Distillery House

As an orphanage director, Kurosawa took in many children during the apocalypse, including the werewolf Akai, the mummy Scotland, the vampire Zero, and the fallen angel's daughters, the Miyano sisters. But parallel worlds began to overlap, and the children transmigrated into other worlds. Their nonhuman natures started affecting the ordinary people of the normal world. The Organization in this world was watching them like a hawk, while back in their own world, Edogawa's Syndicate was running wild. Kurosawa had originally planned to keep his head down and go with the flow. But while bringing the children back from other worlds to safety, he accidentally got caught up in a web of schemes and was forced onto the path of saving the world. [In the early chapters, the little ones transmigrate to a grown-up world; later, they transmigrate into the original story] [No unusual body-swapping, except for Rye] [No CP in the main story; Scotland CP in the extras] [My recommendation: A Dazai Cub Fell from the Sky] [The Dazai cub is three and a half years old. His father, Mori, is a police chief who's busy all day long. When he finally takes the cub out, he loses him, and the cub ends up in an upside-down parallel world. Unaware of what's going on (?), the cub grabs the hem of Boss Mori's coat and calls out in a clear little voice, "Dad." Boss Mori turns around: "...?" The executive accompanying Boss Mori on his shopping trip: "...?" People in the Dazai cub's world: Police Chief Mori, Inspector Akutagawa, childhood friend Chuuya, Phantom Thief Ranpo, assassin Silver Wolf...] Theme: The value of a treasure does not change when the world does.