The Mad Spy Wants to Kill Dazai

Neva is an orphan, a weirdo, a patient with a fictional mental illness, an ability user, and a violent maniac who hates everything in the world.

He has no religion, no parents, and is proud and obsessive. There's not a trace of softness in him. Someone like him is destined to die young.

He is a member of Red House, Russia's official ability-user intelligence organization.

At fifteen, with the war still raging, Neva infiltrated the Rats in the House of the Dead under a false identity. After meticulously scheming his way into becoming one of the Demon’s right-hand men, he appeared utterly loyal, lived with him, and risked life and limb for him.

They once talked about their ideals all night. They also heard each other's music in performances for violin and cello. Though Neva never neglected his duties as a spy, he even imagined that their double life might last forever

But six years later, the Demon himself framed him and cast him aside, leaving him with nothing and nowhere to go.

So what punishment should he receive?

“Kill him. Destroy him. Cut off his head.”

Another person spoke inside Neva's mind.

A avenger's hatred is a mighty river, raging and endless, destined to sweep everything away.

·A Bungou Stray Dogs fanfic. Main character is the bottom. Pairing undecided, one-on-one ending, no secondary pairings.

·The male lead is an ordinary native of the original world, a young Russian man with an unconventional personality and an atypical dissociative identity disorder. He's an unreliable narrator, and the story contains extensive depictions of repressed feelings and stream-of-consciousness thoughts.

·The romance is not entirely healthy. The ending will have both a bad ending and a happy ending route.

·The worldbuilding is expanded, with many original author characters, mostly Russian and German. Please don't confuse them with the original characters. Don't read if this isn't for you.

·The main story takes place in Europe. The original plot is completely discarded, but I'll do my best to keep the characterizations faithful.

Theme: A tribute to souls that have survived hardship