00. - No matter how far from home you are, you are always exactly where you need to be. ☆ (A continuation of "tough luck" to celebrate it reaching 100K views.)

'Here's an equation, what is a 'Beast' plus a 'Human' equals...? IT'S AN INTELLIGENT PSYCHOPATHIC DEMON!' ~Reader Do you know how I define 'fun'? No? Are you serious? Okay then, I'll tell you. Killing some people without them knowing that I was the murderer was fun. Then completely turning into a monster (well, I still had a small portion of my humanity) was also fun. Oh! Don't forget the painful ritual the villagers did to me when they found out that I was the killer, was also enjoyable and one more thing...Joining the Phantom Troupe was exciting and is to die for! Though it does have a downfall... I had a stupid, confusing relationship with a short, emo guy who-doesn't-know-how-to speak-properly and it wasn't all that fun. But then again... Warning: It has swearing in this book so beware...This book may also have some 'scene' that you might not what to know (if you catch my drift and I will tell you when that 'scene' will appear) Disclaim: Your name, the pictures I used to create my cover and hxh characters (This book does not involve the anime plot line...) Claim: Your character details, such as your personality, looks and such P.S, sorry if the characters are a little ooc (out of character) and sorry if you didn't like it either...

Greetings humans. I am terribly sorry for the fact that this fan fiction, created by the author, has no description. The author forbade me of spoiling any distinct detail of such that can relate to the plot of this story, such unforgivable law, is it not? Although, the author did tell me that I am quite similar to the protagonist of the anime, "Tokyo Ghoul," also known as Kaneki Ken. I cannot tell you my name, sadly. It seems like I just simply do not have one, or perhaps the author did not tell me what should I be called. All I know, is that this fan fiction is not, I repeat not, a crossover of Hunter X Hunter and Tokyo Ghoul. But, who knows, right? It could be. And I could be lying the whole time, or I was not informed of the truth, therefore not knowing if what I'm saying is a fact or just a lie. I am very skilled in the art of lying, so perhaps, I am? Or not? Oh, and if you think this book isn't worth your time, then I must inform you that this book won second place in the 2015 Winter Hunter X Hunter Watty Awards in the Other/ Mixed Media section, only beaten by "Elementally Gifted." But, if I heard correctly, the author wasn't that surprised to not have gotten the first place. They said they hadn't even thought of winning since this book was entered only with a few chapters. Hmm, it seems like our chatting period is over. Such a shame. It was a pleasure talking to you all, but then again, you must be wondering who am I. Well, let's just say that the author created me within their vast imagination.

There's nothing that sticks out as peculiar in Rein's memory. When she'd woken up as a blank slate, she'd been guided back into life and everything had been normal. Rein loves that normal, or rather, hates the idea of the life she knows being thrown away, of being left to drown in utter cluelessness once more. She wants her day-to-day to never change, and she wants to find out more about her past, a past Chrollo isn't telling her about. A few days in Yorknew City is all it takes to bring normalcy to the ground, and she's left reeling in the repercussions it leaves. In the form of the Chain User, Rein is confronted with her past, the final piece she'd been missing. But she won't accept it. Implied/Referenced/mentioned: -suicide -self-harm (kind of) (I will try to touch upon sensitive topics softly, not in a jarring, depressing way.) Cover is by me. Hunter x Hunter is not mine, and any other fandom I make references/points from doesn't belong to me either. And the art is usually mine unless I say otherwise.