Omnitrix: DC's New Dawn

Hi, it is I.

I am here again to thank, TyrantTron335, for reviewing this novel.

Thank you mate. o(￣▽￣)ｄ

And thank you for the comments, WolfLord. (～￣▽￣)～

Man, I only work on these chapter daily because of the comments, which make this story alive. ＞﹏＜

and I would very much like to know which direction you want this story to go. I need ideas. I am running out of them, just kidding but it would really help.

And on note, I will focus on writing Zion's side of the story for the next chapters, not because I want to neglect Kara but I don't know how to write a female character well. 

So, if I have any female reader. Please give me a bit of insight.

Sorry, for keeping you here,

Thank you, for reading this far.

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- Gotham -

Gotham City was cloaked in the darkness of night, its towering skyscrapers casting long shadows over the bustling streets below. High above, perched on a rooftop, was Robin, vigilant as ever. The rooftop offered a perfect vantage point to observe his mentor as he prowled the city below. He had been keeping a watchful eye on Batman, his mentor and partner, for a few days now. At first, he thought that his partner was just getting increasingly stressed, but as he observed more, something was deeply amiss.

Batman had always been a paragon of control and discipline, but lately, Robin had noticed troubling changes. The Caped Crusader's actions were growing more erratic, his movements more unpredictable, and his methods more brutal. It was as if a shadow had fallen over his once-unwavering resolve.

Robin had observed Batman chasing down criminals with a relentless determination that bordered on recklessness. His vigilantism seemed to have taken on a new edge, pushing the boundaries of his code. Gotham's rogues were no match for the fury that emanated from the Dark Knight.

But it wasn't just the intensity of Batman's crime-fighting that raised red flags for Robin. There were whispers in the underworld, rumors of unusual activities and strange alliances. And then there were Batman's unexplained visits to Metropolis, a city with its own share of heroes and mysteries.

With a heavy heart, Robin knew he had to confront Batman about this transformation, and he knew that the time had come to address Batman about his peculiar behavior. With a mixture of concern and determination, he tracked the Caped Crusader to a secluded rooftop where the night's events had brought him face-to-face with a group of criminals.

As Batman swiftly subdued the thugs, breaking spirits and bones, Robin seized the moment to approach his mentor. With the darkened skyline as their backdrop, Robin spoke up, his voice laced with unease.

"Batman," he began, "we need to talk. You've been acting strangely lately, and I've noticed you making frequent trips to Metropolis. Is there something you're not telling me?"

Batman turned to face his young protege, his mask hiding his expression, but his eyes revealed a hint of uncertainty.

"It's nothing, Robin," he replied in his deep, gravelly voice, "Just business. Gotham needs me, that's all."

Robin wasn't convinced, and he took a step closer. "I've been your partner for a long time now, and I know when something's bothering you. This isn't just about Gotham, is it? Please, tell me what's going on."

A tense silence hung in the air as Batman considered his response. He knew he couldn't keep his partner completely in the dark, but the weight of the secret he carried was immense.

Finally, he spoke, "Robin, there are things I can't share right now. It's not about trust; it's about protecting you."

Robin's concern deepened, but he respected Batman's need for secrecy. He knew that his mentor had his reasons, even if he couldn't fathom them at the moment. With a nod of acknowledgment, Robin watched as Batman turned away, his cape billowing in the wind as he disappeared into the Gotham night.

As Batman disappeared into Gotham's night, Robin was left with a gnawing sense of unease. He couldn't simply accept Batman's vague explanation, not when the city's safety and their partnership were at stake. The relentless pursuit of truth was ingrained in him, just as it was in Batman.

Determined to uncover the source of Batman's unease, Robin decided to take matters into his own hands. He knew that his mentor's secrets were guarded by the high-tech wonders of the Batcave, but that wouldn't deter him. He had learned from the best, after all.

Silently, Robin descended from the rooftop and made his way back to Wayne Manor, where the Batcave lay hidden beneath. The entrance was concealed, but Robin knew the security codes and had access to the cavernous underground lair.

Once inside, he observed that Batman had acquired a new Batcomputer, a sleek and advanced machine that seemed out of place next to the older, perfectly functional one. The oddity of this new addition only fueled Robin's determination.

Robin couldn't resist the urge to investigate. He sat down at the new console and began to search for any clues that could explain Batman's recent behavior. The computer's interface was unfamiliar, but Robin's tech-savvy skills allowed him to navigate it with ease.

Minutes turned into hours as Robin delved into the digital realm of the Batcomputer, sifting through data and surveillance feeds, trying to piece together the puzzle. He knew he was treading on thin ice, and if Batman were to discover his intrusion, it could jeopardize their partnership.

