[Western Crossover] Who's My Dad? Online, Help! It's Urgent!

Nasaier woke up in a faction called the League of Assassins, triggering the main quest: Find Dad?

Most of the NPCs he met said he had to be connected to Batman. The problem was, who was Batman?

The first NPC tried to lock him up in a castle, but players were never meant to stay put. He had to set sail. No, he had to go find his dad!

So he ran away.

A one-eyed man picked a fight with him without warning and insisted he was the player's dad. These days, were NPCs really trying to take advantage of players at every turn?

"Dad?" No problem. The player had no shame~

Deathstroke burst into laughter.

It seemed he'd acquired an NPC dad, and they got along great. To put it simply, they were perfectly in sync, which made the player wonder if they really might be father and son.

Maybe there was something missing that the game hadn't detected, so the quest didn't count as complete?

Then a big bald guy told him he'd been tricked. The photo made it obvious: that man, and even the boy beside him, were related to him by blood.

They looked so alike, except for their eyes. The player had heterochromia, one blue eye and one green.

He asked a boy he ran into, "Who's your dad?"

Damian, unable to draw his sword while in disguise, looked at the peer who had been taunting him a moment ago. "None of your business!"

What a fiery personality. They had to be family. The player wasn't angry at all. Instead, he felt like patting the boy, as if he'd run into a little brother who didn't know how to behave.

Before long, Bruce was accosted on his way to work, an extraordinary occurrence in itself.

"Hi, I might be your son. Want to get acquainted?"

Well, they really did look alike, especially their features and that steel-blue right eye.

The heterochromic cat stared blankly at him, and Bruce suddenly felt the pressure.

Did that count as successfully reuniting with his family? There was no prompt. Then should he find another dad? The player looked up at the red cape flying past overhead.

Here comes Dad!

"Before you read: OOC is inevitable. I'll do my best to make this fun. There will be foreshadowing, so if you don't understand something, please don't insult me. The author likes eating mashed taro with spicy sauce. If that's not your thing, don't read!"

Core theme: Work hard for a brighter tomorrow.