Western Crossover: The Bat Family's Guide to Raising a Wolf

Inspired by the idea of returning to the wolf pack.

Before becoming Batman, Bruce Wayne traveled all over the world to learn survival skills and combat.

Once, he accidentally wandered into a snowy mountain range and was badly injured. There, he came across a skinny little wolf, so hungry it was chewing grass.

When the little wolf saw him, its bright green eyes gleamed frighteningly, and it pounced right at him.

With heavy snow sealing off the mountain, Bruce looked at his hand, covered in saliva and bite marks. He grabbed the little wolf and tried to tame it so they could leave the mountains together.

Four months later, he left the mountains and never came back.

The little wolf, wearing a wooden tag engraved with her name, followed the pack through the snow and left the place behind.

A year later, having become the queen of the wolves, she returned to the mountains alone. Looking at the little cave where she had lived, she made a decision.

She would go find a human.

Martina was a black wolf.

Unlike the other wolves, she had a System that was always chattering in her ear.

After making up her mind, she set out with the System, traveling thousands of kilometers over hill and dale until she finally reached Gotham.

But this was Gotham more than ten years later.

A green, foul-smelling guy told her he could help her find her master, while the System shrieked at her not to eat dirty things.

Hungry again, Martina fixed her eyes on a huge, fat crocodile that could talk.

Just as she was about to bite through the crocodile's neck, a voice suddenly sounded behind her.

"Martina."

Martina flicked her tail and let out a howl as she pounced. Her hundred-kilogram body landed squarely on the Dark Knight, whose name struck fear into the criminals of Gotham, nearly breaking his back on the spot.

I've been looking for you for so long, human.

No romantic pairing, no turning human, not an ordinary wolf.

Theme: Love saves the world.