Tahro Akagi shouldn't live in two worlds at once.
Yet, forced to spend his days studying by a no-nonsense mother, he longs for adventure. In a moment of desperation, Tahro's soul splits in two. While one of his selves remains in Japan, the other fi...
A/N: These deleted chapters aren't part of the book anymore, but feel free to read them if you're curious. There's a slightly longer letter to Youka, a scene on how Tahro met Yuuhei and a little detour squad eleven went through on the way to rescuing Ahio (this is canonically false now though).
Dear Youka,
Happy birthday kiddo! Please take a large drippy marker, scribble with it all over this letter, snip the paper into tiny pieces and throw it in the bin. I don't want anyone other than people like us to know this as an autobiography. If someone else asks, tell them it's one-hundred percent fictional.
You might be confused as to what I'm talking about. Well, it's that book you asked me to write almost a year ago. I hope you like it. It's your birthday present.
This is the story of a boy who lives in two worlds at the same time.
Enjoy.
Your secret-keeper,
Tahro Akagi.
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