[Western Crossover] Combat-Focused Player

*Outline revisions and advance chapters in progress

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Kayla transmigrated.

The bad news: She's the Joker's chosen hostage, up on a rooftop with him, braving the wind and rain.

The good news: Her cosplay prop, a hidden blade, has become the real thing.

Now there's only one question left.

How can she escape the Dark Knight safely after stabbing the Joker?

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Superpowered people and monsters are nothing unusual in this world, so it shouldn't be strange for a monster hunter to show up... right?

Kayla learns that her System isn't a complete idiot. It arrived at the right point in time, but forgot to bring her along: ...

Fortunately, Kayla is an apprentice witcher with superpowers.

As Kayla falls from a great height, watching the ground rush closer, she calmly pulls a pixelated bucket out of thin air, pours the water onto the ground, and lands safely. She even retrieves that "block" of water afterward.

The big blue guy ready to catch her: ?

When a temporary teammate is hurt and nearly out of HP, Kayla calmly pulls out some watermelon juice that looks like a health potion and tosses it their way...

The black-clad guy, with "Blunt damage -1, HP +7" floating over his head: ?

When Kayla realizes she's short on little gadgets, she doesn't waste time making them herself. Instead, she turns and walks into a blacksmith's shop...

The blacksmith (name withheld), strike that, the Iron Can: ?

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1. Plot-focused, with the romance in the extras! (I'm not good at writing it. The CP is set for now: the Iron Can.)

2. Third-person narration. The golden finger brings some video game items to life, and the female lead's main profession is witcher (the one from The Witcher 3).

3. A crossover of superhero stories and games. The game elements include items and monsters (as well as a few characters). There's a System. You don't need to have played the games to follow along. My own timeline, with heavily altered canon and original additions. Be warned.

4. Happy ending. The villains don't get much sympathy. OOC warning. For details on point 3, see the author's note in Chapter 1. The author's notes may be updated over time.

Theme: Everyone has potential.