[Western Crossover] Robin Is About to Fall in Love

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A new character has finally appeared in Gotham City's strange tales:

- The Camellia Girl

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A mass suicide by self-disembowelment has taken place in Gotham City. Most of the victims showed signs of poor mental health before their deaths.

As Leah continues her studies abroad, she becomes the person in charge of the Gotham area.

Negative emotions run rampant here. It's practically a witch's dining table.

She's exhausted from dealing with her familiars every day, and still has to find the time to handle the persistent attention of the Big Bat and his little bird.

If she didn't have her hot-tempered little boyfriend at school to cuddle with, she'd think she might as well be dead.

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Damian has been troubled lately.

He's fallen for a Chinese student in his class.

Meeting, pursuing her, making things official, dating:

- the whole process went smoothly from start to finish.

But with one incident after another in Gotham lately, and a magic-wielding Western-style swordswoman who calls herself a "magical girl" showing up, the pressure of his nightly patrols has increased considerably.

Balancing a relationship and work is a dilemma.

Even his father has to find time between his busy schedule to take Catwoman on dates in the Batmobile.

But what if they're the same person?

Pairing: Damian.

A little angsty, a Madoka-style magical girl story with some depressing content.

They both have a hilarious double unmasking.

Mostly sweet, with a slightly crazy vibe. The heroine is a cheerful girl.

The timeline is a complete mash-up.

Hehehe!!!!!!

I'll revise the story from time to time, so if you notice old chapters have been updated, go back and read them! They'll have been heavily revised.

Coming Soon

Title: What Should I Do After Transmigrating and Becoming the Savior of Another World!

Blurb:

The world is on the verge of destruction.

Before dying, the elven high priestess makes a prophecy: the Demon King is about to awaken, and the world will be destroyed in a hundred years. Only outsiders can save its people from being wiped out.

The Holy Church spends ten years preparing a grand summoning ritual.

Galahad and Violette are the saviors summoned from another world.

They thought they'd come here to live in luxury, grab some gear, defeat the Demon King, and reach the pinnacle of life.

But they soon discover that things aren't as simple as they'd imagined.

In this Western fantasy world, alchemy can't turn stones into gold, and battle aura can't grow wings and let people fly. The races are constantly at war and discriminate against one another. The human kingdom is mired in infighting, and the Church is rotten to the core.

First, Violette, despite her high-magic physique, is an atheist.

Then there's Galahad, who has no talent for either magic or martial arts and can't learn a thing.

On top of that, the social hierarchy is rigid, the people are numb and blindly loyal, and the nobles keep tripping them up behind the scenes. They can barely make any progress.

There are only five years left until the day of destruction foretold by the high priestess. And if they don't save this world, they can't go home.

What can they do?

What else can they do?

Before resisting outside threats, one must first put one's own house in order. The feudal system is unacceptable.

They may not believe in God, but the Soviet spirit lives forever.

If they can't cultivate magic or battle aura, then training their bodies to an extraordinary degree can be a form of cultivation too.

Galahad and Violette immediately hit it off:

Let Comrade Lenin's flag fly in every corner of this oppressed world.

Capitalism devours people?

They'll soon teach them how to draw a hammer and sickle!

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At first:

The people: The heroes are useless. The world's doomed. We might as well give up.

Later:

The people: Overthrow tyranny! Workers of the world, unite!

Theme: Other people can become the motivation that keeps you moving forward