They always said life was unfair. Shuichi Saihara is about to discover how true that statement is, and what it means to be forgotten as he tracks down a mystery left by his classmate Kokichi Ouma. -Playlist I used was created by Sumthin https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLaLTPBcoIVEpOLEyxoIu5HRtiq7z8xKzq

Saihara arrives at a new school, one where the teacher calls out a boy who is both blind and paralyzed named Kokichi Ouma. Both intrigued and interested in the boy and what led to his current state Saihara tries to uncover the mysteries of the 53rd class...and the unbelievable horrors that is the truth

This is one of the three paths of The Boy With The Blank Stare. In this route Ouma desires revenge to those who wronged him in his time of need and searches for the culprit who broke him and massacred countless others. On the sidelines to Ouma's new outlook on life Saihara is conflicted in trying to figure out what he can do to stop Ouma and finally save him from his past. Make sure to read The Boy With The Blank Stare before this in order to understand as it will have multiple references to it and spoilers.

This is one of the three paths of The Boy With The Blank Stare. In this route Ouma struggles to finally begin to accept what happened and is distressed in finding who he is without his friends. Meanwhile, Saihara is conflicted in trying to start a relationship with Ouma in fear of losing their friendship. Make sure to read The Boy With The Blank Stare before this in order to understand as it will have multiple references to it and spoilers.

(This book is inspired by the song "ghosting" by mother mother) After Shuichi graduated from University his uncle bought him a house of his own, but something bothers him; whispers and giggles, creeping footsteps in the dead of night and a short boy in his dreams,; the soft scent of grape soda haunting his sleep. Who is this boy? And what is haunting his home? What if a case that the detective works on seems a little too familiar? ⚠️Warnings⚠️ -suicide -abuse mentions -depression and anxiety -trauma -self harm -insomnia -descripsions of blood/wounds and cospes