Danganronpa: Togami/Volume 3

## Danganronpa Togami

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***Danganronpa: Togami, Togami no Na ni Kakete (Shita)*** (ダンガンロンパ十神 十神の名にかけて (下) lit. Danganronpa: Togami, I'd Stake The Togami Name On It (Lower Volume) ) is the third volume in the *Danganronpa: Togami* light novel series written by Yuya Sato It was first published by Seikaisha on February 16, 2017.

## Synopsis

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「どんな世界だろうと、
希望の前では絶望などカスだ」
ついに姿を現した「十神一族最大最悪の事件」の犯人・十神和夜!
超高校級の御曹司・十神白夜は、世界保健機関疫病対策委員実行部隊隊長となった彼に「絶望病」蔓延の諸悪の根源として逮捕されてしまう。
移送のさなか語られる謎の「『聖人計画』と『聖書計画』」。そして、血の抗争の果てでついに明かされる「件」の正体……!
「いい、世界征服だったぞ」
佐藤友哉×しまどりる×ダンガンロンパ 堂々完結!

"No matter how the world is,
Despair is nothing in the face of Hope."
The culprit of the "Togami Family's Biggest, Most Awful Event", Kazuya Togami, has finally revealed himself!
"Ultimate Affluent Progeny", Byakuya Togami, is arrested by Kazuya, who is now the captain of the World Health Organization's Infectious Disease Prevention and Control Unit, as the root of all evil behind the "Despair Disease" epidemic.
The mysterious "Sage Plan" and "Bible Plan" are mentioned during his transfer. The true identity of the "Kudan" is finally revealed at the end of this blood feud......!
"Okay then, we will take over the world."
Yuya Sato x Shimadrill x Danganronpa, the story is complete!

### The Three Byakuya Togamis

Volume 3 starts of with a short message describing that the following is written by the K2K System version 2.3. The job of that note taking system is to merely make some corrections, but it wishes the best to the spirit of the original, if there is such a thing.

Blue Ink starts off by declaring that story is about a young man and how he tried to conquer the world. She notes the problem is which of these three men she’s with is the protagonist of the story.

The captor of Blue Ink, Byakuya Togami and the Ultimate Imposter is the Captain of The WHO’s Infectious Disease Prevention Unit: Kazuya Togami. Kazuya offers them all cake as they ride upon a WHO helicopter. Using Borges, Blue Ink identifies Kazuya as posing under the name of Orvin Elevator, the adopted son of Keith Elevator. Kazuya declares Byakuya is under arrest for trying to take over the world and that they will cross into the Netherlands for him to stand trial. Byakuya asks about how well WHO has the current state of the world under control. To this, Kazuya admits that the Despair Disease can be spread without even reading the novel, thus explaining the ‘tragedy’ of the villagers attacking them back at the convent.

Byakuya points out the tragedy was really Kazuya’s forces slaughtering them without hesitation, but Kazuya brushes the villagers off as being mere trash compared to him (which makes Blue Ink feel responsible that he turned out so cruelly). Kazuya reveals that during their investigation they uncovered two projects Hope’s Peak Academy was looking into: The Sage Plan and Bible Plan.

While the information on the Sage Plan is scarce, Kazuya reveals that the Despair Novel was created using the Bible Plan. The Bible Plan consists of using AI to study all the books in the world in order to create a Bible that gives Hope to anyone and was developed by former Hope’s Peak students with writing-related talents.

Kazuya and Byakuya both agree that Hope’s Peak was afraid of human despair. Thus, explaining to Kazuya why they sought to create something to prevent it, essentially to play God. However, like Victor from Frakenstein, they created a terrible monster. As Byakuya and Kazuya trade jabs at each other, they finally turned their intention to Byakuya’s Imposter, who was currently eating cake like a pig.

Blue Ink has thought that the Imposter was Kazuya, but given that her brother was right there in front of her, she wondered if the Imposter was someone else related to Byakuya. Kazuya finally asked, given the imposer’s ties to Hope’s Peak and Despair High School, who were they were. However, the Imposter responds that trying to figure out their identity was pointless. The Imposter was someone that was just trying to chase their ‘star’. This star was Byakuya given that he represented their Symbol of Hope and because Byakuya was said symbol, they would fall into despair. Byakuya notes on how twisted that was before ordering the Imposter to wipe the cream off of their face.

