I’m Breaking Eight Eggs in Detective Conan

Content warning: This is not a typical dual-protagonist story, and includes a small amount of gender-swap plot!

One day, they wake up and find they've transmigrated to another world together with their best friend. Not only have they become the OCs they used to have fun with in their private chats, but a System that suddenly appears tells them they must dismantle 100 bombs to complete their mission. Faced with an inexplicable transmigration and an unexpected job, the two of them decide to...

Jiujiu & Yuyu: Obviously, slack off!

But the more they laze around like a pair of salted fish, the unluckier they get. It isn't until a poor little boy is mistaken for a returning old colleague by a certain silver-haired killer, while a golden-haired big sister is working herself to death at university, cramming for early-morning classes and dealing with all kinds of convenience-store robberies, that the two finally realize something is seriously off about this world.

Jiujiu, surrounded by whisky and at a loss: Yuyu, save me!

Yuyu, drained by her studies: Hang in there! You're our family's breadwinner!

And so the two are forced to embark on a life of lawlessness in the Detective Conan world. (Not really.)

[Mission list detected. Life sources verified (2/2). Deploying to world...]

[Beep! Observer for this mission: Permanent]

This story references the game Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes.

I've seen several new stories mention Ajin, and I feel like if I don't write mine now, people will think I'm jumping on the bandwagon. Claiming my spot first (even though I got here first).

The story only covers the prequel. The protagonist isn't bad, but she definitely isn't a good person, either.

Feel free to dive in. The main story is complete, with over 200,000 words already written. (It won't be abandoned, because it's finished!)

Preparing extra chapters... The extras follow the two on a cat-spirit adventure in Detective Conan. (I came up with the whole story just to make this one joke.)

Theme: Companionship is wonderful, but it's not everything. Love is what matters.