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To save the children adopted by his older brother, Oda Hoshimi died at the hands of a group of mercenaries wearing ragged clothes.
To achieve resurrection, he struck a bargain with the Lord God, saving countless worlds and making many friends. Finally, having amassed enough resurrection points, he returned to Yokohama.
However, before he could even enjoy his brother’s familial affection, he was notified by the Lord God: “Your world is about to be destroyed!”
Oda Hoshimi: “!!!!”
The veteran savior picked up his old trade once again.
His old partner, the System, also returned to assist him, equipped with a brand-new “Vest” plugin.
Oda Hoshimi and the System stared at each other: “This Vest system of yours… requires drawing cards?”
The System replied cautiously: “Yes, your Vests will be synthesized by drawing parts from characters with whom you have formed bonds. Their personalities and abilities will be completely random.”
Oda Hoshimi: “…”
Consequently, the residents of Yokohama discovered that many bizarre people had recently begun to appear:
The arbitrary God’s Child Chuya with a super-high IQ. The Water Breathing Leader Dazai, who was as gentle as the vast sky. The moody 5t5 with a Heavenly Restriction…
The residents of Yokohama: “You guys are totally OOC!!!”
The fragile world fell into an unstable state, and abnormalities appeared within the world’s cornerstone located in Yokohama.
The Labyrinth that trapped hundreds of people, the Tyranny that knew only destruction, the Chaos that magnified the malice within one’s heart…
These evil beasts from alternative dimensions stirred up trouble and chaos in Yokohama.
At this moment, an organization named “Starlight” burst onto the scene, with several powerful individuals joining hands with the Tripartite Framework to maintain the stability of the world.
Although these powerful individuals were a tiny bit strange…
“Has the world ended? To think a gentle mackerel could actually exist…” A Port Mafia Executive stared blankly.
“The slug could actually become smart? Impossible! Absolutely impossible!” One of the pillars of intelligence at the Armed Detective Agency collapsed, slamming the table.
Kunikida pushed up his glasses, writing furiously in his notebook: “On the Feasibility of Reforming Taza—”
The culprit behind it all flipped through the script in his hands and sighed: “You can’t really blame me for this…”
