[Western Crossover] Has Mr. J's Batkid Come Home Today?

Good day, everyone. I'm Silas Wayne.

Black hair, green eyes, a somewhat sickly pallor, and a fondness for strange, awful jokes.

As you may have guessed, I'm the child of the Joker and Batman.

Wait, wait. I know what you're about to say: "Oh my God, Gotham's most hateful nemeses have been forced to have a baby again. My eyes are burning."

I know you're impatient, but hold on. The truth is exactly the opposite. My B-dad and J-dad are deeply in love, and I've heard their love story so many times I'm sick of it.

Including, but not limited to: love at first sight in Arkham, vowing to take on all of Gotham for you, and "you're the one who decides my life," plus all the usual elements like the one true love, childhood friends to lovers, and the groveling ex trying to win back their lover.

There are countless universes, and one of them is bound to be this strange.

Though I was born in a lab, I still grew up surrounded by the glow of their love. Naturally, the Batkid became Batman's little sidekick.

Until some unknown god played a trick on me. While on patrol, I missed a step on a gargoyle's waterspout and shifted into another world.

Sure, I can call it a trip to another universe, but why are the dads in every world enemies?!

And why do I suddenly have so many colorful siblings fighting over custody of me?! Aaaaaah!

Unknown god! Let me go home! Let me go home!

1. Third-person narration. The protagonist comes from the game universe of Batman: The Enemy Within. In the vigilante route of this game, Mr. J becomes B's partner, and there is no Robin in B's story. This is a non-typical Mr. J. For example, in this universe Harley is the one who bullies Mr. J, so their roles are reversed. The parents' romance in the story is unbelievably sweet. Highly recommended!

2. Pairing: Jason Todd. Yes, you read that right, Jason Todd! A look at turning male nemesis-hate into male homosexuality (not really). The protagonist is also a little unhinged, because he's Mr. J's son, right? Right?

3. OOC, silly and sweet. Please bear with me.

Theme: There's always a world where we love each other.