Realizing that Jason's missing and possibly in the hands of his biological mother, Dick Grayson has a terrible feeling that he and Batman won't find him in time. Especially once he learns that the woman is working Joker. Desperately he turns to Deathstroke because in his gut, Dick's sure that Jason won't last the night.

Warning: lots of angst, some mention of blood/injury/gore, and a swear word or two.

Prompt for this chapter: "You don't owe me anything."

Then: The year is 2013. Jason Todd is alive, fourteen years old, and about to follow Sheila Haywood, his birth mother, into the hands of the Joker. All he wants is to save her life.

Now: The year is 2018. Jason Todd was dead. But now he's nineteen years old, in a constant phase of 'FUCK YOU DAD', and about to take down the latest C-Lister rogue. Unfortunately for him, its a rogue that specialises in time-travel technology. And what starts as an easy takedown...ends as a time travelling phenomenon.

The two Jasons swap places.
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the one where Alfred drags the tale of Jason’s death and resurrection out of him piece by horrifying piece.
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Jason/Tim treat for the prompt "someone falls into a trap they probably should have been able to avoid."
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An unknown foe paints a target on Red Hood's head and it's open season all 'round Gotham. No part of the situation scares Jason until Willis Todd, his long-lost and thought to be dead biological father makes a coincidentally timed reappearance.

And he wants to make amends.

Jason doesn't embrace the idea but part of him wants to believe it's real. However, Bruce begins to suspect something is far more amiss than his son realised and that Willis might have some self-serving motives for reconnecting with Jason.

But things are a little more deep-rooted than that.

Dick Grayson wasn’t a murderer but he had the blood of a crazy man on his hands. It wasn’t his fault, really. Any good brother would’ve killed the man responsible for torturing his younger one. Dick was just doing what had to be done, not that Bruce could understand that.

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Jason and Sheila survive the warehouse incident, the Joker is dead, and life goes on.

The eight* mothers of Jason Peter Todd, and the one parent he needed.
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