The team's view changes on their little Robin, as they discover what Robin has gone through in the past, what he goes through on a daily basis, and the things he will put himself through to keep others safe, even if it means he is the one to pay the price.

It was stupid. It was irrational. Dick knew that. There was no good reason for him to be afraid; he had been doing this for most of his young life. And yet... Five times Dick fell, and the one time Robin didn't.

When the Graysons fell their son went to his great-uncle to be trained as a Talon. Four years later he is rescued and taken to live at Wayne Manor. But, he is not the talkative boy he once was, in fact talking at all is a bit of a problem... Series of connected oneshots about how the Batfamily is formed when the older brother is not quite who he was meant to be. Entire family cast

Life is just starting to get back to normal for Wally and Dick...until Cadmus comes back to haunt them. The appearance of a mysterious figure only makes things worse, and the two are left wondering if there is any hope left for them.

What if John and Marry Grayson had another son? What happens when Dick's older brother comes back after six years? What happens when the team find out Robin has a brother? slightly AU. takes place in season 1.

The life of Bruce Wayne changed drastically. Suddenly he has the responsibility for the young Richard Grayson whose parents, like those of Bruce, are dead. Since the traumatic event Dick doesn't talk anymore and he makes little or no contact with people. Could Bruce ever form a bond with Dick? Or is Dick going to an orphanage when it's safe for him, just like it was agreed? Note:AU

COMPLETE! Lifelines sequel. Back at home, Dick has to deal with the new changes in his life. Surviving was tough, but living turns out to be the real challenge. No slash, rated for violence and language. Pre-N52ish, AUish. Follows Lifelines and interline.

Lost moments between Bruce and Robin. Father/Son bonding: chapter 6: Wonder part 2 now up

Dick Grayson is trained as a talon before being taken in by Bruce Wayne. This changes everything and, at the same time, absolutely nothing. A series of drabbles imported from my tumblr.

In the space of 10 minutes, Dick Grayson's world was turned upside down. Now he finds himself trying to balance work, being Nightwing - and parenting.

After six months, they've finally succeeded in capturing Robin. With little to no lead and no idea who "they" are, Batman and the world of heroes attempt to track down his kidnapper. But with what's being done to him, even if they managed to get him back, would Robin ever be the same? Sequel to Behind the Mask.

Dick Grayson's parents died when he was six, leaving him to the mercy of the streets. Four years later, he meets Batman under rather unsual circumstances. Will Dick learn to trust him? This revolves around Dick living on the streets and interacting with various heroes and villains.

AU - The aftermath of Forever Evil if it had occurred in the old DCU. A series of drabbles and ficlets most focusing on the friends and family of Nightwing. Part eight - he saved her life, then he died.

Robin is good with kids. The team? Not so much. AKA, The five times Robin bonds with a kid and the team is amazed. And the one time the team bonds with their youngest.

Everything has changed again and Dick has some hard decisions to make. Set after Endgame, so beware spoilers.

...goes unpunished. Bruce and Dick find out just how true that old adage is when an injury Dick receives as Robin threatens to ruin both their lives.

It's not just the time his parents died. It's the time Dick checks in from Spyral. And the time when he doesn't.

Grayson gave him a mischievous grin, falling back into the armchair. "I'll get you to say those three little words yet, Dami. It's on my bucket list." Damian snorted. "Tt. You're an idiot, Grayson." — Damian didn't know why he was thinking about that particular moment as the gun went off, catching the stomach of the man that had leapt into the bullet's path: right for Damian.

Dick Grayson knew a lot of things. He was fluent in Romani, brilliant at math and he could land a triplesault from twenty feet up. Of all that though, he had never known anything more than the fact that he and the other five patients at Arkham Asylum didn't belong there.

Robin has been kidnapped and Batman races to rescue him, learning something about the Young Justice team in the process.

When an accident sidelines Robin, he thinks life is going to be boring. But when Gotham is cut off from the rest of the world, he discovers how wrong he was... Possibly AU. Non-slash/non-pairing.

He was trusted. Perhaps, the most trusted of them all.

Batman must rescue Robin after a run-in with Two Face. The odds are not in their favor.

In "Auld Aquaintence" Robin hadn't had time to retrieve Kryptonite from the Batcave's vault. If you think Robin hadn't been prepared for this, you don't know Batman. (Text issue fixed, thank you)

After Robin is seriously injured on patrol, Batman suffers a crisis of faith.

[3] A group of mercenaries try to pull off an ambitious kidnapping, but only succeed in taking Artemis Crock and Richard Grayson. With the world watching Bruce Wayne, the League is helpless to act. Can the two young heroes save themselves without betraying their secrets? Set post-season one/pre-season two with original team. Canon pairings. Robin-centric *NOW COMPLETE*

An unknown organization is out to kidnap Robin and will seemingly stop at nothing to get him. Their reasons? Unknown. Their methods? Deadly. A look into the life of the Boy Wonder.

Nightmares are not supposed to hurt you. (now a two-shot)

Batman is infected with rage, leading Robin and Kid Flash on a mad dash through Gotham to find the cure before Batman destroys either himself…or someone he cares about. Warnings: Violence.

While on a stake-out together, Robin and Kid Flash have a frightening run-in with Scarecrow. Dick-Wally friendship.

Orphaned and removed from the only life he's ever known, Dick feels like there's no light left for him in the world. His new benefactor, however, still sees something worth saving... Chronological beginning of the Spark in the Dark series. T for language, abuse, and death imagery.

