[Western Crossover] How to Raise an Atypical Mental Patient

There are plenty of ways to escape Arkham. Jason tried and failed countless times, but he never imagined that the way he’d finally succeed would be to transmigrate.

*

That damned God had played another trick on him.

They wanted him to rot in the dirt? No chance! When he returned, he’d rebuild Gotham’s new order. He’d become the new king of Gotham’s underworld. He’d kill the Joker with his own hands...

“Damn it! Miranda, haven’t I told you not to eat things off the ground? Whatever you want to eat, I’ll get it for you. No more picking up garbage!”

The gloomy atmosphere vanished in an instant, leaving only an enraged caretaker.

Miranda just looked at Jason innocently. “Ja...son...” With dusty crumbs in her hands, she kept shoving them toward his mouth.

Jason sighed, closed his eyes, took the crumbs in his mouth, and swallowed them in one bite.

She quieted down again, and Jason hurried to clean her up.

Revenge? The uncrowned king? His cat was hungry.

*

Jason and she would always be separated.

That’s what Talia said.

Miranda didn’t want to be separated from Jason.

So they had to become a family.

A family...

She wanted to have a child with Jason.

“What did you say?” Damian, passing by, leaped down from the ceiling.

Miranda tilted her head. “I want to have a child with Jason. Can you do that?”

Damian’s expression twisted instantly.

Damian couldn’t.

Miranda dejectedly patted her belly. Why couldn’t she grow up on her own anymore?

(The blurb is still under construction. The construction failed again.)

Viewing Guide: OOC warning. The timeline is a mishmash, and so is Jason’s backstory. It mostly follows the Arkham storyline, with some changes (there will be a few fake-outs).

You don’t need to have played Outlast to follow along. It’s just mentally ill NPCs suddenly jumping out to chase you.

The story’s point of view follows the male lead first, then the female lead.

The heroine has a cheat, a chaotic-neutral alignment, and no normal person’s sense of right and wrong.

This isn’t a power fantasy, isn’t a power fantasy, isn’t a power fantasy. Some scenes may be upsetting. The only guarantee is a happy ending. Everything serves the plot.

If you’re uncomfortable reading, run away immediately.

Theme: Run toward a beautiful future.