Welcome to the world of pseudo-comics, please put aside common sense and let your imagination run wild.
In this world, gangsters are more rampant than the police
In this world, hackers can save humanity
In this world, Death Arrancars are flying in the sky
In this world, farce happens every day in Ikebukuro
In a world where the quantum revolution changes common sense
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This is Misaka Mikoto's new world.
Misaka's sister, who has a mutilated personality, lives here under the name "Misaka Mikoto".
Her childhood sweetheart is a boy nicknamed "waste". When she was young, she met a strange old man wearing a clog hat. He appeared to be a game nerd but was actually a genius hacker. Oh, by the way, the intelligence dealer in Ikebukuro was her nemesis...
"It's nothing to make a fuss about. Just learn from me once in a while and be a little more detached. Misaka is very proud to introduce to everyone the outlook on life that she has summarized over the years."
This thing, the origin, was originally the nourishment of the World Tree. It existed from scratch, and now it has merged with the roots of the World Tree into an inseparable vortex.
The other end of the World Tree continues to grow, multiplying time and space, and the complex and intertwined branches separate into infinite possibilities. That is what humans call a parallel world, or a different space.
But when humans explore those unknown miracles, World Tree smiles.
What are humans looking for? In the final analysis, things like rules all come from the imagination of World Tree. Breaking the rules, which is called defying the heavens, may just be that World Tree accidentally yawned and then changed to a dream.
Therefore, any world is full of infinite possibilities, and the real death is to stop imagining.
————"Prologue to the World Tree Bible"
Author: Misaka Mikoto
Written in a math class
World setting source: Tutor Reborn! BlEACH! Bloody Monday! Headless Horseman Strange Tales DuRaRaRa! A Certain Magical Index! ………………
When you last updated, I wasn't born yet?
I seem to have fallen into a big hole