Edgar, a great sage-tier necromancer, was reincarnated after an experiment went horribly wrong and exploded. From the start, he found himself a five-year-old child living at Wayne Manor.
With his memories of his past life restored, by day he was a well-behaved little boy, pushed aside by his awful older brothers. By night, he sneaked out to collect undead for his experiments, like an evil wizard.
But why were these undead so strange?
A humble farmer torn apart by a tornado, a haggard woman trapped in place by the power of time and space and unable to rest, a genius scientist couple killed in a car crash...
And why did that woman with the pearl necklace keep looking at him so fondly?
But it was fine. Our great mage excelled at making the most of what he had. Sooner or later, he’d get this black-magic operation up and running.
To regain his strength, Edgar diligently went out every night to collect undead, hoping to rebuild his own skeleton army as soon as possible. Since he wasn’t strong enough yet to store all the undead he’d contracted, he tried digging a hole to hide them underground.
Then he discovered that Gotham’s underground was full of empty spaces.
Undeterred, Edgar tried digging beneath other cities, too. He ended up finding a pro-Krypton lab +1, a Hydra base +1...
Eventually, Edgar’s black magic was exposed.
Heh heh, tremble! Be afraid! Your malice will only nourish me and make me stronger!
Bruce: ...
Jason: If you’re sick, go take some medicine.
Damian: TT. Can you bring the dead back to life? Now that’s interesting.
Tim: I’m not kidding. You’d better stay away from Damian’s grandfather.
Dick: Overtime mode.jpg
Girls: Hey, we’ve got a great betting pool going. Come guess whose parents he’ll dig up next!
P.S. Sorry, the author’s terrible-blurb-writing trait has flared up. Basically, it’s a story about a silly mage summoning the parents and friends of superheroes (and supervillains), helping them make up for their regrets, and finally having everyone gather for a family feast.
Theme: Reunite the whole family
