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Lighthearted everyday life + unconventional group pampering + sweet romance
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Dora Rogers is a distant relative of Captain America.
Strictly speaking, she is Captain America's great-great-grandniece, and should address him with the honorific Great-Great-Uncle.
Dora lives with her mother. Although the two of them know there's a famous Rogers on their family tree, they've never had any contact with him, so they've never considered getting in touch or seeking his help.
That is, until an unlikely series of events gets Dora caught up in one of New York's routine villain attacks, where she comes face-to-face with Iron Man.
She forgot to mention that she looks a lot like her Great-Great-Uncle.
Otherwise, Iron Man wouldn't have said the moment he saw her, "Whoa, Cap, did you get hit with a gender-swap spell? And age down ten years?" before hauling her back to Avengers Tower.
She and Captain America stare at each other, then exchange polite smiles.
"I'm just an ordinary high school student. I don't think we need to become acquainted."
Iron Man is so shocked that he asks the butler to play the security footage from a little while ago.
"An ordinary high school student who knocked more than a dozen HYDRA agents flying with a brick?"
Was that really her fault?
Since HYDRA had once harassed her because she was related to Captain America, Dora's palms always start itching and her bricks start heating up whenever she sees them...
It's hard not to smack each one of them over the head!
And why is her brick as hard as her Great-Great-Uncle's shield?
Who knows? She woke up one morning and found a brick beside her pillow. It's great for beating people up. Maybe the world chose her.
What? You're saying her brick is a meteorite from outer space, and Iron Man wants to take it away for research?
The Avengers are picking on a kid!
Great-Great-Uncle, look at Iron Man!
Steve, seeing Dora clutch his arm with her hair practically standing on end with anger, instinctively stopped Tony.
And so began a long stretch of years in which he worried over every little thing for his great-great-grandniece, a girl with an adorable face and a remarkable talent for getting into trouble.
Years later, when Steve and the rest of her superhero aunts and uncles are finally able to celebrate Dora graduating from college and superhero training, they suddenly realize at her graduation ceremony...
How did some random kid become Dora's boyfriend without them knowing?
Absolutely not!
And definitely not someone from the Bat family!
Tony: Bruce, get over here and take your son away! Aaaah!
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An unconventional group-pampering story.
The heroine, Dora, is a violent girl. Her fighting ability keeps growing, but she has never been a coward.
She's smart, but if she thinks she can win a fight, she'll charge right in!
The story will mostly focus on the heroine's fun everyday life with her Great-Great-Uncle and the other superheroes. A sweet little romance.
Couple: the blue-and-black bird. Bickering enemies who secretly fall in love.
Theme: No matter what you look like, courage is a song of praise.
