✧ Detective Substitute - E.Ranpo Centric
- Bungou Stray Dogs x My Hero Academia
Fukuzawa owes a favor for Nezu, a principal at the prestigious hero school.
And Ranpo owes Mori a favor, the man he hates with his very soul.
Simple as that.
Or!!
Your...
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——— Chapter summary:
Fukuzawa owes a favor for Nezu, a principal at the prestigious hero school.
And Ranpo owes Mori a favor, the man he hates with his very soul.
Simple as that.
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Beginning Author Notes:
There are not enough UA & Bsd crossovers.
So I took it upon myself to make a Ranpo centric one huehuehue ———
Fukuzawa owed a favor for Nezu, a principal at the prestigious hero high school named UA.
And Ranpo owed a favor for Mori, the man he hated with his guts.
Nezu wanted Ranpo to come to UA to identify the supposed traitor in 1-A, but not only that, he also wanted Ranpo to act as a substitute and teach the youngsters what morals are, while their actual teacher is out for a mission that needed him.
As for Mori. He wanted Ranpo to get as much information as he can from the league of villains, what a stupid name... But a favor is a favor, and as much as Ranpo wants to refuse, he's a man of his word.
To someone like Ranpo, the concept of heroes and villains has always sounded stupid. Not everyone needed an ability, a good reason, or an extravagant outfit to save anyone
And not everyone needed to look like a villain, or have a 'villainous' ability, or have an unusual taste in style, hell even a tragic story to be deemed a villain.
He never cared which side was better, he was deemed in the gray. As long as the side he's on included his friends' safety, you'd better bet that he'd fight on that side.
But here he is, In front of the huge gates of the famous UA. He looked so out of place with the society the world outside of Yokohama lived in.
Ranpo sighed and took out a new lollipop. He might need more energy for this. Who knew if the kids here are more unbearable than the ones back home.
Everything about the huge building said 'government funded!,' which was in his personal opinion, foolish.
They could've used a normal high school for this. Then again the most prestigious high school in Yokohama did look almost the same thing.
