[Western Crossover] Would You Protect Him?

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The proper blurb:

[Do you love him? Are you willing to pay any price just to protect him?]

New York: A girl transmigrates into the city and is immediately caught up in the Battle of New York. Rescued by Iron Man, the homeless girl nods through her tears. "I will!"

New York: After her mutant powers awaken, the girl is rejected by everyone she once called family. Looking at the Professor as he takes her hand, she nods firmly. "I will!"

Gotham: Shielded by Batman during an explosion, the girl experiences what it's like to be cared for for the first time and nods frantically. "I will!"

The heroines only want to protect others, no romance pairings for them. The canon pairings that appear are Stony (all Tony), Erik/Charles, Superbat, Thorki, and others, so this is labeled no-CP.

Warning: None of the heroines are good people. They have ridiculously powerful golden fingers, and all three are crazy. Only Nini, Bruce, and Charles are their limits. If you can't accept this, click away. Don't read it and then curse me. Thank you for your cooperation.

Little scenes:

1.

Sokovia: The little salted fish Tony picked up appears before the world.

She presses her finger against the ground's edge, and for an instant, time seems to stand still.

She opens her hand toward the red armor in the sky. An orange artificial intelligence, believed to have disappeared, rests there gracefully.

"Sir."

2.

In Gotham's pitch-black night, she wears a domino mask and a dark purple cape densely covered in bat symbols.

She steps down slowly, using the skulls of Arkham's criminals as stepping stones. Under the wary gazes of the Batfamily, she kneels on one knee before Batman and bows her proud head.

"Your sinner, your watchman, has come for you."

3.

The quiet girl who always sits silently by Charles's side smiles as she takes the hand of the blue giant when he arrives.

"What are you going to do to my father...?"

Theme: Heroes should neither bleed nor weep