Advance warning: The organization in this story is a parallel-universe version of the Black Organization and has nothing to do with the original work.
When Karasuma reached the age of ninety-nine, he discovered the secret of this world: everyone was merely a creation of a higher-dimensional consciousness.
If you could break the "singularity," you could escape the world's control and realize your own will.
To that end, Karasuma founded his own group, recruiting strange and talented people from all over the world and launching a "save the world" plan that would last for more than half a century.
"We're a scientific research group with great ambitions," said Karasuma, who had finally grown into an elementary school student after taking the original APTX.
"Boss, I've found you." A boy calling himself the detective Edogawa suddenly appeared beside him.
Wait, why does this kid look exactly like the future successor he'd personally chosen when they were children?
Karasuma accepted that his successor had taken the new APTX because he was bored and wanted to break the world's "singularity" together with him, and gave up resisting. Wait, didn't Sherry's new APTX still have no antidote? Would the strategist Kudo come back from vacation and settle the score with him?
But ever since Edogawa appeared, the world had begun to change dramatically:
Had Beika Town seen as many cases in one week as it had in the entire previous year?
Could a month have more than a hundred days?
Were the seasons and weather getting mixed up?
Were his subordinates starting to act strangely?
Karasuma knew that the "singularity" he had waited decades for had finally appeared.
Content warnings:
1. Almost all the characters from the good guys' side are in the organization or cooperating with it.
2. The organization is not a villainous group and has committed none of the crimes in the original work. Its only goal is to defeat the higher-dimensional consciousness.
3. At times, characters may be controlled by the world's consciousness and act against their own will.
4. No character deaths.
Theme: We should be the ones who own our lives
