[Detective Conan] Join the Hunt Tonight

The Parallel World Administration had been coasting along for a thousand years, until one day it finally crashed and burned. And it went spectacularly wrong: a whole pile of character cards went missing, directly threatening the foundations of the world. [Inspecting related world: Schrodinger's Red and Black] The absolute scum of the earth, Ikeshita Izaya, was overjoyed. Facing a script so complicated it was downright maddening, he shouted, "I can do this!" three times. He was determined to get his revenge and make everyone pay for all the angst he'd suffered over the years. Even as the System frantically tugged at his hair and screamed inside his head, he wouldn't be swayed. [Lost Epilogue - Rei Furuya: Some people's lives went astray here, and the one left behind in the summer of his twenty-second year became the sole survivor. There would be no more. There would be no more. No matter what, everything had reached its end.] [The Beheaded Queen - Tsukimi Kanjou: When I raised the blade, no one was innocent. Only you were gentle, pure, and untouched by the world. Wherever birds sing, venomous snakes hiss as well.] [Before Sunset - Shuichi Akai: This is a perfect ending, one in which nobody dies. But its greatest imperfection is that everyone suffers unspeakably along the way.] [The Suffering of All Living Things - Sagawa Wataru: The thirty-two-year-old public security chief smiled at them, gentle and composed. If the sunlight and breeze hadn't passed by, everyone would have thought he was a marble statue.] [Crime Mentor - Tsushima Shinya: No one had ever imagined that one day he would take an unexpected turn, raising a smoke-stained gun at the public with a blank expression, all for the sake of the people's interests.] Ikeshita Izaya: This feels so good. System: Fuck you. I hate you. Tips: 1. An extension of the Red and Black universe, a strange product of my desire to indulge in a bad ending. 2. This is the tentative version. It may change. 3. Blurb written on August 28, 2021. Theme: The shadowy side lurking behind salvation