Player Tim Drake

[Blurb]: Tim is a player. When the System asked him to choose his background, he picked [Both Parents Dead] so he could operate more freely. It was a perfectly standard tragic-backstory setup, but from the start, Tim was dumped in Arkham Asylum and made the Joker's neighbor. Tim: "??? What happened?" System: "Come on, you can't deny this is a tragic backstory!" Tim: "..." Tim had no choice but to spend a month living for free in Arkham. Batman eventually found out something was wrong and took him out, but by then Tim had become the asylum's favorite. Batman: "I'm sorry, kid. You're safe now." Tim: "Oh, it's fine. I kind of like Arkham. Everyone there is so nice to talk to!" Batman: "...?" Since Bruce had just adopted Jason, he didn't adopt Tim as well. All he knew was that a kind couple had taken Tim in. After that, he lost track of him. Tim, meanwhile, successfully joined the Court of Owls. Now, at last, the game had begun Player Tim Drake had decided to complete every side quest, so Daytime. Tim: "Why is there so much paperwork? What? The police are here again? Okay, okay. Pack up my work. Yeah, send it to the innermost room in Blackgate, and order me a pepper steak while you're at it. Thanks." Nighttime. "Robin doesn't say a word about doing the job." "Not a single Talon is any trouble-free." "Is nobody left in the League of Assassins?!" Later, Tim's secret identity was accidentally exposed. Bruce: "So there was no Jackson Robin. It was Tim Drake, the Owlman, all along." Jason: "Damn, I wondered why my workload went up after I beat up Robin. Turns out you're my boss." Damian: "Drake! Give me back my cat!" Ra's: "It's all right, Detective. There will always be a place for you here." Dick: "Am I the only one who noticed Tim can rewind time?!" Tim: "..." What should a player do when they get caught in an identity-reveal free-for-all? Obviously, fake their death~ [Warning]: OOC. Tim Drake is an atypical, amoral Fourth Calamity player. Pure chaos, no logic. The player isn't omnipotent. The Joker won't die. Lots of original headcanons. Theme: Life, love, and the value of one's own existence