Carol Cash was an ordinary person who accidentally ended up on a DC movie set. He'd been trying to beat the final level of a game lately, and after finishing work, he fell asleep at his computer desk. He wound up being transported along with his computer.
The only thing he had was an outdated computer connected to a System. It updated with useless news and original coordinates every day.
Fortunately, he could still finish his books and collect the cooking ingredients he'd struggled to find.
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Gotham University, a school full of talented people and the best choice for anyone in Gotham seeking higher education.
Carol's minor advisor was Crane. His major in criminal psychology brought him into contact with James Moriarty, who was there for a social event. One of his randomly assigned elective classes was taught by Bruce Wayne.
After finally finishing his degree, he left the place where one more promotion would make him the boss, and settled down to a quiet life in a rented room. He occasionally went to Wayne Tower to fix technical issues. Then Carol suddenly realized that the world had changed.
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Smoke and gunfire that never seemed to end, strange people bouncing around the streets, and mysterious trophies floating everywhere.
There was now a person in a bat-themed bodysuit on his way home. It wasn't until later that he realized the guy was a vigilante.
As time passed, Carol noticed that a whole flock of colorful little birds had joined the Bat. Gotham's nights were still chaotic, but a little more peaceful.
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One Monday, a workday. Carol was walking quietly along the street outside his new safe house. He pulled out his wallet and was about to buy one of the famous spicy hot dogs when he noticed a dark shadow standing beside him.
"Uh? Hey, Bat! Want one?"
-Reader's guide:
1. Carol hasn't read the original DC comics and only knows a little (for example, he can recognize characters by their silhouettes). He's a morally grey scumbag with a conscience and a somewhat neutral attitude toward order.
2. He's not one of the Bat's kids. He's the sort of person the Bat would have to stop and consider whether to take in.
3. The System is basically a watered-down information board.
4. This is a crossover of American superhero stories, mostly set in DC. The Bat family's characterization leans toward Wayne Family Adventures. Marvel appears, but only a little. The Moriarty references are from BBC's Sherlock. The overall tone is light, with few case descriptions. The story is friendly toward superheroes and very unfriendly toward supervillains.
5. Apologies for OOC. This is self-indulgent writing. Some plot points are fictional, and the academic details won't be especially professional, so please don't read if that bothers you. I'll do my best to look up relevant sources and keep the characters true to their original arcs.
Theme: Never give up on life, and strive to embrace the light
Sketching has become a question mark. [Glasses] The text version should be like this: lightning lightning lightning Batman: I Am Vengeance! Building: I Am The Night! Building: I Am Batman! Building building building building building building taking pictures Building Grass Blue Beetle Cool~
I can't wait to see the bat carrying a bunch of birds and then walking past the protagonist's bed 🐶
Love it... So interesting...(Quickly waiting for updates)
Open your empty head shake pour out the water close Rewatch
Hhh, so funny, only bats are fast food 🐶
Absolutely Bane is the real biological Gundam
""I can't do it and you can, Cons..." This is a big bug for the author~
It's quite interesting. Thanks for cooking. But the details still need to be read in words, otherwise I won't be able to understand.
Maybe it's not a living person but a warm corpse! (The 🐶 killed during the final week) I didn't expect that reading the latest update would reveal a hidden gem that appeals to my appetite : p It's quite interesting after adapting to the previous narrative and perspective (by the way, Carlo, you are so mysterious, your secrets are like onions 🐶)
Are Carlo and Charlie the same person? It really makes me dizzy to see them, one angle at a time.