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"What do you think of Spiderman, Dazai?"
Dazai blinked and looked at him with his eyebrows raised, clearly not expecting to be asked of such a thing, and it was Chuuya of all people. He gave a snort and shrugged his shoulders in response. "I think he's stupid."
That immediately squeezed a reaction from Chuuya, because the man in front of him didn't know this, but Spiderman is literally in front of him. "What? I think he's cool!" He defended.
"Of course you'd think he's cool, because you're Chuuya."
"What the hell does that mean!?"
Dazai rolled his eyes at him and leaned back in his chair with a sigh. "Because you clearly think that Spiderman can save people."
Chuuya was speechless, because what is Dazai's problem with him. And what is Dazai's problem with Spiderman!? "Uh, isn't that what he does?"
"Well, if you don't already know, not everyone can be saved." Dazai said as if it was the most obvious thing. And that bothered Chuuya more than he thought he would.
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Hello! Camp Terrors. by ChuuyaEcho (UnguidedbytheTruth)
Fandoms: 文豪ストレイドッグス | Bungou Stray Dogs
27 Sep 2026
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BSD High’s latest academic stunt? A mandatory Survivalism course that strands students on a remote, uncharted island for two months. No adults. No contact. Just the School Council in charge—and Chuuya Nakahara already suspects something’s wrong. The island feels wrong: twisted trees, shifting terrain, and whispers in the dark. Students report shadowy figures, vanishing paths, and screams no one wants to admit they heard.
The assignment is simple: survive, contribute, earn points. But when Chuuya and Dazai Osamu—infamous rivals and reluctant partners—overhear a chilling, inhuman conversation deep in the forest, they realize something else is out there. Something ancient. Something watching.
Forced into cooperation, Soukoku must navigate the island’s horrors and their own volatile relationship—equal parts rivalry, attraction, and emotional chaos. As reality fractures and students begin to disappear, Chuuya and Dazai race to uncover the truth before the island consumes them all.
Is the haunt real? Is the island alive? Will they survive long enough to confront the storm brewing between them—or will they become part of the mystery themselves?
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Yokohama has been quiet for months. The dealers are gone, the informants have vanished, the Port Mafia is losing business, and Dazai suspects someone is keeping it that way.
At the Armed Detective Agency, Dazai is not so quietly losing his mind with nothing to do. When he's finally given a job, Dazai does what he does best. The one thing he was told not to do.
Five years is a long time, but Chuuya answers anyway.
What follows is a series of bars, long nights, and an investigation that keeps coming up empty.
It takes months for Dazai to work out what love feels like, and one day to lose it all. -
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“Dazai-san, you’re staring.” Atsushi noticed, finding a spot over the railing next to Dazai. “Hm. I guess so.” He replied, not looking away from the rink. Just for a moment, the brunet’s eyes reflected the bright light from the overhead lights, a bright glow engulfing them. “It’s not that often I have the time to see you guys act so barbaric, it’s very entertaining.”
Atsushi gave the other a light shove. “Is that really what you’re here to see?”
Annoyed, Dazai moved his gaze with narrow eyes towards Atsushi. Before he could shoot back at him, a loud yell from the rink interrupted them. “THE FUCK ARE YOU LOOKING AT, YOU LOUSY PILE OF BANDAGES?!”
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Where after losing a bet, Nakahara Chuuya, a skilled but short-tempered hockey player, is forced to train with Dazai Osamu , the most annoying figure skater he had the misfortune to meet.
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For 1st year med student Dazai Osamu, excellence isn’t a goal — it’s a requirement for being allowed to exist. Raised by his father Mori, Dazai has learned that anything below 100% is failure, freetime is indulgence, and parental affection is something one has to earn. Trying to uphold these impossible standards, he gets confronted with how coping mechanisms meant to maintain control can lead to losing it.
Enter Chuuya Nakahara: sports science major, easygoing, backed by a supportive family, and the last person Dazai wants as a roommate. As their contrasting worlds collide and the pressure on Dazai keeps building he is forced to ask himself: is the price of excellence really worth it?
At 15 he brought back a 97 on a test.
"What did you miss?" was all Mori asked.
"One question,"
"And why did you miss it?"
"I misunderstood—"
"You didn't prepare properly," Mori cut him off. "Careless. Do you want to be a doctor responsible for patients dying because of such mistakes?"
"No, sir."
"Then do better."That night, Dazai stayed up late, re-reading his textbook until the words blurred together, fueled by fear of what would happen if he made another mistake.