  We report the observation of local superconductivity induced at the point
contact formed between a normal metal tip and WC -- a triple point topological
semimetal with super hardness. Remarkably, the maximum critical temperature is
up to near 12 K but insensitive to the tip's magnetism. The lateral dimensions
of the superconducting puddles were evaluated and the temperature dependencies
of superconducting gap and upper critical field were also obtained. These
results put constraints on the explanation of the induced superconductivity and
pave a pathway for exploring topological superconductivity.
