How Well Do Batkids and New York's Friendly Neighborhood Hero Get Along? [Western Crossover]

[This novel will be available to purchase on October 31, with three chapters released that day. Thank you for your support!] Hilda was a perfectly normal little bat. She was normal in that she had no secret identity. She went to school during the day and slept at night. She didn't go wandering around in a skintight suit in the middle of the night. Her mental state was stable, and she had no bad habits. Because Hilda was so normal, gossip media gradually forgot about her, and her classmates gradually stopped paying attention to the fact that she was the adopted daughter of Gotham's richest man. As a result, Hilda's junior, Peter, even thought for a while that she was just an upperclassman with good grades and an ordinary family background. Through one coincidence after another, the two gradually grew closer. From time to time, Peter would visit Hilda's low-rent apartment... ...to study. Until one time, Peter happened to find Hilda wasn't home, while strange noises came from inside. Peter broke down the door and came face-to-face with a bright red head. Peter (on guard): Who are you?! The Red Hood, aka Jason, aka Hilda's second-oldest brother: Who are you? // Reader's Guide: 1. The timeline is a mess, and I have some headcanons. I'll try to keep everyone in character. 2. Pairing: Spidey. Older woman/younger man romance, mostly first- and third-person everyday romance. No heavy angst, and the whole story will be lighthearted and not very long. 3. The female lead is perfectly normal, but she's also strong and has superpowers. 4. I've never written a Bat-kid story before, so here goes. 5. Most importantly, I hope you enjoy reading! Theme: With great power comes great responsibility