[Western Crossover] Hey, Can I Stay at Your Place?

The next book is "The Kid I Raised Turned Out to Be My Coworker!", a story about a little jellyfish~ Click on the author's profile to add it to your collection~ Blurb: Elio is a snake, with sleek, glossy black scales, a red chin, and a much larger body and heavier weight than others of his kind. So who the hell brought him from the warm, dry pine forest to this damp human city? The snake has a headache. The snake feels like he's going moldy. The snake has decided to find a new home. Hey, Red Date Head, can I live at your place? Hello, Seaweed Head, can I live at your place? Wow, I met my green-eyed angel, and he asked if I wanted to go home with him! After a busy day, Red Hood came home to find something filthy had gotten inside. Then he came face-to-face with a giant snake coiled in a long shape behind the bedroom door. Red Hood: What the hell is that thing! The Joker had let himself out for some fresh air for the first time in ages. He'd just brought little Harley along to annoy Batman when something fell from the sky and knocked him out before he could say a word. Something filthy got into the hideout! Batman discovered that the escaped Joker and Harley Quinn had been knocked unconscious by an animal he'd been tracking for a long time. Several of their bones were broken, so he set out to investigate. But just then, his son, his Robin, brought back the culprit: an Eastern Forest King Snake a full 12 meters long. Damian patted the snake's head. "Father, I want to keep this one." Batman: ...NO! PS: The whole Bat-family is here. This is a slice-of-life story! PPS: There are some stereotypes, but Batman isn't a mute. PPPS: There's a human-transformation scene, but he only gets a human shell. Coming soon: [Western Crossover] The Kid I Raised Turned Out to Be My Coworker! Faye: The happiest thing in the world is getting a second chance. And the most embarrassing thing is having to chase after my coworkers and call them Mom and Dad every time. After getting run through in battle, the little jellyfish Faye split apart and returned to an infant state. The Justice League arrived and took him in, but its members were at a loss over the little Faye blowing bubbles on the bed. Their plan was to send over Super Dad and Batman, who had the most kids at home. And so little Faye the jellyfish enjoyed a happy life flooding the cornfield and filling the Batcave with water. It would have been even happier if he hadn't been chased by a super dog trying to bite his butt, or sobbed when Alfred confiscated half his cookies. But then his adult body came back. "So you're Faye's father?" Batman tapped the conference table, looking with great suspicion at the two identical people clinging to each other. A man who claimed to be a single father, and who should have been lying in a grave, had shown up demanding that the Justice League return his son! "Yes," Faye replied, speaking through both bodies at once. How could I tell them I'm really Filan? And that I'd just been begging my coworker, "Daddy, can I have one more cookie? QvQ"? I still want to live on Earth, thanks. Filan is an exceptionally powerful magic warrior, and also the Justice League member most likely to get everyone into trouble. And in this wide-ranging battle, even Superman couldn't stop the sword from piercing Filan's body in time. "Waaahhh!" Before anyone could even tear up, a baby's cry rang out from inside the coffin. "OK, fine." "Which one of you is raising him this time?" Theme: There is no place warmer than home