// wait for it // sakunosuke oda //

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Parts 1
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// "Maybe if you were better trained you could have left behind a legacy instead of a corpse. //
    
    Sakunosuke Oda. The one man who managed to change the demon prodigy for the better. Watch as he tries to make better decisions from the afterlife. Watch as he tries to save the most broken man in Yokohama. Maybe our suicidal maniac will actually find a reason to live. But then, what will happen to his legacy? Will it crumble away just like he did?
    
    Dazai faces an endless uphill climb. He has something to prove, he has nothing to lose. Dazai's pace is relentless, he wastes no time. What is it like in his shoes? Dazai doesn't hesitate, he exhibits no restraint; he takes and he takes and he takes, and he keeps winning anyway. He changes the game. He plays and he raises the stakes. And if there's a reason he seems to thrive when so few survive, then goddamnit Oda was willing to wait for it.
    
    Life doesn't discriminate between the sinners and the saints. It takes and it takes and it takes. And they keep living anyway; they rise and they fall and they break and we make our mistakes. And if there's a reason Dazai's still alive when so many have died, then Oda was willin' to-
    
    ''If Oda was willing to wait for it, then he would have been the one to survive rather than Dazai.''All Rights Reserved

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// "Maybe if you were better trained you could have left behind a legacy instead of a corpse. //
    
    Sakunosuke Oda. The one man who managed to change the demon prodigy for the better. Watch as he tries to make better decisions from the afterlife. Watch as he tries to save the most broken man in Yokohama. Maybe our suicidal maniac will actually find a reason to live. But then, what will happen to his legacy? Will it crumble away just like he did?
    
    Dazai faces an endless uphill climb. He has something to prove, he has nothing to lose. Dazai's pace is relentless, he wastes no time. What is it like in his shoes? Dazai doesn't hesitate, he exhibits no restraint; he takes and he takes and he takes, and he keeps winning anyway. He changes the game. He plays and he raises the stakes. And if there's a reason he seems to thrive when so few survive, then goddamnit Oda was willing to wait for it.
    
    Life doesn't discriminate between the sinners and the saints. It takes and it takes and it takes. And they keep living anyway; they rise and they fall and they break and we make our mistakes. And if there's a reason Dazai's still alive when so many have died, then Oda was willin' to-
    
    ''If Oda was willing to wait for it, then he would have been the one to survive rather than Dazai.''

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