[Western Crossover] The Witch and the Demon

During the witch-hunting era, ignorant people always believed witches could summon demons. In literature, witches are often linked to demons, too. They say witches are the demons' lovers, and that demons walk among humans at witches' beckoning. They say demons are witches' lackeys, and that witches use demonic hands to wreak havoc upon the world. Witches and demons seem forever bound together as symbols, inspiring both curiosity and fear. But as a real witch, Aurora has to set the record straight: witches in the magical world don't consort with demons. Of course, neither do male witches. Please don't be so stuck on stereotypes. Then she turns her head and sees the weapons Damian has left in the corner. She turns again and spots the coffee mug on his desk, decorated with a bat symbol. Finally, she looks at Damian lounging on the sofa, contentedly petting a cat. All right, maybe there is one witch who consorts with a demon. A world where Harry Potter and DC coexist. Pairing: Damian Warnings: BatCat, DickBabs, and other pairings will be mentioned. Tim will also have some flirtatious moments with an original female character. Chapters that allude to or mention these pairings, or include related scenes, will have an asterisk (*) before and after the title. Coming soon: The Haunted Manor Dominia Augur, or Dominia Wayne, died at the relatively young age of twelve. What an awkward age to die. She was too old to face a heavy subject like death with a child's innocent cheer, but not yet a teenager with the gloomy nihilism to think leaving this godforsaken world was a stroke of luck. Dominia felt only resentment. Looking back, she thinks that may be why she was trapped in Wayne Manor. The youngest ghost to wander the manor because she couldn't find peace, Dominia was promptly taken under the wing of all her ancestors who still had unfinished business. Then they set about educating her. They were as annoying as a thousand Bruces and a thousand Alfreds combined. Damn it, if she'd known this would happen, she wouldn't have cursed so viciously in her head before she died. Honestly, Dominia thinks she'll never be able to move on. Watching her twin brother grow more and more into himself does her absolutely no good. It only makes her angrier and more resentful. Besides, even if she could move on, she wouldn't dare. The grief her unfamiliar father reveals when he's alone late at night is so awkward to witness that she can't bring herself to reincarnate. What if his regret and guilt move the heavens, and she ends up reborn as his next child? They hadn't even spent two years together. His feelings were both overwhelming and invisible. All right, Dominia thinks helplessly. If she can't find peace and can't stand staying at Wayne Manor, she may as well find a chance to come back to life. Dominia is a variant of dominate, meaning to rule. This is a story about love, death, and dominion. Reverse-order AU Theme: Find peace wherever life takes you.