[Western Crossover] Onmyoji? More Like Fishpond Master!

Ling Buye cannot empathize, yet was born knowing how to stir other people's emotions. 896 is a discarded System loaded with nothing but the Onmyoji mobile game. Ling Buye wants to understand what emotions are, while 896 wants to escape the pursuit of the main System. When the two meet, they hit it off at once: by staying close to the central figures of each world, they can keep the main System from making a move while Ling Buye figures out what emotions are through spending time with them.

He is Tony Stark's upperclassman, his moonlight, the brightest star he has ever encountered.

Tony Stark: "He's one of a kind to me."

He is Steve Rogers' neighbor, the first person to show him kindness in this unfamiliar world.

Steve Rogers: "He shines in harmony with the world."

He is Clark's colleague, whose writing is gentle yet powerful. He sees both the god among men and the boy from a small town.

Clark Kent: "He's clear-eyed and gentle, a bright spot in this world."

He is Bruce Wayne's senior, both mentor and friend, and in another sense, another Gotham.

Bruce Wayne: "He's the goal I pursue, the compass of my heart."

896: "Shocked, with a hint of reproach.JPG"

Ling Buye: "...I overdid it. That was an accident."

Later, the worlds merge, and the superheroes discover that the people they love seem to have just a tiny bit in common with one another.

Tony Stark: "His name is Seimei, and he has a younger sister named Kagura."

Steve Rogers: "He has two close friends, Hachikuji and Minamoto no Hiromasa."

Clark Kent: "He has a fox shikigami named Kogitsune."

Bruce Wayne: "He has lots of shikigami. He's a great onmyoji."

Theme: Washing your face with sulfuric acid won't change your skin color.