[Crossover] Walking with Death

Alternate Title: [Crossover] The King in Yellow and the Chaotic Evil

Pripara, a paradise for girls, a wonderful world where idol dreams come true.

Once you enter, you can feel the joyful atmosphere, keep up with the latest trends, and even become an idol.

Everyone is an idol, and everyone is friends.

Until one day, Pripara was destroyed by a god from the chaotic cosmos.

When it awakens from the abyss, trampling all living things and destroying every beautiful thing and delusion, that is the day everything will be destroyed.

The mysteries and unknowns are only the tip of the iceberg of the truth they reveal. The answers are still waiting to be discovered.

Keep moving forward. The story isn't over yet, and you will surely find all the answers.

By then, all your confusion will melt away.

And you will still be you.

I'll be waiting at the end.

This story features Bungo Stray Dogs, Pripara, and the Cthulhu Mythos, and later on, things like Mole Manor and whatever else I happen to think of. Run while you still can.

The writing is childish and simple, unbelievably awkward and chuunibyou. Even an elementary school student could write better than me.

The plot has no logic. The only way to describe it is chuunibyou. The characters are wildly out of character, unbelievably so.

There is a canon pairing (Yumekawa Shogo x Manaka Lala), and the original characters are treated poorly (for plot reasons, specifically the Pripara characters).

The female leads have terrible personalities, especially the second female lead.

Warning: original characters die. The second female lead, Hui Jian Feng Ying, is chaotic evil. Her true form is related to the Cthulhu Mythos.

Neither of the two has a pairing, so this is marked as no-couple.

Updates are casual. The story is being serialized on Lofter and Popo.

It's recommended that you start from the beginning and don't skip chapters, or you'll miss plot points and foreshadowing.

Though at this point, the foreshadowing just keeps piling up. I thought I was writing a mystery.

Theme: Every story has an ending