Damian Wayne first appeared in "Batman: Son of the Demon," but that did not mean his race was demonic or that he had any deep connection to the demons spoken of by occultists. Demon was merely an adjective here.
After the New 52 reboot, the Teen Titans' history had changed. Before the major events occurred, they had not crossed paths much with the Dark Justice League or the occult world, so this was Damian's first time seeing a real demon.
A demon's power carried a soul-shaking evil and terror. That was the innate gift of the demonic race. Yet unlike the deep-rooted fear and rejection Red Hood and Red Robin had felt when they first saw a demon, Damian was left with profound confusion after his initial shock.
Had he seen wrong? Why had this demon forced out a slight smile upon seeing Bruce? Why had the unrestrained evil power surrounding it withdrawn in an instant?
Once it was no longer wreathed in that vast energy, once the blazing fires of Hell had gone out, the demon looked... a little like a baby goat.
Damian truly was not trying to disparage it. The fact was, after stripping away all those flashy effects, the demon standing in the center of the room was just an upright black goat, only a little larger than goats on Earth. Judging by the development of its horns and hooves, it was probably still a kid.
Red Hood and Red Robin also let out sighs of relief. Red Hood supported Red Robin as they walked over, then looked at Bruce Wayne and asked, "My God, Batman, what exactly is going on?!"
"This hospital, the killers inside it, the mess of corpses, sinners' hearts, anatomy class, and this... sorry?"
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