Killing the White Moonlight Named Gin

# Urban legends and Gin are such a perfect match! How is Gin not one of the urban legends that randomly appears in Beika Town? If you're interested, I recommend buying the chapters one at a time after the free introductory section.

Kurosawa, code name Gin, was a notorious top killer half a century ago. Half a century later, he went into hiding and started attending school.

Then he met the enemy of his entire life because he fell asleep in the library!

But something claimed it was love at first sight.

What a joke. How could he possibly fall in love at first sight? He was just curious about the inexplicable sense of familiarity.

That tiny sense of familiarity was all it took to send Gin back to 1991.

1991.

The Whiskies hadn't joined the Organization yet, and the leaky Organization was still diligently conducting biological research. As for him, he was still going out in wind and rain to carry out missions.

If only there hadn't been a Slit-Mouthed Woman asking him questions, an Eight-Foot-Tall Woman hunting him down, and a Girl in the Gap spying on him...

Gin (cat-like poker face.jpg): Damn it. Curiosity really does kill the cat.

A quick note.

1. The pairing is Gin vs. Gin/Kin En. It's a selfcest story.

2. It features urban legends, but it's not scary or eerie. It's an everyday-life story with a lighthearted ending where the Black Organization retires.

3. Please don't believe note two.

4. Dual perspectives. It's hard to judge how out of character it is, so please consider carefully before reading.

5. A world where the Red and Black sides are mixed together.

Theme: When falsehood seems true, truth seems false. False and true, true and false, it's all just delusion