[Western Crossover] Even Fuzzy Creatures Can Be Incubi

[Daily Updates Are Here] Blessings from a realm beyond mortal sight have forged a brand-new miracle. They open their eyes in warmth, taking shape as they hatch from resilient souls. And eventually... They turn up in superheroes' beds. ** Question: Can a bunch of round, fluffy cuties become the century's greatest charmers? Superheroes everywhere: ??? After finishing his evening patrol, Peter takes a shower, slips into bed, and settles in for a good night's sleep. But as he lies there, his feet start to feel a little chilly. He lifts the covers to find a pair of watery eyes staring at him, brimming with devotion. Peter is so startled he jumps onto the ceiling. Otter: Squeak, squeak! Little birdie, don't be scared! Otter will protect you! Little birdie: What the heck? Stay away! Before bed, Damian takes one look at his covers, then another, unable to accept what he sees. Bruce can hatch fluffy little creatures, so why can't he??? Alfred: ...It'll come when it's ready, young master. Damian: TT Sherlock: ...Get! It! Out! Of! Here! Watson: First, let's figure out what to tell the landlord. Sorry, we fell asleep in bed and accidentally woke up with a little animal? Exhausted, Watson rubbed a hand over his face. They hatch in the perfect nest. ** 1. A lighthearted, warm, and healing story, mostly about enjoying all kinds of animals, with other things on the side. For now, the main plot is a daily journal of getting into mischief and going on adventures with little animals. 2. The timeline is hard to pin down, and there aren't that many world-ending disasters. After all, there are plenty of people around, so most natural and man-made disasters can be effectively prevented or mitigated. 3. A multiverse crossover. To make some historical events more plausible, some characters' backgrounds and past experiences have been changed, and some ages adjusted. There are tons of headcanons, truly tons, so please proceed with caution if that bothers you. 4. It may feel a little like an ensemble story. Many animals appear, and I want to tell every little cutie's story, so the point of view may jump around. 5. Daily updates after the story goes premium. If something comes up and I can't update, I'll let you know in the author's note or post a notice. 6. The protagonist isn't human, but an unusual creature from beyond Earth. Their worldview is still developing and differs from a human's, so please don't attribute the characters' views to the author. 7. Any similarities are unintentional. Please don't make baseless accusations of plagiarism. 8. Writing coaches and nitpickers, please stay away. Please don't recommend other people's works in the comments, including comments like "It's like..." or "This reminds me of..." Thank you for understanding. 9. OOC warning, as usual. ** A preview of an upcoming story: Gotham Surveillance, Alive and Kicking! [Western Crossover] Its name is Mumu, meaning wood, as in a particularly wooden piece of wood. As a little creature who's good at disguises (and only good at disguises), Mumu spends every day with its mouth open, waiting for dinner to fall from the sky, and watching human gossip for entertainment. It watches Scarecrow diligently make poison gas at the chemical plant, only for Batman to confiscate it without mercy. It watches the Penguin's restaurant get trashed, then sees him stamp and curse in rage. The bullets fired from his umbrella bounce off Batman's cape, and nothing happens. Every day in Gotham is so lively. Then one day, Mumu sees Gotham's little prince, Brucie, walk into a dark alley. And. Start. Taking. Off. His. Clothes. Good heavens! Gotham's little prince is molting and turning into a giant bat!!! = Remember. Whether it's a civil war, a defection, brothers fighting among themselves, or comrades beating each other up, Mumu is watching you. Theme: Unity and friendship, and facing danger without fear