It's Dick's birthday and he tells Bruce that he's feeling homesick.

A "what if" fic request. If it had been Dick instead of Jason that Joker got his hands on. (deathfic)

Dick is covered with scars from the villains of Gotham. A couple gun shots, a lot of knife wounds, the most obvious is the large J carved into his back left by the Joker himself. Dick is usually good at covering them up, until someone catches him changing after gym class.

The team face their first death of a civilian leaving most of them haunted by the guilt. Robin is the only one who has experienced this before. Dick shares about his first death on the job, and the team learn how to heal. You have to learn how to manage or you will be dragged down by the guilt.

Should death be more regal for a hero? should it be more heroic? Nightwing is dying. his final thoughts. guys please don't drink and drive it's not worth it. READ AND REVIEW PLEASE. for those who are waiting for me to continue my "Self-Destruct" story. it's coming sorry been busy.BUT IT WILL COME!

Now complete! The Batfamily is one big mess. Richard intends to change that, but his time is running out. NO SLASH.

Damian says Dick loves him. Talia wants to know if he has any real proof.

The police are amazed that the nine year old is able to stay so calm after witnessing something so horrible, but it doesn't take long until the facade falls.

It was easy to forget that the infamous Boy Wonder was only human and could be hurt or ailed rather easily when compared to his teammates. So what happens when Robin gets sick? How will the team, Batman, and the JL react? Read to find out! T

Dick needs five seconds to grasp that this is indeed Bane at his door step. One shot, no slash. Rated M for graphic violence and whumpage!

A world where Bruce Wayne isn't Batman ... he's a father.'

While Batman and Robin are mysteriously occupied elsewhere, the team are assigned a mission in Gotham that Wally suspects may not be all that it seems. When a link to a high profile kidnapping is revealed, Wally is faced with the difficult task of keeping one of the Justice League's biggest secrets while also hiding his concern for a friend in trouble.

They all needed him, but no two in the same way. Of course, it was also true that he needed them, perhaps even more than they needed him. Bruce Dick Jason Tim Damian supercutness!

Richard Grayson has been buried alive. A wire transfer of twenty-five million dollars will be made within thirty hours to the following Grand Cayman account, or he will suffocate to death. Upon receiving the wire transfer I will provide you with Richard Grayson's GPS coordinates. This will be my last communication.

Jason Todd finds himself in a Gotham strangely different from the place he calls home, and he's not happy about it. Now he must learn to deal with a Bruce that cares and a Dick Grayson that's only thirteen years old if he ever wants to make it home.

Some promises aren't meant to be kept in the world of superheroes. And Bruce can't help but break the one that mattered the most. Warning: horribly depressing, character death.

After the extent of Robin's injuries from Harvey Dent comes out, Child Protective Services decides to save Robin from a vigilante lifestyle. Follow up to Robin, Year One.

No matter how hard he tries to block it out, the sight of his parents falling always seems to haunt him at night. Bruce/Dick bonding.

The Heroes of the world have a *BIG* problem when Robin - yes, Robin - is kidnapped from Gotham City Academy. The big deal, other than the obvious? He was Dick Grayson at the time!

A low rumble of laughter echoed around the room, "I know death," Robin whispered, his voice sending chills down everyone's spines. Missions don't always go as planned, and the world isn't always rainbows and sunshine. Later, Robin tries to explain it all

Fighting between partners is dangers, especially when you're Batman and Robin.

He tried to tell himself that he should be happy. Tried to tell himself that all the money, and the feeble attention from Bruce could make up for the grief...but it was too hard. WARNINGS: Cutting and mentions of suicide. Strong T.

My take on Bruce revealing his secret identity to Dick. Bruce's POV

After a run in with Scarecrow and Joker, Dick is left in shambles- leading to Wally comforting him with lots of fluffies. Hints of KF/Robin Slash!- don't like, don't read.

The first few nights in Wayne Manor, Dick pretends he doesn't have nightmares. Bruce knows better.

Superboy and Robin are trapped in the middle of a blizzard during a mission. No way to contact the team. Robin's getting very sick. May die. And Superboy can't do anything to help. Better than it sounds

Haley's Circus comes to Happy Harbor and with it surfaces memories of Robin's past. As he visits the familiar place, will he risk revealing all his secrets that he's tried so hard to keep hidden for the sake of the people he once called family?

When Dick had to take up the cowl, he hadn't really expected to have to take up the mantle of fatherhood, too.

Dick went from a poor circus kid to the richest boy in Gotham overnight, and that's gotta come with some social and class issues. He copes, kind of; Richard's a bit spoiled, Dick's a lot confused, and Robin just smiles.

When Dick needs him, his father is there. Gen.

You know that awkward moment when you call your teacher mom? Damian can relate.

While at a dinner party, Dick Grayson begins to feel a little overwhelmed.

In a writing assignment in Communication Arts, Robin lets out his true emotions in words that he's held back for a long while.

Damien is studying and wondering about his partner Dick Grayson.

He was laughing, but nothing was funny. A glimpse at Dick Grayson's first encounter with the Joker.

Christmas Vignette. The Batfamily gather to decorate the Christmas Tree and one of the decorations has a very special meaning for Dick Grayson...

Alfred and the memory of the only painting Dick Grayson ever did...WARNING: Dark and depressing.

Second story "Deja Vu?" now up. Dick returns to school after his accident hoping to get some answers...

One cold night in Gotham... RobinGordon vignette

This is my proposed epilogue to the current Robin Year 1 story arc.