A villain tries to "break into" a hero's mind to take it over and control them. Unfortunately for them, the hero is also a system, and they've decided to booby-trap their innerworld, Home Alone style!
The batfam watches the first two Home Alone movies for "family bonding" as Bruce calls it. Bruce comes to greatly regret this decision when his children take it as a challenge to set up booby traps throughout the manor to see who 1) makes the most interesting trap and 2) how gets the most victims to fall into their traps.
I think that Damian would take it as an opportunity to prove his superiority as the blood son, very serious about it.
Jason would be disappointed after Alfred banned him from using anything that would cause too much damage to the manor or victim. "No, Master Jason. You may not place a bomb in the manor, no matter how weak you claim it to be."
Jason also puts his traps in places he is sure Bruce will fall victim to them.
Dick makes a few traps but not as many as his siblings. He flips over his siblings' traps and manages to avoid most of them.
Tim and Jason form an alliance to get Dick after he managed to make them fall into their own traps.
Bruce is happy his kids are "getting along," even if the manor gets a little messed up along the way. (Alfred makes them all clean up their mess.)
Bonus points if some idiot actually tries to break into Wayne manor and gets caught up in the mess.
Overall message, don't show the batfam Home Alone, they will take it as a challenge.
Lol, I was scrolling through some of your older posts and saw the one where Greygold was an NPC in the adventures of a Durge. Which made me wonder: Do you think Greygold would willingly travel with a Durge and try to help them with their urges?
I love that there are advancing levels to Fowlers boredom while spending 10 years cooped up in his private castle. In addition to planning a hostile takeover of Japan he
Learned to paint
Set up a sex/torture dungeon that involved him getting pegged on the regular
Trained monkeys to throw hallucinogenic dust at people, so that potential invaders would have to fight though the heavily armed, super booby trapped castle while tripping balls
Does the flower from your first n2 post have any significance? Why isn't it blooming?
Yes the flower here does have significance!
It’s a memorial flower, the exact species of flower is one I made up, it’s one that has a strange growth period, there’s no real way to tell when it’s going to bloom but it does only bloom at night.
John Dory got the seeds while on one of his searches and gave it to Floyd since at the time Floyd was severely depressed and was spending all day everyday in his room in the bunker. JD had given Floyd a bunch of seeds for a garden but Floyd ended up only planting one which he’s been taking care of since he planted it.
He planted it on Clays birthday so they refer to it as Clay’s flower, but it’s a memorial for all their lost family members, so their parents, grandma, Clay, and Spruce/Bruce
Other than just maintaining it, Floyd also talks to it like the ones they lost can hear him through the flower, he visits it at least once everyday while the other brothers only visit on anniversaries and birthdays. (They also only bring the lights and photos out then as well, to keep the photos safe from damage)
lil doodle of murphy from Fuckboi Dream Was Forced To Experience The Mortifying Ordeal Of Being Alive And All He Got Was This Stupid Husband (by Fall Out Boy) by @dancinbutterfly
Ok so in a human-are-space-orcs setting, humans are also going to be weirdly (or terrifyingly, depending on your point of view) good at booby traps: improvisational engineering, breaking rules, defending their homes/pack bonded crewmates/pack bonded ships, general mayhem and chaos, and sheer bloody-mindedness.
Imagine the how aliens would react to Home Alone, Tom and Jerry, Roadrunner and Coyote, etc. “This is entertainment for their young!? This is training for guerrilla warfare!”
“When attempting to capture a human ship or settlement, be extremely warry of anything that appears abandoned, or defended only by ‘unarmed’ ‘non-combatants’. There is no such thing as an unarmed human. There are only humans who have done a better job of concealing their improvised weapons.
See files “Jackie Chan” and “Kevin McCallister”