[Western Crossover] Escaping Gotham's Kill Line

When I was a child, I learned just how cruel this world could be. After my mother died, I put on the dress she had bought me and went out into the street. I saw too many filthy thoughts, and lost all hope in this world. On my eleventh birthday, the orphanage director told me that a distinguished "sponsor" wanted to take part in some "special activities" with me. At the same time, the goddess of magic whispered in my ear: "Disappointed in this world, my dear child? Come, take my hand. You deserve a better one." Ever since the day I was born, I knew I was destined to become a witch. But it wasn't until that day that the gates of magic finally opened to me. * The Prince of Gotham helped me escape that island of demons. Batman and Robin sent criminals to prison. But not everyone guilty gets judged by the law. The lawyers smugly reopened bloody wounds in court, using their clever sophistry to leave victims speechless, as though we were the criminals. The poor were sold off to prisons to do hard labor and sell their blood, while the rich could pay a hefty bail and walk free. Why had the world become like this? * Perhaps Hecate was right. If the law couldn't deliver justice, then let magic pass judgment. Bruce would never know how those people died. At least, that's what I hoped. * After leaving Wayne Manor, I had nothing left to hold me back. I walked the edge of the underworld. Just as I was gearing up to make a real difference, fate played a cruel joke on me. My biological father, whom I'd never met, suddenly showed up with his very large younger brother. With impeccable teamwork, they attacked from both sides and cut off every avenue of escape. And then... He gave me a huge hug. The moment he held me, I empathized with the feelings of the witch they'd just killed as she died. I was terrified and didn't dare move. They carried me right into the back seat of the IMPALA. If possible, I hoped Batman would hurry up and come. I thought, tears in my eyes. Maybe Jason could still make it in time to hear my last words. * A few things to know before reading: 1. The main story is told in first person, with lots of tasteless dark humor. 2. The Winchesters versus the Batfamily. 3. A devoted Jason Todd x mischievous little witch romance, one-on-one and true love. Theme: Take your life seriously and make the most of it. Every little moment in daily life is a precious memory.