[Western Crossover] The Alien Heiress Wants Wayne to Confess

[Former title: Big Bat, the Dragon’s Going to Eat You!] [Five updates a week, break on Mondays and Wednesdays] Amelis thought she had transmigrated into an old-fashioned space opera, and judging by her background, she was probably the villainess. But as a dragon scion, even a defective one, she had inherited plenty of her species’ genes. And since she looked the most like her mother, the empire still doted on her. She had planned to lie flat and live the carefree life of a noble layabout. Then one day, she heard about a strange alien from her sister, who had just returned from a long journey: Red underwear worn on the outside, an S on his chest, and the ability to fly. Aime froze on the spot. Wait, that description doesn’t sound right. What genre did I transmigrate into!? This isn’t an original universe at all! One piece of bad news followed another. She, the famous defective dragon scion, had been chosen by fate and was required to leave her comfortable greenhouse and travel the universe in search of her destined mate. No problem. A mission is a mission, and travel is travel! The first stop on the mate-hunting journey of Aime Valeris, who had never read American comics, was obviously Earth. She took human form and sneaked into the city to have fun. Then she met that man. Damn it, that guy named Bruce... how could his blue eyes be so beautiful! The dragon’s heart thrummed. That was the sound of falling in love. She wanted so badly to eat him. Subordinates: Understood, Your Highness. We’ve already kidnapped the one you love! Aime: Call me Miss, wait, what did you do!? Looks like this dragon still has a long way to fly on her quest for love. Their first impressions of each other: Amelis: Poor, helpless, beautiful, kind little Brucie. Brucie: A sheltered heiress with bodyguards who are bursting with protectiveness. Their first impressions of each other’s secret identities: Amelis: Do you mean that quiet-as-a-mouse big bat, or Matches Malone, the scruffy Gotham street punk? Brucie: Do you mean the mysterious new leader of Gotham’s rising organization, or the new vigilante who always makes everything sticky and gooey? As for how the two of them ended up with seven identities, both parties involved declined to comment. Gotham onlookers: Which couple should we ship first today? The playboy and the haughty heiress, both from wealthy families? The Dark Knight and the colorful slime vigilante? Or the helpless benefactor and the superhero who fell from the sky? And of course, Gotham street punk x airheaded heiress is a must-see, too. The Gotham tabloids excitedly declared: Our thanks to the Wayne and Valermont families for their outstanding contributions to the city’s entertainment scene! Alfred: I recall that you originally planned to date Miss Aime for only one week, young master? Bruce Wayne: She has secrets. I know that. The plan has changed. Alfred: Didn’t you say she was an innocent, kindhearted ordinary person? Bruce Wayne: Everyone has a few secrets. That’s normal. Alfred: Surely you aren’t agonizing over plucking the flowers I planted because of her Bruce Wayne: Alfred! Pairing: Bruce Warnings: 1. The heroine has an exceptionally powerful background and abilities. Being born into the best circumstances is her golden finger. 2. Her subordinates will suddenly start making wild assumptions on their own, and they are absolutely loyal. 3. A huge number of secret identity jokes, and Brucie is very good with words. 4. The timeline is a mess. Any out-of-character moments are on me. Reviews are open. Coming soon: "[Western Crossover] The Real Deal Shows Up After I Take Over Earth", a derivative story with no pairing. How can the Big Bat’s older siblings not count as Batkids! They are villains who usurp another’s place, gods who govern destiny. They are wicked children; they are heroes. Well, they’re just players. They’re in a game, so it’s only natural to do whatever they want, right? "[Western Crossover] Miss Impostor Doesn’t Want to Become a Suspect", a derivative story with no pairing. An impostor comes to human society to find others like herself, blunders into one crime scene after another, and joins forces with detectives to save one another. Humans are good; detectives are bad. Here are some completed derivative stories with no pairing: "The Wayne Family’s Little Cat’s Mission", a derivative story with no pairing. Click to read about Nova crossing time to reach the Big Bat. Fluffy things are the world’s treasures! "[Western Crossover] Gotham Goose on the Loose", a derivative story with no pairing. Click to read about the warm, everyday life of patient Bat and the Beagle siblings, who are geese. Players want it, players get it! Theme: Trust is the foundation of communication