“Do you know why one plus one equals two?” In the interrogation room, the black-haired girl stared at the police with the look one gives an idiot.
Yuki Tsukishiro, 18, the youngest financial officer in the Port Mafia, had “died” during Verlaine’s purge. Her parents, who headed a world-class financial conglomerate, managed to bring her back.
“You’re the only link between our two conglomerates. You don’t get to die.” After dropping that line, her parents sent her off to Tokyo.
She had planned to wait quietly for death, but at a convenience store she ran into two blond, dark-skinned police academy students. She watched as they clumsily but earnestly solved a case...
“Want to take the police academy entrance exam?” one of them asked with a smile, handing her a flyer.
“...Sure.”
From then on, the Port Mafia lost a brilliant officer, while the police academy gained an oddball who was always writing novels at crime scenes.
The stories she wrote foretold deaths. Her deductions could make criminals turn themselves in. And her book, The List of Fallen Officers, was quietly changing the fates of five police academy students...
“Die if you can, live if you can’t.” She said it, yet time and again used her ability, “Inspiration Made Manifest,” to rewrite reality.
Until one day, Gin looked at the latest intelligence and sneered:
“This woman who’s always writing novels at murder scenes...”
“She’s the prophet?”
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