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A question: What is a proper delinquent like?
Answer: Smoking, drinking, and getting a perm; sleeping through class during the day, picking fights after school, then partying and racing cars at night.
Asuka Kikukawa is a fake delinquent girl. She doesn't smoke, drink, or get a perm.
During the day, she catches up on sleep in class. After school, she cleans up the school rules. At night, she puts on a disguise and patrols, fighting crime and taking down the underworld, and occasionally saving the world.
Who would have guessed that the vigilante active in Tokyo, helping people and known among countless underground criminal organizations as "Demon Beneath the Moon," "Bone-Crushing Witch," and "Scythe of Judgment," was the head of a delinquent gang at school?
There's a rumor in Tokyo's underworld:
"If you mess with HOMRA, you might die. But if you mess with that witch, you'll wish you were dead."
A transnational criminal organization scoffed at the rumor, until a girl in a nun-style Lolita outfit and a rabbit mask used a giant scythe taller than herself to slice a car in two and send them to a Tokyo orthopedic hospital.
Gin: ...What were those idiots thinking, picking a fight with that lunatic?
"Criminal" Amuro Tooru: Is it possible that I'm an undercover cop? [Don't beat up your own side, too.jpg]
[This story is just by an author who's bad at naming things. It's completely unrelated to the fourth disaster novel or the one where everything is focused on charm.]
Theme: Who says that only people standing in the light can be called heroes?