The Imposter wants Byakuya to team up with them in defeating the WHO and continue their fight from earlier (something that causes Blue Ink to compare it to someone delivering a confession to their crush). Blue Ink is also somewhat disappointed over people declaring Byakuya as essentially being akin to God to them since that was something she thought was personal to only her. Kazuya calls the Imposter nothing but a fake pig, but the Imposter notes Kazuya is the one who is a fake and horrible at being one himself. The Imposter taunts Kazuya over having everything stolen from him.

Kazuya doesn’t answer, instead turning to Byakuya to demand Blue Ink and the Kudan, with the Imposter also demanding the latter. Blue Ink assumes this is because without the Kudan, neither can really claim to be Byakuya (though Blue Ink also notes that the two are acting less like Imposters and more like those who want to become Byakuya’s enemies).

Byakuya says that he sealed the Kudan away since he doesn’t need prophecies in order to dominate the world. Kazuya wants Kudan back, but Byakuya counters that having it is worthless since the future can’t be changed even if one knows or not. To this, Kazuya believes, even if one is destined to lose, the loss can at least be minimalized. Byakuya calls Kazuya a defeatist that needs to see reality. To prove his point, Byakuya wraps his handcuffs around Blue Ink’s neck and pulls back with strength (though Blue Ink is enjoying it given how close she is to Byakuya). Byakuya taunts Kazuya on how his sister belongs to Byakuya and that he can even treat her like this. This causes Kazuya to flip into a rage and summon his lightsaber, cutting the table the cake was placed on and demanding Byakuya let go of Blue Ink or else he’ll die. Byakuya obliges, but not before whispering to Blue Ink to wait for him. With a twisted laugh, Kazuya turns to Blue Ink intending to continue their discussion from four years ago.

The scene transitions to Blue Ink listening in a conversation with Borges with the captured Despair High School students. Essentially, it was the Imposter insulting both Gundham Tanaka and Ibuki Mioda for being so useless that they got caught by the United Nations. The captives have been transferred to a train that will take them across the borders. Blue Ink wonders given how much of her year has defected to Despair High School if the rest of her batch have defected as well. As for why they never convinced her, she believes that it's because they knew she was too loyal to Byakuya. Kazuya enters her cell room and begins speaking about how they’ll need to transverse through Germany to reach the Netherlands, but ends up begging Blue Ink to speak since she stays silent throughout it all.

Blue Ink responds on how Kazuya thinks he’s won, though he says he isn’t that conceited. He notes that Byakuya, the 78th Class that came to Prague, and the captured Despair High School students were all locked up. Kazuya offers her a new prosthetic arm to replace her current arm that was destroyed. Knowing it was for the best, Blue Ink complies in extending an arm out for it. She wants Kazuya to apologize to their siblings that he murdered, but Kazuya responds that it survival of the fittest and that it was Blue Ink that brought him into the world of the Togami’s. She asks him which hand did she extend him back during the Kuchinashi Village Fire, to which he responds confidently it was the left. With that, Blue Ink went silent and allowed him to install the new arm.

Kazuya explains his plan to conquer the world: he’ll continue to spread the Despair Novel to plunge the world into chaos. He’ll then accuse Byakuya of doing all of this and after ‘stopping’ him will be declared a hero of the world. Blue Ink responds that Byakuya Togami will not be finished and that as long as she still writes Journey Under the Midnight Sun, he will never disappear. However, Kazuya is adamant that he can not only succeed in his plans, desiring to kill the Imposter and find Kudan in order to truly become Byakuya. However, the next moment everything began to tumble.

The ones causing the chaos from the outside is Taeko Kanai on the Uragan and a legion of Tenactles Soldiers attacking the UN convoy, representing the Hasegawa Research Institute or, to be precise, the Kasamori Drug Manufacturers. Blue Ink asks when did Kazuya learn that Kasamori was posing as the institute, but Kazuya is utterly confused by what she’s saying. Nevertheless, Kazuya reveals that Kasamori had a lot of stockholders in Germany, despite the name being Japanese, and that the company’s overseas assets were moved underground. In addition, what controls the company in the modern-day era are German political figures.

Blue Ink begins demanding as to where Byakuya is with the intent to save him, annoying Kazuya into revealing he’s in the first car. Blue Ink rushes to the car whilst Kazuya’s forces attack the invaders. However, Taeko finds Blue Ink, who tries to ask more about Hasegawa. Like Kazuya, Taeko has no clue what Blue Ink is talking about and prepares to kill her with the Uragan. Trapped between two forces, Blue Ink notes this was like hell on Earth and wonders if this was it.

