The worlds fuse, and under "His" interference, Yukimura Seiichi and Akashi Seijuro, two people who would never otherwise have crossed paths, begin a second round of life with their memories of the previous one intact. As the plot veers off course, the two who were never meant to meet encounter each other as children and grow close as teenagers. Through a twist of fate, they develop feelings for each other.
"He" insists, I only wanted to disrupt the original course of fate and gather energy. I really wasn't trying to play matchmaker! [Weary cigarette.jpg]
Yukimura & Akashi: We know matchmaker isn't your actual job, but who knew you'd be this unreliable!
Because "He" interferes too much with the world's order, His power is damaged and He can no longer support them. After the pair's second life ends in regret, they cannot escape the control of fate, and meet a tragic end
On x Month x Day at x o'clock, flight A302 from Haneda Airport in Japan to Los Angeles, USA, crashed over the Pacific Ocean. All 96 passengers on board died. Among them were Akashi Seijuro, head of the Japanese conglomerate Akashi family, and Yukimura Seiichi, the famous tennis player.
As "He" began another round of experiments, His last scrap of conscience (or rather, His desire to recycle) led Him to toss the two dead men into a Class-S dark citadel codenamed Zero. In exchange for being reborn into a third life, they had to become double agents among the God-Serving Masters and, ideally, solve the problems plaguing the Time Government.
Yukimura & Akashi: We've got a curse word on the tip of our tongues. Is it okay to say it?
Content warnings: 1. The author is a fan of Yukimura and the Captain, so Rikkai will win, and the Miracle Generation won't have a terrible relationship.
2. Crossover with The Prince of Tennis, Bungo Stray Dogs, Tokyo Ghoul, and Detective Conan.
3. The author's writing is pretty rough, and the logic is "ghostly." If you can't keep reading, please quietly leave.
Theme: Hoping Yukimura and Akashi can stay together for a long, long time