[Western Crossover] Stir Things Up! Stir Things Up! Stir Things Up!

[New novel] [Western Crossover] Emiya Rikka My name is Emiya Rikka. I'm a 17-year-old girl and a freshman at Midtown High. Every day after school, I go out to fight crime, because my whole family is made up of allies of justice who have dedicated ourselves to world peace. I go to bed at three in the morning and leave for school at six. New York is peaceful as ever today. Heroes, mutants, supervillains: I don't know a single one of them. I, Emiya Rikka, just want to live a quiet life. Please note before reading: No romance. Rikka and the superheroes have a friendship-focused relationship, while Rikka and the Heroic Spirits share a family bond. The Vampire King opens a gateway to another world in Gotham, and digital creatures swarm through. At the moment of crisis, a boy holding a yellow mouse steps forward. The alien left as a background character: ??? An unknown assailant attacks an academy. A superpowered person descends from the sky with a girl with ahoge, then takes out hundreds of soldiers with a wave of her hand. The unknown assailant: !!! Gotham's new mayor gives an interview, declaring that Batman can only save the world, while only love can change Gotham. The villains who have been given a warm welcome (and beaten up) by the mayor's long-haired secretary: That's right, we're all one big happy family. Why have King Arthur, returned after a thousand years of sleep, and the great mage Merlin kissed in public? The Flower Magician keeps his merits a secret and refuses to reveal his name, but the elementary schooler who's been around for ten thousand years has already figured it all out. The grown-up child, consulting detective: Heh. Tang Song surveys the world gone mad and touches her chest. Yep, my conscience is still bouncing around in there. This novel will go premium on Monday, May 28, with a 10,000-word update at launch. Thanks for all your support, mwah! Please note before reading: 1. This isn't a conventional hero story. The author's IQ is a black hole, so there are tons of plot holes. 2. The heroine is entirely focused on causing trouble and has no time for romance. 3. Characters may be out of character. The timeline follows the story's own setup. Follow the author's column for updates. The column description has a surprise (not really). Theme: