Jason to return to her as White Rabbit

"That's enough out of you. Time to merge."

Jaina didn't understand why her other self was acting so strangely. Claiming to be the male vigilante named Red Hood? White Rabbit was supposed to be an extension of herself, the other half of her personality. But she also knew the rabbit to be a troublemaker. This was likely one her of games.

"You're not listening to me!"

Jason willed her body to back away but nothing happened.

"I can't move?!"

Jaina stepped closer.

"I don't know what's gotten into you, but it's nothing us merging can't fix."

Jaina reached her hand out to Jason. The bunny girl's face contorted with horror. Merging? What was she on about?

Jaina took Jason's hand and in an instant, Jason vanished.

The former Red Hood found herself surrounded by an infinite darkness.

"Where am I?"

"You're home."

Jason turned to come face to face with Jaina.

"Yes. You're where you belong."

"No, no I don't belong here."

"Yes you do. You're White Rabbit!"

"No, I'm not. I'm White Rabbit!"

Jason covered her mouth. What the hell did she just say?

"I'm... I'm White Rabbit."

White Rabbit couldn't **** herself to even say her true name. She could only identify herself as the criminal persona of Jaina Hudson.

"Good girl. Now you can quit acting strangely or I'll have to adjust your attitude further."

"What did you fucking do to me? I'm not this! I'm a girl!"

The bunny girl tugged at her ridiculously revealing outfit. She couldn't even refer to herself as a man.

"You're whatever I need you to be. You are the manifestation of everything wrong with me, you understand? I let you out, you take all my deranged thoughts with you. You do as you please, you kill, you steal, you indulge in whatever animalistic desire you choose, then you return to me. Rinse and repeat. That's our deal."

Jaina folded her arms, clearly proving to be the more dominant of the two personalities.

"Listen, I think it was magic or something. What I told you earlier was the truth, I swear!"

Jaina frowned.

She was having a hard time believing her psychotic doppleganger.