The black-haired young man sat back, lowered his head and didn't look at him.

It looks like he's just being angry.

The human trafficker couldn't help but sigh again. This child, who was good-looking and innocent, but not completely like a puppet, had a little temper that was harmless.

Such top-quality products were actually wanted by the port mafia.

If the buyer wasn't a member of the port mafia, he would have taken advantage of the situation and sold the man.

Who wouldn't pay more to sell it to those powerful people with special fetishes than the Port Mafia?

No, I can't watch it anymore.

After reading further, he felt that he could really take the risk for this little money.

The trafficker left, and the black fence was closed before Fyodor's eyes, and the trafficker even carefully locked it.

Fedor stretched out his hand and bit his nails out of boredom. Since he had nothing to do while locked up, he simply went over his plan in his mind.

Although I have rehearsed the plan countless times in the past few days, it never hurts to rehearse it a few more times.

After all, what he wanted was a book.

He only heard that Shu was in the Special Powers Department, but he wasn't sure.

So the main purpose of his trip to Yokohama this time was to confirm the location of the book - and then seize the book.

As I said before, all humans are sinful, especially those with special powers.

So his ideal is to create a world without people with special powers.

Of course, he does not think that there would be no evil in the world without superpowers.

Rather, after the emergence of people with special powers, there is no inequality between people in this world. Some people are born superior to others, and incidents of killing people with special powers occur from time to time.

So he believes that superpowers will lead to an increase in crime rates.

Then just get rid of the supernatural power.

But what if we create a world without psychics, but the crime rate doesn't decrease, Fyodor thought.

He didn't know what he would want to do.

Create a world without humans?

Even Fyodor himself laughed at the thought.

That's what a villain is in the true sense of the word... a world without humans.

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Dazai didn't know how many times he had run into this group of "old acquaintances". Anyway, he was not very happy every time he saw them. "Good morning~ Atsushi~"

"Eh...ah, good morning, Mr. Dazai!" Nakajima Atsushi was obviously distracted, and only reacted after accidentally bumping into Dazai. He bowed 90 degrees and apologized loudly, "I'm sorry, Mr. Dazai!"

"Ah...it's okay, Atsushi-kun." Dazai looked at him, smiled, and said, "Atsushi-kun has changed a lot."

"Um, ah, thank you, Mr. Dazai." Nakajima Atsushi still had a dreamy expression on his face, and he probably didn't even know what he was saying.

Dazai narrowed his eyes and said, "Atsushi-kun, what happened? Maybe I can help you."

"Mr. Dazai..." Nakajima Atsushi finally came back to his senses. He said hesitantly, "The demon's target is books, right?"

Dazai looked at him with an unchanged expression, still looking like a good teacher, with a gentle smile on his lips, as if encouraging him to continue.

Fyodor's goal was books, which was not surprising to him.

Because in his world, when Fyodor and Ranpo Edogawa joined forces, Fyodor told Ranpo Edogawa that his goal was the book, and the purpose of getting the book was to create a [world without esperants].