[Western Crossover] Raising a Little Dog from Another World!

[I really can't think of where to take this story! Sorry, everyone, I'm changing the premise to a dog story (bows repeatedly)]

Reborn as a hellhound from Stranger Things. The good news is that I always wanted to be a dog in my previous life. The bad news is that I'm the Demon King's dog. Not only do I look terrifying, with my head blossoming open, and eat people, I also have to follow the Demon King in an invasion of Earth.

But the puppy went through the wrong door. When it came out, it found that the world outside wasn't a damp American town perfect for growing up in, but a huge desert so dry it couldn't even shed its skin and grow.

A green-eyed boy picked it up by the tail. "Are you a lizard or a puppy?"

Seeing the knife glinting in the boy's hand, the young hellhound obediently tucked its tail and drew in its claws. "I'll be your dog! I'll be a good dog for you!"

Dogs get punished for eating people, and rewarded for doing the right thing.

After a while, the dog had been trained into a little ball of dough. Damian brought his well-trained puppy to Gotham.

The Bat Family was very welcoming to the puppy.

Bluebird: "Your dog's head can blossom open!"

Damian, unruffled: "It has a big mouth, so it eats a lot and grows fast."

Red Hood: "Its mouth is full of rows and rows of teeth."

Damian: "More teeth mean it can chew better and digest its food well."

Cassandra: Draws her blade on the dog.

Damian: "Protect the puppy!"

Only Batman wasn't fooled by any sweet talk. With the hellhounds about to launch a large-scale invasion and devour every living thing, he decisively pulled out a flamethrower, ready to burn them to death!

But then Damian's hellhound tucked its tail and obediently lay down, touching Bruce's leather boot with its muzzle before throwing back its head and howling.

The other hellhounds rampaging through Gotham and attacking everything miraculously stopped moving.

Meanwhile, the Demon King, unable to control the hellhounds: Where's my dog?!

Theme: Love life, love dogs