Then, something caught his eye—a folder with an enigmatic name buried deep within the system. The folder was encrypted with the highest level of security, a testament to Batman's caution. It was clear that whatever secrets it held were meant to remain hidden.

With a sense of trepidation, Robin initiated the decryption process, knowing that he was about to unearth a truth that could change everything. The soft hum of the Batcave's technology filled the air as he waited for the decryption to finish.

The seconds ticked by like an eternity as Robin anxiously awaited the decryption of the enigmatic folder. The Batcave, bathed in the eerie glow of the Batcomputer's monitors, seemed to hold its breath alongside him. The folder was named "Project Nightfall," a name that sent shivers down his spine.

Finally, the encryption yielded, and the folder's contents were unveiled. What Robin saw on the screen left him stunned. It contained a trove of information, documents, and photographs that seemed to be part of a meticulously kept secret.

The documents revealed that Batman had been conducting a covert investigation into a new and powerful criminal organization that had recently taken root in Gotham City. The photographs showed the faces of key players, some of whom were prominent figures in the city's political and business circles.

But what sent a chill down Robin's spine was a series of notes and files detailing a plan that involved not only Gotham but also Metropolis. It appeared that Batman had been gathering intelligence on a sinister plot that had the potential to affect both cities on an unprecedented scale.

Robin's mind raced as he absorbed the weight of the situation. The darkness that had consumed Batman was not a personal crisis but a response to a grave threat that had pushed him to his limits. The information he had uncovered raised more questions than answers, but one thing was clear—Gotham was in danger, and Batman had been keeping the truth hidden to protect Robin and the city.

Just as Robin was grappling with the enormity of the revelation, the Batcomputer's alert system pinged. It was a notification that Batman was returning to the Batcave. Panic set in as Robin quickly tried to close the folder and erase any traces of his intrusion. He knew that revealing his discovery now could jeopardize their mission.

With the folder securely hidden again, Robin returned to the console's main screen, feigning ignorance as Batman entered the Batcave. The Caped Crusader's stern visage remained unchanged, but there was a sense of relief in his

 eyes as he looked at Robin.

"Is everything okay?" Batman asked, his voice measured.

Robin hesitated for a moment, then replied, "Yeah, Batman, everything's fine. I was just checking the new Batcomputer. It's impressive, but I don't get why you got another one when the old one works fine."

"Technical issues," Batman gave a short answer.

With Batman's return to the Batcave, Robin felt the weight of the truth pressing upon him. He had uncovered a web of secrets that reached far beyond Gotham's familiar villains. The folder named "Project Nightfall" contained a plan that threatened both their city and Metropolis, a plan that Batman had been silently battling.

As the Batcomputer's screens displayed the usual data and surveillance feeds, Robin fought to keep his voice steady.

"Batman," he began cautiously, "There's something I need to tell you."

Batman turned to Robin, his expression still masked by the cowl, but his eyes revealing a flicker of curiosity. "What is it, Robin?"

With a deep breath, Robin explained, "I couldn't ignore your strange behavior any longer, so I started digging. I found a folder in the Batcomputer, 'Project Nightfall.' It's about this criminal organization and their plans that involve both Gotham and Metropolis."

A tense silence enveloped the Batcave as Batman absorbed Robin's revelation. The truth was out, and Robin couldn't predict how Batman would react. Would he be angry at the intrusion, or would he acknowledge that they needed to confront this threat together?

After what felt like an eternity, Batman finally spoke, his voice grave. "You shouldn't have gone through my files, Robin, but I understand why you did. This is bigger than I imagined. However, I want you out of this."

"Why?"

Even though Robin felt relief that his mentor finally acknowledged the severity of the situation, he didn't understand why he wanted him to be out of it. Robin, as his partner of years, had proven his skills more than once.

"I have something else assigned for you," Batman stated.

Robin met Batman's gaze, his attention drawn. "What is it, Batman?"

Batman turned to the Batcomputer and proceeded to navigate through the interface with a natural ease. Robin walked next to Batman and observed the Batcomputer. Batman opened a folder named "Zion."

Robin's curiosity was piqued; he quickly scanned the information in the folder, only to be more confused as he read through. The file was incomplete, but from what he read, this target might be a super-powered villain.

"He has shown interest in working with us," Batman explained. He then opened the digital blueprint of the 'Atomic Engine.' "You will meet with him to talk about business as Robin and my adopted son. You will be in contact with him until the project is finished, and I also want you to evaluate him in your own way. This is your mission for the time being."

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Peace out. (・~・)ゞ