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A Bird's Flight by Badknights
Fandoms: Batman - All Media Types, Batman (Comics), All For The Game - Nora Sakavic
30 Jun 2026
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Tim Drake thought he was going to die when got thrown through an unknown portal during a fight against a magic user. Instead he got sent to an Alternate Earth — one without vigilantes, superheroes, or metahumans, and, most importantly, without his family. Tim tries to keep his head down while searching for a way back home, but with each passing month, he loses a little more hope.
Exy wasn’t part of his plan; it was never supposed to be more than the unfamiliar sport that existed here and that his alternate self apparently played. But months pass, Tim is still stuck and unable to freely resume his activities as a vigilante without drawing too much attention in this world, so he starts using Exy as an outlet for his growing frustration.
He definitely didn’t expect or plan for his playing to bring him one Coach David Wymack to his school with an offer to play for his team.
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Tim wakes up inexplicably in his two-year-old body. Which: odd. But just think, how many people would kill to have an opportunity to redo their life! And Tim has so much he wants to change, so much he wants. He wants to feel important to Bruce. He wants to be Dick's favorite. He wants Jason (his childhood hero) to think he's cool. He wants Damian to need him. And really, is it manipulation if his family benefits from it?
Or: He was halfway through the second trash can, when a startled “Good lord” caught him off guard. Tim glanced up, the rhythmic sucking of his pacifier coming to a still at the sight of a black Rolls Royce idling at the side road that lead to Wayne Manor. Alfred was staring at him from the over the car top, aghast. “Master Bruce, it’s not a raccoon.”
From the back seat, Bruce Wayne stared at him. Tim stared back.
Or: Tim is side tracked by his actual childish needs and wants, gets a whole bunch of his nannies fired, terrorizes his parents with a series of petty revenges, is an honest employer of one (1) newly minted murderer for hire, endears himself to – and thoroughly weirds out – the Waynes, and is generally just a petty, manipulative, vindictive, smol boy.
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Chapter 12: Four, Part 1: With Extended Family like These...
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What Sort of A Love Cuts This Deep? by Neliel135
Fandoms: House of the Dragon (TV), A Song of Ice and Fire - George R. R. Martin
29 Jun 2026
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"Did you even love him?" Aemond asked casually, as if it were a simple question, but Lucerys could hear the challenge in his voice.
His heart clenched, and though he knew he shouldn’t be offended, he couldn’t help it.
He met his uncle’s gaze, eyes cold and unyielding. "Of course I did."
Addam hadn’t just been his husband by duty; their marriage had been built on love.
Their children were not mere heirs; they were born of the bond they shared.
Lucerys would have traded his own life to take Addam’s place, if only it could undo the loss.
Aemond’s smirk deepened.
"I find that hard to believe," he taunted, his voice dripping with disdain.
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Lucerys, the Lord of The Tides, finds himself widowed at a young age. Between his children and Driftmark, he tries his best to deal with the grief and move forward. But it would all be much more bearable if he didn't have to endure Aemond's presence. -
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Waking up in your 10 year old body is… jarring to say the least.
Presented with an opportunity he can’t waste, Tim fixes everything, but at a cost no one remembers. They’ve forgotten it all.
They’ve forgotten him.
He convinces himself it's better this way...because it is.
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Damian doesn't have the patience for high society, but if he has to conform, he might as well learn from the best.
A continuation of Brothers Fight (Read Part 1 for context)
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- Part 2 of Better Off
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Tim Drake is good at surviving.
He knows how to keep his head down, how to read a room, how to make himself useful enough to be tolerated. Between school, a café job, and a home that never quite feels like one, Tim doesn’t expect much more than that.
Babysitting Damian Wayne was supposed to be simple. Temporary. A paycheck.
Instead, Tim finds himself pulled into a family that notices too much, bruises that linger, smiles that don’t reach his eyes, silences that say more than words ever could.
The Batfamily sees one of their own.
And Tim?
Tim is learning what it feels like when someone stays.