After the final battle between the Black and Red sides, the FBI's top agent gets his identity back and thinks he's done his part. Once he's out of the ICU, he settles into retirement, walking the dog in nothing but boxers and a tank top.
Then Heaven takes issue with his carefree life and sends a car to run him back seven years.
After spending most of his life fighting the Organization with unwavering diligence, Shuichi Akai finds himself back at square one overnight. He nearly chokes when he tries and fails to contact his old employers at the FBI. With no home, no money, and nowhere to go, Shuichi Akai sits on the curb with an innocent-looking dog, contemplating life.
Just then, Rye passes by: ...?
(After a while, you get used to living off yourself.)
Reader's Guide:
1. Red Shuichi, a retired 35-year-old, transmigrates into the world of 28-year-old Black Shuichi and gets kept by him. (It's a figure of speech, not actual financial support.) He lives off the Organization while making trouble for them.
2. In Red Shuichi's world, the good guys won, but at a terrible cost. He was able to retire at 35 because he was seriously injured in the final battle and had to leave the front lines for a behind-the-scenes role.
3. Red Shuichi is the bottom because a retired man doesn't want to exert himself.
4. Black Shuichi may be with the Organization, but loyalty to it is out of the question.
5. A lighthearted story, mainly about the two Shuichis trading jokes.
Theme: Self-healing
