[Western Crossover] Singer of the Apocalypse

Dolly Priscilla finally got permission to leave her hometown when she was seventeen. She strapped on her beloved guitar, packed her bags, and set off on the journey she'd planned.

She walked through streets and alleys, crossed through crowds, met all kinds of people, and witnessed countless disasters.

And so her songs came to hold resolute tears, unyielding souls, and silent eruptions. They held bustling cities, peaceful towns, and weeping ruins. They held the affection of stray cats, the kindness of strangers, the tears of friends, and the laughter of family.

And the blue eyes of a certain boy.

Once, she had been an observer from beyond the world. Now, she was making music.

"Then let me offer a song to this apocalypse."

"At least we still have our songs."

The singer of the apocalypse began to sing.

Note:

1. One-on-one pairing with Red Robin, Tim Drake. The story cares about teenagers and avoids angst.

2. The inspiration comes from the Chinese virtual singer song The World's Final Singer, but it has nothing to do with the plot of this story. It's a wonderful song, so please give it a listen.

3. The theme of this story is very artsy, but I can't write artsy, so any out-of-character writing is on me.

Theme: I will sing forever, and my song will ring out until the end of the world.