In the future, Ra's al Ghul severed ties with his grandson, Damian, due to him being next in line to be Batman.[1]
History
Years later, the president of the United States of America dropped a nuclear bomb on Gotham City, turning the world into a nuclear wasteland. He was able to survive, but was physically affected by the radiation. One Christmas, Ra's attacked his grandson, blaming him for the destruction of the world. Midway through their fight, Damian didn't want to kill him and allowed him to assault him. Once Ra's calmed down, the two spent the holiday together.[2]
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