Lego Batman Book Novels & Stories

He spoke to Kael like he mattered, like he was part of the world and not just being dragged through the mess of it. “I wish you could meet the boys sometime,” Nolan added. “Neal and Noel. They’re a handful, but I think you’d all get along. Batman might lose to Ironman in your little debates though.” Kael chuckled quietly and nodded. “Maybe. But if they like Batman, I guess I can let it slide.” He mumbled. Laurel couldn’t help but smile, her eyes stinging unexpectedly as she watched Kael lean forward with curiosity. For a few seconds, he wasn’t clutching her like a lifeline or glancing around in fear, he was just a boy, fascinated by superheroes and Lego rockets, speaking to someone who wasn’

Mother, who is that man screaming that you forgive him? “Just a demon that I need to teach a lesson, baby.“ She bent to her level and helped her tie her hair into a messy bun. “And why does this statue look like you?“ Her eyes traveled up to it. “Because mommy is loved.“ “Mmh,” The girl hummed, then, with curiosity still in her eyes, she asked again, "So that demon you are going to teach a lesson, is he a bad demon? Like the one I see in movies and read in books?“