Bruce never imagined that the Batcave was sentient.
The cave has existed since he was a child, but he didn't discover its existence until he fell into this dark, bat-filled place.
At that time, he was so scared that he called his mother. But a few years later, he returned to this place and turned it into the base of the Dark Knight and the "birthplace" of Batman.
Everything started to go off the rails when he brought back an unknown object.
Bruce - Batman rarely went blank, frozen in place, watching his Batmobile transform into a giant robot to rescue Jason from the warehouse that was about to explode.
His reason could only allow him to ask subconsciously and vigilantly: "What are you?"
The robot bowed its head gently.
"My child," it said, "Bruce, I'm your MOM."
...? What?
"Cool!" His son, who had just escaped from life-threatening danger, shouted excitedly from the side.
But Bruce just felt that everything today was a dream.
…
"So you're the Batmobile? Hey, I hope you don't hold a grudge against me for taking off one of your tires!"
"I won't." It replied softly in a mechanical voice: "Besides, the Batmobile is only a part of me."
"I'm what you call the Batcave."
What does this mean?
"This means," its steady voice seemed to be smiling, and then in the cave filled with high-tech machinery, everything moved as if it were alive.
"There are many 'I's' here."
And mom will keep you safe.
Note:
1. CP is not yet determined, everything depends on fate
2. I'm already a mom, so there's no problem with the female protagonist in the Batcave () But the protagonist is not Martha, and she won't replace her.
3. Source of inspiration: Legends of the Dark Knight #69
Intent: Non-human maternal love is equally great