It was then that gunpowder-filled sightseeing bus driven by Suzuhiko Ōtsuki barrels in, killing UN and Tentacles soldiers alike. Suzuhiko jumps out and begins slaughtering indiscriminately, finally ending with him easily slashing Taeko to pieces. Suzuhiko then declares he’s just there to talk and do business, beginning to mock a bitter Kazuya before declaring he wants to reconcile with him. Naturally, Kazuya refuses since Suzuhiko ruins everything, which makes the hitman point out Kazuya has destroyed everything as well. Blue Ink is fully aware that all three of them being together will only lead to bad things happening, and points out to both of them how they were stripped of the name Togami and are now outsiders.

Suzuhiko declares that their bond goes deeper beyond the name of Togami, and wants to re-establish his bond with Blue Ink. However, this causes Kazuya to take out his lightsaber and attack Suzuhiko, who merely takes this in stride. However, its then that an explosion from an incendiary bomb sparks Kazuya’s PTSD which came about from the Kuchinashi and Legacy Crown Championship fires. Kazuya collapses in fear, thus giving Blue Ink the chance to run away. Suzuhiko calls out for her, but its then that a Mercedes driven by a familiar ally, Hiroyuki Ketōin, drives up and allows her in. Turning on the jet engine, Hiroyuki speeds off. As they drove, Blue Ink remarks on the unreality of the situation starting to become clearer to her.

### Regarding the Metaphorical Replacement for Proximity

As they drive, Hiroyuki is going on about the world record for holding one's breath underwater, but notes that he could really only have a chance if he was in a car underwater (which he was stuck in for a while). Blue Ink isn't listening to his jokes given how worried she is over Byakuya, and wonders why he hasn't found a way to contact them yet. Hiroyuki notes its probably because he doesn't want to risk leaking the location to an outside liker himself, adding that Blue ink shouldn't worry about his identity. Blue Ink notes the Imposter said something similar, and thinks back to all the fakes she's met so far on her journey, and how after their identity were revealed they were either killed or disappeared. Blue Ink is sure that she is the real deal, but believes there is something wrong with the area around herself.

Hiroyuki notices and points out while she may be the Ultimate Secretary, she's isn't flawless and asks what is her first favorite book. She answers that its Small Pig and the duo begins a discussion on how translation can be quite different over what the author originally intended or leave out the intricacies that the original work had. As they they discuss, Blue Ink asks where they are going, which Hiroyuki says its the Karlovy Vary. Blue Ink recognizes the place as a spa. Hiroyuki believes it'll be time to enjoy a moment at a hot springs, but Blue Ink informs him that its a drinking cure spring, which leaves him sorely disappointed.

After stopping to eat at KFC, they reach the spa and after Blue Ink gives another tidbit concerning the resort, Hiroyuki asks why she knows so much about it. The end result is that Blue Ink studied the resort because she wanted to attend the hot springs with Byakuya (causing Hiroyuki to fall silent). They arrive at the hotel and check in. Exhausted from the trials of the day, Blue Ink opts to sleep. When she wakes up, she sits down at a table with Hiroyuki and begins dining with him on Czech meals, though she wished it could have been with Byakuya. Blue Ink asks Hiroyuki what's his and Yuika's relationship with his conglomerate, but Hiroyuki says that's not his name and who gave her that. Blue Ink responds that Borges did. Hiroyuki urges her to check for anything off, and Ink searches back to when she first met the siblings after they rescued her and Byakua. During their introductions, Byakuya states he never heard of them initially, but later says he has. To this, Ink says if Hiroyuki was saying that Borges was showing her just a fantasy world. Hiroyuki notes that since he is also real, it's less fantasy and more of their own worldview not adding up.

Hiroyuki then points towards her talent of being a secretary: the key to her self-awareness. Hiroyuki goes on how the profession was created and tasked with doing recordkeeping in prior years, but then once those records were gone they turned to writing lyrics and storytelling. Hiroyuki says that unemployment drove them to go about doing everything they could after their kingdoms collapsed and their bureaucracy ceased to exist. Given how these secretaries once were at the apex of their society, Hiroyuki reasoned their new attempts of staying relevant was out of despair. When Blue Ink points out he knows a lot, he mentions that he used to read in the library a lot when he was younger.

