Mr. Mori, Your Diamond Is Mine

Thanks for asking. I'm in Yokohama, and I nearly died as soon as I arrived.

Sena Kashun, female, 22, is being hunted.

While fleeing, she was approached by a world consciousness calling itself the "Book," which wanted to make a deal with her. The Book could shelter her in its world. In exchange, she would have to help it create a dream world that would never collapse.

It looked like a deal with nothing to lose, so Sena readily agreed. She accepted the commission and came to the stage of the world the Book had described: Yokohama.

But who could have guessed that just after Sena transmigrated through the world's barrier, while still dizzy and disoriented, she would be caught in a massive explosion? If the Book hadn't spared some energy to protect her, Sena would probably have died for the second time right there.

Worse still, Sena didn't know how this world was supposed to unfold. The Book hadn't had time to tell her before it fell into a deep sleep from lack of energy.

With no identification, Sena had no choice but to wander through the bombed-out area. One day, she went out to gather information, and when she returned, she found a child in her temporary home. The child had not only eaten two of her meals, but showed up in her room again on the third day after Sena hurriedly moved.

Sena: ? Are you trying to scam me?

Warnings:

1. No romance. Everyone's relationships are friendship or family.

2. The worldline differs considerably from the original Bungo Stray Dogs.

3. This is basically a story about taking in kids, with the goal of giving the Bungo Stray Dogs characters a normal adolescence.

4. The heroine is always an older sister or a very close elder figure. There is no romantic content whatsoever.

Theme: May everyone have a normal childhood.