Can Even a Dog in Detective Conan Bring Someone Back from the Dead?

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Hello, I'm a dog, an unlucky dog reincarnated from a human.

As everyone knows, Beika Town is also called Neon Little Gotham.

And I've reincarnated in a world with murders every three steps and criminal gangs every five.

My wish before I died in my previous life was to be born into a world of anime, but isn't this result a little too extreme?

Is that wish really so popular? Answer me! Look my eyes!

At least, at least, although I started out as a stray, a kind blue-eyed cat brother with an upward-turning fringe took me home.

Wait, what did you say your name was? Hiromitsu!!!

I'll rescue a few other characters in this story, but not too many. Some will have human identities.

All five of them will be saved! Zero, we are not doing 5-4. Everyone gets to be okay!

The protagonist will have a human identity! A separate identity apart from being a little dog!

Completed works:

You're Ninjas, Can't You Go Easy on Me?

I'm Jason. What Should I Do When My Fairy Godmother Wants to Fight My Bat Dad?

Check out my upcoming novel: Can a Beika Town Mutt Become Gotham's Godfather?

I'm Riley Vito. Back then, I was an orphan huddled in Crime Alley. I got by on the kindness of my neighbor, Mrs. Walker, and whatever scraps I could scavenge. One day, Mrs. Walker was killed by a powerful thug.

To avenge Mrs. Walker, I planned to use the Bat to kill that thug.

Gotham's nights are full of monsters. The Bat doesn't have time to send every criminal to the police station. For a petty crook who failed at a robbery, he'd just beat him to a pulp and leave it at that.

That was exactly the opportunity I needed.

Everything went according to plan. I pretended to be getting robbed, the Bat swooped down from the sky, and beat the thug until his face was swollen and he couldn't get up.

I'd prepared well. There were no security cameras or streetlights, just me, an innocent little girl who had almost been robbed, and a drunken thug. No one would accuse me.

As I stared at his flushed, pockmarked face, twisted with pain as he begged for mercy, I raised a small knife with trembling hands and aimed for his neck.

Red Hood, who had just followed his memories back to his old home and stopped by to visit Mrs. Walker, turned into the alley right then.

Suddenly, a roar nearly burst my eardrums. The motorcycle's blinding headlight kept me from opening my eyes. A tall man wearing a red helmet stopped in front of me and shouted.

"Stop!"

My frenzied hatred kept me from hearing anything. I didn't stop moving, and the knife came down.

"Bang!"

The knife stabbed into the hard cement. Warm, filthy blood splattered onto my face. The next second, I was lifted off the ground and wrapped in a large, warm leather jacket that covered my already frozen body.

The terrified thug scrambled away. Red Hood crouched in front of me. He seemed to struggle with himself for a long time before finally asking,

"Are you hungry, kid?"

That night, I ate my first hot hamburger since Mrs. Walker died.

The next day, a man who called himself Mr. Todd knocked on my door.

"Excuse me, are you the child Mrs. Walker left behind? I was once a friend of hers."

"I'm sorry. I only heard about Mrs. Walker yesterday."

"I thought you might need help."

That's how I met Jason.

The day I got a new lease on life.

Only later did I learn that my godfather's greatest hobby was picking fights with the Bat, and I was caught in the middle.

A warm, healing story about a father and daughter saving each other. No blood relation, just family love. Inspired by Mrs. Walker, the neighbor who kept Todd family keepsakes in A Death in the Family, and the plot in Lost Days where Jason's mentor is killed by a kidnapped child. The timeline is just after Jason returns to Gotham. He's obsessive and full of resentment, but never loses his kindness.

The heroine is ten at the start, and neither of them is mature.

Written in third person.

Also known as My Red Hood Godfather.

Come give it a read.

Theme: Even when you're at a disadvantage, don't give up hope. Work hard to create a better tomorrow.