Retcon
by HereComeTheDrums
Retroactive continuity (often shortened to retcon) is the alteration of previously established facts in a fictional are done for many reasons, including the accommodation of sequels or further derivative works in a series, wherein newer authors or creators want to revise the in-story history to allow a course of events that would not have been possible in the story's original continuity. Other reasons might be the reintroduction of popular characters, resolution of errors in chronology, the updating of a familiar series for modern audiences, or simplification of an excessively complex continuity structure.
-Wikipedia
Today was not her day.
She didn't know why she kept doing this. She couldn't get her friends back like this. They hadn't come before, they wouldn't come now. Even if they did show up, they'd hate her when they saw what she'd done. No, she was a hero, dammit, she shouldn't be robbing anyone. This had to stop. She froze.
A quick glance to the clock. Had it worked? The second hand on the old analog stood still.
Maybe today was her day after all.
She took her time, rummaging around the bank drawers for a notepad, carefully taking a pen from a young teller's desk.
She taped her little message to a window, returned everything to it's rightful place, and ran.
She had work to do.
Hello, Young Justice.
I've decided that, after numerous attempts, my petty crime won't attract you any more than a simple mugging.
You don't have to worry, I'm not some new enemy. If you're anything like I think you are, you've got enough on your plates.
I just want to talk to the bird.
Meet me at the top of Warehouse 13. I'm sure the League will help you if you can't find it.
No offense, of course, I'm sure you're capable.
I hope to see you at eleven.
-a friend
