Is It Wrong for a Superhero to Want to Farm? [Western Crossover]

On the day his parents fell to their deaths, Dick gained a magical "anywhere door" that could take him to another world, where he was a superhero vigilante known as "Nightwing."

Gotham's Brucey Baby has two sons, but something feels off to him. He thinks he should have four sons.

When their world collided with the multiverse, and other Batmen rubbed their worlds in his face, Bruce Wayne finally realized that he was missing the eldest son he should have, known as "Nightwing," and the second son known as "Red Hood."

So here's the question:

Where did Richard Grayson and Jason Todd go??

Where did his two huge sons go??!!

After more than a decade of constantly switching between multiple identities without even realizing it, "Nightwing" himself, Dick Grayson, sipped tea and scratched a dog's head as he gazed into the sunset and sighed:

"Life really is as lonely as snow... don't you think, dear?"

The big red bird sitting beside him nodded with a world-weary air.

[When you have two different lives, do you choose to be an ordinary person or a superhero?]

[Or something else?]

Dick chose everything.

Note:

[The early and middle parts focus on growing up and the plot, while the later parts focus on building a life.]

[Basically, Dick raises Jason, and then the two of them raise each other.]

※ In one world he's busy as a dog, so in this world he takes a laid-back, carefree approach to life.

※ The "entrepreneurial journey" of Dick Grayson, who wasn't adopted after the circus incident and keeps jumping back and forth between two worlds.

※ Richard Grayson is Nightwing. What does that have to do with Dick Kyle?

※ Dedicated to giving commendation banners to the kind citizen Mr. Kyle!

※ The pairing is Jason/Dick, no switching or breaking them up. Jason from both worlds will still run into unexpected incidents. Dick won't ignore the Batfamily in this world, but he'll help out in an appropriate secret identity. His identity will be revealed in the middle and later parts.

※ Richard Grayson won't kill, but Dick Kyle will.

Theme: Life always comes with choices.