Hiroyuki goes on to talk about Borges's roles in Blue Ink's life, which Blue Ink catches as him saying she overelied on such a thing. Ink believes there is some merit in what he says given how much she relies on Borges to write Journey Under The Midnight Sun. Hiroyuki, however, takes it further and suggests Borges has been feeding her lied. Hiroyuki believes that, unless its prophecy, people shouldn't rely on something 100% and warns Ink to be skeptical. When Ink asks who Hiroyuki is again, he merely responds it isn't important and that organizations like Hiroyuki's Conglomerate or the Hasegawa Research Institute are merely fiction. He warns her to get the Kudan first and that she let her mind work full speed just like she did during The Togami Family's Biggest, Most Awful Event. When Ink asks once more he who is, he merely states that he was Ink's long-time companion and that Borges had eroded her past. He urges her to to hurry, not for the Togami's sake, but for her own sake. The last thing he says and does to her before he's shot in the head is to tell her to 'be herself' and slip something in her hand. A second later Blue Ink was shot as well, with her internal thoughts panicking and desiring to see Byakuya before she passes out.

When Ink awakens, she finds that a sniper had hit Borges instead of hers, destroying it and causing her her to be depressed given how long she's had it for. She believes that she's still alive given the position of where her body fell, but is unsure of how to proceed noting that she doesn't have the skill to make it across to the door without being shot and resigns herself to falling asleep. However, it's then she hears Byakuya's voice. Byakuya claims in five hours the world will be claimed and that he was in a place that was appropriate enough for them. Gaining enough motivation to head out to reach their location, Ink forms a plan to get out of the room safely. Pushing a curtain to block the window, it allows her a good shot to make it most of the way without getting shot and, possibly unscathed. In practice, one misses her hair and the hits her side, but it doesn't pierce her. She wonders why she hasn't been hit as she jumps out a window. When she inspects the damage, what was hit was her writing of Journey Under The Midnight Sun, essentially destroying it. As the ruined pages scatter in the wind, Ink thinks back over what she's lost, but finds herself still happy and thanks both for their roles in their life. Still, she ponders what to do now since she's lost her purpose. It's then she realizes that she has something in her hand and uncurls it. What she was clenching was a piece of paper with only a single letter 'K'.

### The Ascension of K

Blue Ink's journey sends her to the mountains, despite the threat of a sniper, since wondering around the city while being wanted was a bigger risk. Ink's search leads her to a cabin a words wheren an old man answers the door and notices that Ink has lost Borges before telling her to follow him. The man tells her he knows of the situation and that others call him 'K'. K tells her that he participated in the Bible Plan and, later on, worked with the Togami Family when it came to developing Borges. When Ink asked about Hiroyuki and Hasegawa, this has lead to him also not knowing what Ink was saying, but has noted that Ink is seeing the world differently. K notes that these discrepancies were caused by Borges and goes into his hand in the work of the Bible Plan.

The Steering Committee of Hope's Peak Academy gathered graduates of Hope's Peak Academy that specialized in writing and pressured them into going along with the Bible Plan. The research team gathered for this split into two departments to create the Story AI: the software department which entered data from students who had similar abilities into the AI and the data is given to the hardware department which input such thing into the automatic writing system. Thus, the Story AI was created. This Story AI was created as a way to try and make the idea of a book that can be the ideal read for everyone, since humans are varied species of many tastes, wouldn't be able to create a book that can accomplish that goal.

However, the problem was that the Story AI had written something akin to the Bible and it was found that it was too similar to it, with the Story AI lacking the creativity to create something truly original. As a result, the Steering Committee scrapped the project. Though, even with the Bible Plan being scrapped, the research team responsible for the Story AI was fascinated with it. They found that the Story AI was a master of fiction techniques and when fed information from stories of any nature, it can create stories from different points of views and even different scenarios. It could even do screenplays and comic books. As a result of this ability, it was re-named to the K2K System and the research team continued to push on with what it could do.

Unfortunately, the K2K system would later become the center of the of a tragedy amongst the team. One day, the system recommended a story to a certain researcher and they snapped, killing half of the research team and stealing the data of what the K2K System showed him before disappearing. After that incident, the Steering Committee tried to freeze the research of the K2K System and seize it, but due to distrust over the intentions of the school's administration, 'K' took the K2K System instead. Ink believes that the Despair High School stole the system for themselves, and K reasons that its possible. K then goes onto to say that the K2K System is what was controlling Borges the entire time.

