Post by The Joker on Oct 4, 2014 21:01:44 GMT -5
The Joker manipulated him again. Jason. Red Hood. That kiddo...he decided to became Red Hood because the Joker himself had been it in the first place.
This wasn't funny. The kid was playing him. No one plays him.
The clown had planned everything: kiddo's birth, kiddo's life and especially kiddo's death. Everything. But Jason...Jassy boy...was still alive.
The Joker start laughing uncontrollably. The crowbar stuck between his belt and torso was swinning and poking his left leg. He stopped laughing only minutes later, tears down his cheeks. Waiting was funnier than expected. The Joker didn't kidnap someone or threatened to kill someone else. He just invited the kid...with an invite. What did you expect? A giant balloon with a broken heart on it and the words "Why did you do this to me, kid, WHY?" Then another one with the warehouse's location. Hey, maybe the next time with the other Robin.
The invite was inside a purple envelope, it was closed with a sealing wax and on the wax there was a jolly. Inside the envelope there was a card with a location drawn on it with green ink. The location was a warehouse in Gotham...a nice one.
There was a kind of garden inside the warehouse itself...a square area filled with humus. You know how much Joker had the green thump, so he emptied the square and now he was replacing the humus with concrete using a machinery that was pouring the concrete in the square. Slowly. New tomb. New burial-square-place.
Maybe the clown would have drawn a smile on it too...with the crowbar.
That kiddo was one of his masterpieces. The clown manipulated his life and in some ways the Batman too because he made the Bat rescue Jason. However Jason was out of control now, both Joker's and Batman's. The kid started killing, well a point for the Joker, but he returned to life ruining Joker's plan. Jason made the joke this time, but the clown would have said the last punchline.
The Joker was wearing the same clothes from when he killed Jason. Sure, now they were cleaned, but the blood couldn't be washed away completely. So the clown was ready for the showtime: he had a remote control for the lights and an uv torch with GCPD written on the handle, he would have turned off the lights then used the uv torch on him showing to Jason his blood's leftovers...on the gloves, shirt, the pants even the shoes. Ah, the good times. Wearing luminol clothes wasn't so bad after all.
The clown was standing before the window watching the darkness, sometimes he was lucky and he could see the Bat-signal, sometimes was even because of the clown himself, maybe tonight the signal would have been turned on because of what was going to happen here. The Joker smiled.
The sound of the rain filled the warehouse, the clown looked at the rain that was touching the window's glass "I'm sorry, Batsy..." a sigh "...but you know I have to do this" a hand on the glass "Our kid...he is not himself anymore...he must be stopped...you know this..." the Joker said to himself that he had to talk with the Bats after this, tell him everything about Jason or maybe he had already figured that out "...I will do the job for us...but I can't promise it will be quick and painless...I have to teach our kid some manners!" the other hand on the crowbar. Even on the crowbar there was some luminol.
The Joker started laughing and broke the window's glass with the crowbar.
His reflection fell apart into pieces. The clown kept laughing.
This wasn't funny. The kid was playing him. No one plays him.
The clown had planned everything: kiddo's birth, kiddo's life and especially kiddo's death. Everything. But Jason...Jassy boy...was still alive.
The Joker start laughing uncontrollably. The crowbar stuck between his belt and torso was swinning and poking his left leg. He stopped laughing only minutes later, tears down his cheeks. Waiting was funnier than expected. The Joker didn't kidnap someone or threatened to kill someone else. He just invited the kid...with an invite. What did you expect? A giant balloon with a broken heart on it and the words "Why did you do this to me, kid, WHY?" Then another one with the warehouse's location. Hey, maybe the next time with the other Robin.
The invite was inside a purple envelope, it was closed with a sealing wax and on the wax there was a jolly. Inside the envelope there was a card with a location drawn on it with green ink. The location was a warehouse in Gotham...a nice one.
There was a kind of garden inside the warehouse itself...a square area filled with humus. You know how much Joker had the green thump, so he emptied the square and now he was replacing the humus with concrete using a machinery that was pouring the concrete in the square. Slowly. New tomb. New burial-square-place.
Maybe the clown would have drawn a smile on it too...with the crowbar.
That kiddo was one of his masterpieces. The clown manipulated his life and in some ways the Batman too because he made the Bat rescue Jason. However Jason was out of control now, both Joker's and Batman's. The kid started killing, well a point for the Joker, but he returned to life ruining Joker's plan. Jason made the joke this time, but the clown would have said the last punchline.
The Joker was wearing the same clothes from when he killed Jason. Sure, now they were cleaned, but the blood couldn't be washed away completely. So the clown was ready for the showtime: he had a remote control for the lights and an uv torch with GCPD written on the handle, he would have turned off the lights then used the uv torch on him showing to Jason his blood's leftovers...on the gloves, shirt, the pants even the shoes. Ah, the good times. Wearing luminol clothes wasn't so bad after all.
The clown was standing before the window watching the darkness, sometimes he was lucky and he could see the Bat-signal, sometimes was even because of the clown himself, maybe tonight the signal would have been turned on because of what was going to happen here. The Joker smiled.
The sound of the rain filled the warehouse, the clown looked at the rain that was touching the window's glass "I'm sorry, Batsy..." a sigh "...but you know I have to do this" a hand on the glass "Our kid...he is not himself anymore...he must be stopped...you know this..." the Joker said to himself that he had to talk with the Bats after this, tell him everything about Jason or maybe he had already figured that out "...I will do the job for us...but I can't promise it will be quick and painless...I have to teach our kid some manners!" the other hand on the crowbar. Even on the crowbar there was some luminol.
The Joker started laughing and broke the window's glass with the crowbar.
His reflection fell apart into pieces. The clown kept laughing.