DK-Verse: Batcave?: On the Road Again (and Again)

[bat-daughter.livejournal.com]

Great.  One moment she was in the Nexus--having previously been in a Gotham more than three hundred years in her future--the next she's in the Batcave.  Only... it's definitely not her Batcave.  Some of the souvenirs were off, for one thing.  And, well, she just had a sense about this kind of thing.

Truth be told, the more she examined it, the greater the differences became.  No giant penny, no mechanical dinosaur, no old Robin and Catwoman costumes stored in glass cases, no Batmobile--at least not that she recognized...

She was definitely far from home.

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[bat-daughter.livejournal.com]

There was no way to get out of the way in time. Just enough time for one desperate ploy. Helena threw a batarang. An explosive one. She didn't use those often, but they were sometimes necessary. She could never throw an ordinary one without enough force to deflect it.

Quickly, she shielded herself with her cape as soon as it left her hand.

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The two projectiles connected, the explosion knocking the buckle off course so that it embedded itself in a wall a few feet from Huntress's head.

The insect woman laughed again and gave Pru a mocking look, then turned and strode toward the younger humanoid.

"No!" The redhead sprang, locking her legs around her foe's neck and twisting.

"I believe you're doing it wrong." One claw came up and grabbed her hair, yanking her down into the murderess's embrace. There was a flurry of blows and another explosion, then a sickening crack. The insect woman laughed and tossed aside Pru's limp form, her head turning toward Helena. "Meat is so emotional."

[bat-daughter.livejournal.com]

"You... monster!"

She had two explosive batarangs left. She threw both of them at the insect woman.