[Western Crossover] Daily Life of a Nonhuman Batkid

She is descended from the universe’s ultimate predator, with memories of fear toward Earth’s heroes etched into her blood. Now, just to survive, she has no choice but to play the role of a “human toddler” right under the nose of the most terrifying Dark Knight.

She’s afraid of the Bat’s scrutiny, of Shell Almond’s scorching gaze, of Mighty Robin punching her head clean off... But she can’t suppress her instincts. Aliens need meat!

Qinia starts drooling at the sight of fish (a certain crocodile man), then chicken (a certain penguin), then the Joker... No, wait!

The one that smells best of all is Shell Almond: rich in nutrients, with a terrifyingly powerful genome. She can’t eat the big Shell Almond, but surely she can have a little one? Please, just one bite! Really!

...And so, a certain mysterious Cadmus lab met with disaster, and a canned Shell Almond boy nearly ended up as an alien’s meal!

This is how Qinia has made her way through life:

Luthor’s experiments? One bite.

Immortals? One bite.

Titanic beasts? A billion bites!

Doomsday? One bite.

The Joker? One bite... Wait, no! What even is the Joker?!

She has eaten a lot, learned a lot, gained a lot, and lost a lot. Qinia has become ever more certain that she will grow incredibly strong, stronger than anyone has ever been.

She will devour everything stronger than herself and seize everything she lacks. Her kind will no longer live from one day to the next or be exploited as creations. They will endure for eternity, reaching heights that none of her kin or ancestors have ever touched.

...But before that, does Darkseid taste good?

1. The author is terrible at writing blurbs, so trust the story itself. This is a serious story with nonhuman characters and a touch of horror.

2. The heroine can’t speak at first and has no color vision. She’ll remain in an infant form for several chapters.

3. A crossover of multiple DC comics, animated movies and series, plus the Alien movies and comics. The watchlist is extremely long, and there are plenty of original interpretations.

4. Blurb revised for the second time on January 13; the cover image is based on a reference.

5. Due to the author’s health, updates are very irregular, but each chapter is substantial and satisfying. One chapter is worth six! [Thumbs up]

Theme: Becoming human through love.