[Western Crossover] How to Provide Mental Healing in the Batfamily

That's right: Bruce Wayne, secretly the Batman, Gotham's embodiment of terror, has welcomed a biological daughter, age six.

A soft, incredibly gentle girl, so sweet that you'd wonder if the Batman's genes had somehow mutated: Celia.

Celia Wayne, the healing presence who doesn't fit in with the Bat Family, with a hidden identity of her own, sweet and innocent on the surface but full of dark secrets underneath: "Great! I love my new name, and I love my family too."

So well-behaved that she's practically a healing balm, and always speaks her mind. As the only seemingly fragile "ordinary person" in the family, Celia is someone all the vigilantes have collectively decided to protect.

Until one day, the ghost known as the "Undying Witch," who appeared even before Batman, removed her helmet. Facing the stunned Bat Family, she gave them the same soft smile as always.

"It's been so long, my family."

[Warnings: Everyone dotes on the protagonist. All relationships are familial or friendly. The writing is average, so don't overthink it. The timeline is chaotic, and the protagonist has serious personality issues. At heart, it's a beautiful but tragic story, but all the bad endings have been avoided. The story only involves the DC Bat Family. This pigeon is away for half a month and home for less than 24 hours. Senior-year studies are demanding, so updates are irregular. If you see something you don't like...

Building, window, sign: run!]

Theme: Love is a journey taken together