[Western Crossover] I Decided to Push My Boss Over the Edge

[The main story is complete. I'll update the extras whenever I feel like it~] [Going premium on November 16. Thank you all so much for your support!] [A story about a superpowered mercenary and a hot-tempered vigilante boss getting close] Reynes (ruins): "My dad's bald. His identity keeps changing. Sometimes he's a race director, sometimes a real estate agent, sometimes a food stall vendor." Reynes (ruins): "But all those identities are just part of his job, y'know." Reynes (ruins): "You wanna know what he does for work? Oh, it's simple. He moves some bodies from here and hides them in boxes over there. That's the job." Bruce: "..." Reynes (ruins): "So I followed in his footsteps, boss. For my year-end review, could you let me Gordon you? I promise I won't get handsy while moving your body, slurp." Bruce: "..." Reynes (ruins): "Hey, boss, where'd you get that Batarang? Are you mad, boss? Boss--" Here's a preview of an upcoming story: "(Western Crossover) NPC Trauma Support Group" When Mare was very young, he imagined countless moments in which he might become a superhero. Only when reality cruelly crushed him did he finally realize how the world worked. Superheroes are the protagonists of this world. And they, this group of ordinary people who amount to nothing and never get their moment in the spotlight, are the most insignificant NPCs in the world. Mare set out on a path destined to be full of hardship. He would fight for the rights of NPCs! Pairing: The eldest son (Nightwing) First-person narration / slow-burn romance / may have a bad ending "[Western Crossover] Get to Work! Alien Octopus" Blurb: The protagonist transmigrates by accident, but to the wrong place: a liquid planet tens of thousands of light-years away. He spends tens of thousands of years searching for a way home, long enough to forget what he looks like. Yet he believes that somewhere in a distant galaxy, the Earth he once lived on must still exist. Then one day, a spaceship crash-lands in the sea where he now lives, awakening memories blurred by hundreds of thousands of years. The story may be somewhat literary and melancholy, but it still has a happy ending. The pairing isn't decided yet, but it's most likely Superman or a Lantern. In short, it's the story of a poor wanderer who's spent tens of thousands of years as an octopus on the outside, human on the inside, and is finally going home! (*?I`*) Completed story: [Western Crossover] The Well-Meaning Villain Saves the Earth Theme: Only by learning to love can you become a true hero