
Thank you to my sissy Cirilon for the commission! Jason’s version also coming!
At a high-society masquerade in Blüdhaven, Dick goes undercover to track a calculated attacker targeting the city’s elite. After splitting up to cover more ground, you go silent on comms—forcing Dick to hunt you down through the estate. He finds you captured and used as bait, with the villain holding a detonator rigged to blow the building. Forced into a choice between saving you or stopping the bomb, Dick reveals he’s already evacuated the entire place. The moment the villain hesitates, the illusion of control shatters—and Dick moves in to take the detonator by force.
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Blüdhaven’s elite didn’t do subtle.
They did excess—gold-drenched balconies, silk-draped railings, laughter too loud to be genuine, masks hiding expressions that never quite softened. The masquerade sprawled across the upper floors of the waterfront estate, curated to feel untouchable.
Which made it the perfect place for someone to hunt them.
Dick moved through the crowd with practiced ease, posture loose, presence forgettable in the way he’d learned to be when he needed to disappear in plain sight. His focus wasn’t on the spectacle. It was on patterns. Movement. The quiet inconsistencies that never matched the performance.
Three attacks. Same kind of victims. Same social circles. Wealth, influence, power.
Someone wasn’t guessing.
They were selecting.
His attention shifted subtly toward the east wing, where the crowd thickened just enough to hide something moving underneath it. He tracked routes, exits, lines of sight. The music pulsed steadily, a distraction most people leaned into.
He didn’t.
Something felt off.
Not enough to act on. Not enough to call the mission.
Just enough to linger
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