[Crossover] The Mafia's National Strategic Weapon

Prologue: I really had no choice here. If you can't get through it, I recommend skipping straight ahead.

Emily Bronte, a British quasi-transcendent, came to Japan during the Supernatural Ability War and began an independent life in the rural Far East.

Following the principle of comfort, he first bought a huge villa in Tokyo. After encountering a high school detective and a cursed spirit, he gained a full and profound understanding of how unsafe Tokyo was. Although they couldn't threaten him, he decisively moved to Yokohama for the sake of his quality of life, and made a new friend with red hair and blue eyes at an arcade.

What? His new friend is an energy being wanted by the French authorities?

As for relations between England and France, opinions differ. He firmly believed that no corner was impossible to dig into, and after one shovel-full after another, he ultimately managed to get himself dragged into the mess.

Chuya: Boss, I brought the nuclear weapon back for you. Moved?

Mori the Scum: …

Ability Special Affairs Division (under the murderous gaze of a British transcendent): We wouldn't dare, we wouldn't dare.

British Government: Where did my one and only transcendent go? You just let them abduct him?!

Charlotte the Transcendent, Big Bro, Bronte: The knife is ready.jpg

Content warnings:

1. Original character, the author's darling, with a massive golden finger. His personality leans toward the goofy, but since he's a nuclear weapon, he is still somewhat arrogant at first. So, so, so, so, so, so cool!!

2. Pairing: Chuya. It can't be helped, the author is a Chuya fan and also ships Double Black. But please don't mention other works or authors under this story, and don't mention this story under other works. As for this story's pairing and other pairings, ship whatever you like as long as you don't break up my canon couple.

3. The character is based on Emily Bronte, author of Wuthering Heights. Quite a few Bungo Stray Dogs characters are gender-swapped, and I wanted to write one too. The characters differ greatly from their real-life counterparts, because I'm a goofball. The personalities in Wuthering Heights don't fit my idea of a lighthearted writing style. Please leave if you can't accept that.

4. The author's writing is terrible, terrible, terrible!!! Updates are whenever inspiration strikes. If you argue with me, you're right. If you don't like it, please leave on your own. Don't leave comments if you drop the story. I'm sensitive.

Theme: Love often appears in unexpected places