Sente Eiji's Black Friday

"The second book...it really sucks."

This is the first sentence Oda Sakunosuke said after coming to Lupine.

Hearing the words, the young man next to him looked at his lost face in doubt: "Oda Zuo?"

"...Ah, Dazai." Oda Sakunosuke was stunned for a while before turning his head, still looking dazed: "The ending I imagined... shouldn't be like this..."

"What? What are you talking about? What ending?" Osamu Dazai tilted his head, raised his hand and waved in front of his eyes.

Oda Sakunosuke leaned back slightly, finally came back to his senses, and sighed a little tiredly: "I'm just talking about a book I've read."

He asked the bartender for a glass of whiskey, and asked casually while waiting, "Where's Ango?"

"I didn't come today. He seems to be very busy recently." Dazai Osamu shrugged, and then asked curiously: "So what's going on with that? Isn't it interesting?"

"No, the first and second volumes are actually very well written. I have read it many times before, but the second volume..."

When the wine came, Sakunosuke Oda picked it up and took a sip. He couldn't help but sighed again, "I haven't found the second volume until today, when Eiji said he had read it and told me the ending."

Eiji...

Osamu Dazai's eyelashes trembled slightly, he paused before casually smiling and said, "Is that ending very bad?"

"Yeah." Oda Sakuyuki nodded deeply, "It's not at all the same as the wonderful ending I imagined, and..."

And he began to doubt whether the path he had been insisting on was really the right one?

But he can be sure that he really likes the comfortable life now, and he really doesn't want to kill any more from the bottom of his heart.

...But the killer in the book who took the same approach as him died in the end.

Oda Sakunosuke doesn't want to die, he wants to live.

Although this man possesses superb marksmanship and bug-like predictive abilities, he was an ace killer in the underground world in the past, but in fact, his essence is that he is satisfied with eating curry and yearns for happiness.