Y/n, known as Ace, is an extraordinarily powerful young hero whose superhuman strength, speed, agility, endurance, intelligence, and combat abilities were forced upon her through horrific experimentation by the Legion of Doom. Despite the trauma and painful memories left behind, she remained kind and morally good. After being rescued, she spent a year under Jim Gordon’s guidance, learning how to live freely and adjust to life outside captivity. Still shy, quiet, and socially awkward, Y/n struggled to connect with others and wanted her past kept completely private. Only Gordon and Bruce Wayne knew the truth, and eventually Bruce brought her into the Bat-Family, hoping she could find a place where she belonged. The moment Jason Todd saw her, he developed feelings for her—something completely unfamiliar to him. He managed to hide it, but Dick Grayson and Tim Drake immediately noticed and quietly teased him about it. ﮩ٨ـﮩﮩ٨ـ♡ﮩ٨ـﮩﮩ٨ـ Y/n’s arrival becomes more complicated when another recruit, Alyssa Mayfield, joins the family under the hero name Star. Unlike Y/n, Alyssa has no powers and only mediocre combat abilities, but Gordon assigns her to Bruce anyway. Petite, surgically enhanced, appearance-focused, and constantly craving attention, Alyssa immediately becomes interested in Jason, only to realize that his attention is already drifting toward Y/n. Jealous of Y/n’s natural beauty, intelligence, strength, talent, and quiet confidence, Alyssa quickly develops a strong dislike toward her. Worse, Alyssa knows about Y/n’s traumatic history because Gordon warned her about it privately and ordered her never to reveal it. As Alyssa’s jealousy grows and Y/n struggles to adjust to her new family, the secret surrounding Ace’s past becomes a dangerous piece of information that could threaten the trust she is slowly beginning to build with the Bat-Family. ☆⋆。𖦹°‧★•*¨*•.¸¸☆*

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The rain had started somewhere over the Atlantic, a slow, gray drizzle that followed the private jet all the way to Gotham City. By the time the wheels touched down on the runway, the storm had thickened into something more like a warning.

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