Anko is a format where dice determine the characters' actions and the direction of the plot, making it extremely unpredictable.
Please, Dice Goddess, don't backstab my outline.
This is my first time trying this kind of story, so please go easy on me.
Dr. Veritas Ratio, whose real name is Veritas Ratio.
An indefatigable teacher and seeker of truth, he accidentally transmigrated during an experiment conducted in collaboration with the Genius Society.
What a fun accident.
But why is this place crawling with idiots?
Unable to stand it any longer, Dr. Ratio decided to embark on a journey to treat people in another world.
Some anecdotes:
1. For a long time, Akutagawa Ryunosuke thought his teacher's head was made of plaster.
After all, ever since he first met his teacher, he'd never seen him take it off.
He even wondered what species his teacher was.
"Zero points. Next!"
2. One day, the young Wayne heir, who had lost his parents, got a private tutor.
He was a plaster-headed weirdo who loved taking baths.
But this eccentric was learned and brilliant, and taught Bruce many things. Apart from Alfred, he was the person Bruce respected most.
Well, when Bruce got an answer wrong, his choice of words could be a little sharp?
"Negative points. Get out!"
3. When Sawada Tsunayoshi first met Professor Ratio at the age of eighteen, he thought the other man was just an ordinary academic. He never expected that Professor Ratio, for all his scholarly pursuits, also knew a thing or two about fighting.
To ensure a happy life from then on, Sawada Tsunayoshi offered the professor rubber duckies and special bath salts almost every week.
"Good work. Five points."
A heads-up: There are three worlds in total. The first is Bungo Stray Dogs, the second is DC, and the third is Katekyo Hitman Reborn. They don't merge, and then he goes home.
He teaches Akutagawa Ryunosuke in Bungo Stray Dogs, Bruce in DC, and the Vongola in Katekyo Hitman Reborn, mainly Sawada Tsunayoshi.
Avoid if this isn't your thing. The timelines are a mess.
The characters belong to their original works; any OOC is on me.
Theme: Ordinary people must learn to get back up after they fall
