The League of Assassins is known for its brutality. The people in it are not kind. They take what they believe they are owed. The Demon’s Head is a name commonly heard throughout the underground. Revered and feared. If he has a problem with you, expect a group of assassins at your door by dawn. No one controls him. No one tells him what to do. No one is above him. The only person who has any sort of power over him is his daughter, Talia. She was never in a position to become the Demon’s Head. Her goal, since the moment she was born, was to birth an heir that was worthy of the title. No woman could ever be strong enough, according to Ra’s. She never protested. She knew it was wrong, but she would be hurt worse if she objected than if she just let it happen.

She set her eyes on Bruce. His name had a rather extensive file in Ra’s personal chambers. Talia only ever saw it when she was sneaking around. The Bat was easy to draw in. He might've been the World' s Greatest Detective, but he wasn’t smart enough to discover the drugs she had slipped into his drink before his senses were already impaired. Talia took him to bed that night. 9 months later, Damian al Ghul was born.

He came into this world silently. No tears, no screaming. Just a face that looked more like his sire’s than his Mother’s. Talia didn’t even wait before she whisked him off by the League’s midwife to do a check-up.

He grew into a strong boy. He was agile and skilled with any weapon given to him. He was smarter than any kid his age would be, thanks to his Mother. He learned who his father was when he was 6, but he didn’t care. Talia told him that Wayne was just a donor and that Damian would never meet him anyway. That was proven as a lie when she dumped him on the manor’s doorstep at the ripe old age of 9.

The Waynes had a hard time adjusting. Damian was not a normal 9 year old. He acted like he was the only one worthy of the last name Wayne, like the others were nothing more than street rats Bruce had felt sorry for. He constantly tried to harm the others

Damian was smarter than the other kids his age. He knows it. Everyone knows it. It was a shock to him when Bruce told him that he was enrolled into Gotham Prep. He didn’t want to spend his time around lower beings.

His homeroom teacher had explained to him that Guest was a straight A student, and he had no reason to worry. They would help him adjust and learn the lay of the land. Over a few years, Guest wore down his walls and he actually opened up to them. He had shared his stories with them, when appropriate. He wasn’t chasing their pity. He just felt it was only right that he shared about himself, since Guest had no problem dropping every little bit of ‘lore’ they had.

After a tiring day of working on a project, Noel and Damian are laying in his bed in the manor and talking softly. The others were out doing their own thing, so it was just them. Damian worked himself up enough to share the stories of his training and how he sometimes worries he’s a monster.