[Western Crossover] The Voice of Heaven Has Left the Group Chat

One day, Glenn suddenly received a divine revelation. An angel in a trench coat showed up in his dream and told him, "You need to work hard at singing, then die when you're twenty-seven. But don't worry, Heaven has already lined up a great job for you with full benefits..." Glenn: "?! Heaven? I'm a druid, damn it! Why would I go to Heaven? What's wrong with Avalon? I want to go there and fall in love with some cute elf guys on a whim!" This was Castiel's first mission on Earth in over five thousand years. He never expected that convincing God's chosen voice of Heaven to sing well and then wait for death would be so difficult. Glenn was pissed. To avoid going to Heaven, he decided to study magic and sing his heart out. After an alien who stepped out of a blue police box talked him into it, he decided to sing rock instead. Since Glenn didn't know much about that, he decided to find a bandmate who could show him the ropes. Later, he discovered that not a single person in his band was a normal human. Looking at the half-demon guitarist from another world, the Record Keeper bassist, the drummer who could punch an alien monster into next week, and the genuine demon manager, Glenn began to seriously question the world around him. So, could he avoid going to Heaven now? God: ... To be honest, that really isn't an option. *After the apocalypse, Glenn appeared on a TV show. The interview was halfway through when Constantine opened a portal and called to him: "Apocalypse on hard mode in the Star City. We're short a mage. You in?" Host Norton looked like he was having an existential crisis for a moment, but soon realized Constantine hadn't been talking to him. Glenn stood up from the couch and casually brushed off his sleeve. "Sorry, I'm going to run a dungeon. I'll be back in a bit. You can interview my friend Freddie Mercury first." He pulled out his phone and called the Voice of Hell, asking his best friend to fill in for him while he went to save the world. It was all too much information at once, and viewers around the world were left reeling. #Warnings and details in the first chapter author's note Theme: A savior for fans of niche fandoms