[Western Crossover] Being a Gotham Detective Is So Much Fun

Randall Ross transferred all the way from Baltimore to Gotham to work as a detective, so he could indulge his little hobbies while staying within the bounds of the law. Violent crimes every week? This place was practically paradise! After getting some satisfaction for his mind, his body started craving more. As luck would have it, Randall met a young man at a crime scene with a streak of white in his bangs. He was strong, and very handsome. After finally deciding to try a relationship, Randall found that Jason Todd was unusually considerate. With no other choice, Randall had to break up with him. Then he threw himself wholeheartedly into his work as a detective, hoping to get everything he needed to satisfy his body and mind from the job. - Jason met a handsome blond, blue-eyed detective named Randall Ross, who was twenty-eight. Though the detective was eight years older than him, he never asked unnecessary questions and didn't care what Jason was like in or out of bed. So the two of them got along just fine for a while. Then, on an ordinary day, they mutually agreed to break up. Jason thought that was the end of it, until one day the Joker broke out of Arkham and kidnapped a detective from the precinct to vent his anger and make a statement. The detective who was taken was Randall. Jason heard that Randall had volunteered to take the place of an intern in the Joker's clutches. That was just the kind of good person Jason remembered him being. But in Gotham, good people usually met with bad ends. Whether it was because of a personal grudge, lingering feelings, or simply a sense of responsibility, Jason decided to rescue Randall. From a distance, he saw Randall tortured to the brink of death. When he got closer, he heard a burst of manic laughter... from Randall. "Hahahahahahaha! This is great! This is amazing!" Randall easily broke free of his restraints, wearing a look of satisfaction Jason had never seen before. Then he laughed and shot the Joker through the head. "That should count as a justified use of deadly force, right?" Jason stopped in astonishment outside, and heard Randall say with heartfelt gratitude, "Thanks for the hospitality." - To deal with a deviant, you just have to be more deviant than he is. Theme: Even people on the margins of society can find a place where they belong.