[Western Crossover] An Informant's Survival Guide

The main story is complete! Thank you all for your support!

An organization called the Information Agency suddenly appeared out of nowhere, and no one could trace its origins.

"We can find out anything you want to know."

You can buy any kind of information here, as long as you can afford the price.

People guessed that the agency's founder must be a top-tier hacker.

They weren't intimidated by threats or swayed by offers. They simply enjoyed secretly laughing at everyone equally, much to the frustration of superheroes and supervillains alike.

Meanwhile, the real mastermind, Lyra, was pulling an all-nighter to finish her thesis, desperately making up the remaining three thousand words.

Damn it, she couldn't laugh at all!

Lyra, who works at a newspaper: Writing news articles and working as an information broker aren't mutually exclusive, right?

[Note]

* The story includes a mountain of original settings. I'll do my best to portray the characters faithfully, but they may be out of character.

* Please ignore the original timeline.

* The female lead grows over time. Things won't be that satisfying at first, so read with caution if that's not your thing.

* There will be plot about running the Information Agency, as well as everyday adventures.

* She has secret identities besides the Information Agency one, and they will be exposed.

* Pairing with Dick. I just can't resist this big blue bird.

Below are blurbs for upcoming stories. Please show them your support!

Upcoming 1: [Western Crossover] Supervillain Museum (This will probably be the first one I update next.)

Tim has fallen for his college classmate.

The girl's name is Terrell Wilde. She's a redhead with green eyes who once went viral for playing a mermaid at an amusement park.

Terrell adores children. After inheriting her family's museum, she vows to teach every underage resident of Gotham about supervillains.

But why do her exhibits seem a little off?

That's not what happened.

Terrell was forced to inherit the museum, and every day running it has her swinging between cool composure and fury.

One day, Terrell can't help complaining to her boyfriend Tim:

"Is Red Robin always this annoying? Why does he have to stop me from getting new exhibits every time?"

Red Robin Tim: ...So you go to Blackgate Penitentiary and Arkham Asylum to kidnap supervillains for stock?

Upcoming 2: [Western Crossover] Pelican Farm Owner Applies for a Rest Cure (Pairing undecided)

The Pelican Estate, near Wayne Manor and long believed to be haunted, suddenly comes to life.

The farm owner, Amber Pelican, is warm and friendly, and she can bake the best cupcakes in the world.

But isn't she a little too powerful with that scythe in her hands?

Several young vigilantes keeping watch from the estate's roof, ostensibly to monitor it, wipe the crumbs from their lips and decide to ignore their fathers' warning texts again today.

Amber was dumped in Gotham overnight by her grandfather.

People here don't use gold coins for transactions, you can't come and go freely at the neighbors' houses, and apparently you're not even allowed to pick fruit in the Batcave.

It's a little hard to get used to, but luckily her friends from Pelican Town visit often, and Amber feels she's still the happiest farmer in the world.

She doesn't know she's actually in Gotham to get treatment.

Theme: Believe in yourself in every world.