Officer Hanazawa Thinks That's Not Okay

Hanazawa Takuya had a secret: he could communicate with himself in parallel worlds.

But his counterparts in those worlds were all one kind of messed up after another, and every day Hanazawa Takuya worried that his coworkers would send him off to eat pork cutlet rice.

The officers at the Metropolitan Police Department lived in constant fear, because their assistant inspector was terrifying.

While investigating a dismemberment case, his colleagues and subordinates were all pale with fear, but Hanazawa Takuya was remarkably calm. He examined the corpse while criticizing the killer's technique, making the killer, who had come to admire his own work, confess on the spot.

After catching the killer, Hanazawa Takuya even said with disdain that he should retake anatomy.

Colleagues: ...

When they went after a serial killer, Hanazawa Takuya beat the culprit until he was on his knees, sobbing and begging the police to arrest him.

His colleagues remarked: "Maybe he was afraid Hanazawa would actually beat him to death."

To be honest, they were a little afraid of him too.

Thanks to Hanazawa Takuya's efforts, the people at the Metropolitan Police Department began looking at him more and more strangely.

Everyone else: "Assistant Inspector Hanazawa can do everything. He handles autopsies, catches criminals, comforts their families, disarms bombs... He even made us feel like we're useless."

"We feel totally safe around him, but his gaze is terrifying. It always feels like he's about to kill us."

Hanazawa Takuya, the black doctor and Organization member who really had considered killing them: ...

Assistant Inspector Hanazawa Takuya: ...

In every parallel world, Hanazawa Takuya was a bad guy. Only in this world was he shining bright red.

After talking to his counterparts in other parallel worlds, Hanazawa Takuya was shocked to discover that, no matter the world, only one of his idiot classmates had survived: a blond bastard.

5 - 4 = 0

Hanazawa Takuya: ...

And so he set out to work hard at kicking the lunchboxes out from under his classmates.

Theme: Worker by day, worker forever