[Comprehensive British and American] When You Are a Master, You Are Still Blues

[Refer to "Carrie" for the heroine's abilities] Before he became Batman, Bruce Wayne was just Bruce. He stole six months of human life above the 4,000-meter snow line in the Himalayas. Yuna Hawthorne, the daughter of a Sherpa guide, has the eyes of an American witch mother, like the cleanest sunshine on the snowfield. She had no idea that the curse of the Hawthorne family lay dormant within her. That was the last warmth before he sacrificed himself. Until the Shadow Warriors Alliance beckoned, Bruce made the arrogant decision: cut off contact and protect her innocence. He didn't know that Kagemusha's "cleanup" never left anyone alive. When the assassin's knife pierced her father's heart, and when Yuna was pressed to death in the snow, the sleeping witch's bloodline savagely awakened in the extreme hatred and love. She found her mother's hidden diary in the ruins, and for the first time she knew who she was, but she had been irreparably tainted by darkness. The soul is torn in two: one is the girl who believes in kindness, and the other is the monster who tastes cruel pleasure in violence. She hated that his leaving had brought death, and she hated herself even more for having loved him. Key points • Sadomasochistic BE aesthetics: His "protection" is the knife that killed her, and her awakening is the deepest evidence of her love for him. • Two-way redemption: When the master was still Bruce, he gave her warmth; when Bruce became the master, he taught her how to coexist with the darkness • Witch × Bat: Two broken souls fighting each other at the edge of the abyss - instead of healing each other, we just decided to rot in the light together and not be monsters. Snowy mountains are the starting point, Gotham is the abyss, and love is the only anchor. Intention: Be the same as the light