The boy wonder wasted no time in heading over to the Batcomputer where he sat in his father’s chair. He’d toyed around with a few of the practice simulations before but he’d never taken them seriously. He was trained to kill by his mother since he could walk so he saw no need for further training. Father was stubborn though. No wonder who he inherited that from.
The WayneTech simulation headset was reminiscent of most VR headsets except it was wireless. Damian put it on and let the advanced machine do it’s work. The machine put him to sleep so he didn’t have to worry about running into walls while he controlled the simulation with his subconscious mind.
Damian found himself standing in a vast virtual world. Several transparent options manifested before him forming a menu. He scrolled through it to see if there was anything new that his father may have added. Interestingly enough, he saw a list of settings and even computer generated combat profiles. He examined a few of them, noticing they were mostly profiles of each of Batman’s sidekicks.
He saw himself, Batman, Nightwing, Red Hood, Red Robin, Batgirl, Batwoman, and even Harley Quinn, Catwoman, and Poison Ivy. There were even more based off of members of the Justice League but they were locked for some reason. The parental permissions padlock symbol made him want to throw something.
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