What Do Fyodor's Bad Deeds Have to Do with My Rice Balls?

Heavy snow drifted over Siberia. A kindhearted Russian stood in the snow, looking down at the unconscious person lying on the ground. “Do you want me to save him?” [Yes. Once you have performed a hundred good deeds, you'll be able to see a world without ability users.] The young man, bundled up in a thick fur hat, gave a little cough and smiled. “All right.” Then, once he saved the man, it wouldn't hurt to ask for a little something in return, would it? ** Ten years ago, a global war between ability users plunged countries into turmoil. The war was led by people with supernatural abilities, that is, people who possessed extraordinary powers. Some of them had strength beyond that of ordinary people, like gods, beyond observation and reach. This small group of ability users was known as the Transcendents. The war between ability users was started by ability users, and was forcibly brought to an end by ability users. Ordinary people played almost no part in it. Afterward, every country suppressed all information about the war. But this was like trying to hold sand in your hands: it was impossible to hide every last detail. Fyodor was one of those in the know. He believed that ability users should not exist in this world. Their powers had disrupted the balance the world was meant to have, so he intended to create a world without them. ** One day, a thing calling itself a System showed up at Fyodor's door, claiming that if he performed enough good deeds, it could grant his wish. Fyodor: “...?” **, ** Reader's guide: 1. The main story is based on Bungo Stray Dogs. Detective Conan scenes will pop up along the way, but the worlds are separate and won't merge later. Two sports anime, one about tennis and one about basketball, will also make brief appearances. 2. No pairings in the story. The characters belong to the original works; any out-of-character behavior is my responsibility, and there will definitely be some. 3. This story probably won't be very long. Please support the official release. Love you all, sending hearts. 4. The protagonist's appearance is based on the Bungo Stray Dogs manga art style. Let's forget about that middle-aged man in the anime (I'm exaggerating, it's not really that bad). Message: People don't lose their way because they have goals to strive for.