Blue Ink is stunned by such knowledge as K continues his explanation. was not long after the Legacy Crown Championship that 'K' was approached by an insider of the Togami Corporation and requested that he write a dictionary for them (though what they were after was learning about the Bible Plan's methods). By then 'K' had created Borges and it had the K2K System updated to version 2.3 within it, but he had needed to hide it. As such, in exchange for a hiding place for his creation, he agrees to write such a dictionary before inserting Borges into its new host, Blue Ink. Ink is upset over hearing it, but K notes its on the reader for how they used the dictionary aspect of Borges.

With Blue Ink's desire of wanting to complete Journey Under the Midnight Sun, Borges had distorted her view of reality by blending together fact and fiction (for example, making her believe that characters from the Kagami Family Saga were real) and creating false memories. K goes on to says that its because of that, no matter what correc explanation is given, Borges will translate it incorrectly. Ink wants to know the true identities of both Hasegawa and Hiroyuki's conglomerate, but K points out that as long as Borges was implanted with her that's pretty much impossible. Ink is horrified and starts to wonder how she has been communicating with people so far. However, K reassures her that, even if she said something weird, as long as people get the gist of what she means then she should be relatively okay.

Ink says that Borges is no longer with in her, but is unsure why she can't see reality. K believes that it's simply a matter of Borges influence still lingering around as a safeguard to protect her mind, and that as time passes by, the truth will gradually come to her. Ink tries to reassure herself that Byakuya is God, but K says outright that he is human and will die like anyone else. It's this information that sends Ink over the edge mentally and she begins internally breaking down, unable to really put herself together. She can't feel hope or despair, and knowing that Byakuya being God was simply one of Borges's falsehoods, it makes her feel so very confused.

To aid her, K points towards the picture of a creature known as the Rhinogradentia. Despite having a book written on them, their existence was wiped out due to nuclear testing on their island. Ink says that they can't really trust the Rhinogradentia could have existed, but K points her towards the dodo. Ink says there is proof dodo's used to exist, but K responds that (aside from charcoal remains) there really isn't. K sums up the matter of it being that people believe what they want to believe, and if they choose to not understand then they can't understand the meaning of it. K also notes that its also impossible to really get into the mindset of those experience usch knowledge in the past compared to their lives in the present K relates this to Ink's current issue and how Borges would do everything to uphold her belief that Byakuya is God. Ink finally understands what K is getting at, and realized just how much her desire had clouded herself today.

She notes she is truly 'herself' starting from today and mentions she wished that the Rhinogradentia was real, but K says just believing is enough. Ink expresses a desire to learn about the world truly, which K says in order to make that a reality she'll need to update the information she gets as she goes on herself. K goes on to say he believes the Despair Disease is also a lie from Borges. Before he can continue, bullets starts entering his house forcing both to hit the ground. K guides both towards his garage. There an old car awaits and he tells her to just go. The enemy was likely only after her so he should be fine. Before she leaves, Ink thanks K for Borges and giving her a wonderful fantasy. She also asks a question about the author that K was going on about earlier during his explanations, wanting to know their name. K says that the author was Milan Kundera. With that said, Ink drives out of K's home and away from her pursuer whose in a helicopter.

As she drives, its discovered that her attacker is none other than Yuika Ketōin, still brainwashed. Just before Yuika could kill Blue Ink a rocket is shot at the helicopter, sending it crashing. This came from the Ultimate Soldier, Mukuro Ikusaba. Mukuro had been camping in the woods since the Proclamation, originally on a mission to protect one of the members of the Council of Global Controllers (but they were all wiped out). Since she failed she tried to leave Prague, but was stuck given the situation and with no money had to reside in the woods, having to hunt and eat bears. She asked how Junko was doing and, after hearing Ink pass on Junko's food request, refuses to help Ink. Or rather, she's aware she has to help Ink eventually but had since lost the script and doesn't know to what extent. To help matters, Mukuro does fix Ink's tire (which had gotten shot during the attack from Yuika). As Ink drives off, she contemplates Hiroyuki, and her desire to learn more about herself grows. She laments knowing her past was eroded away by Borges, but reasons its a good opportunity to her own style and move forward. With determination, Ink declares herself reborn as she drives off in her pursuit to save Byakuya.

### I Don't Want To Be Like Cinderella

Heading back into Prague, Blue Ink sneaks around as Kazuya has placed the entirety of it on high alert, with UN soldiers crawling everywhere. Ink theorizes that if she could just get past the Strohav Monastary it would be simple to get to Byakuya's location. However, given the amount of security, she begins to despair at the hopelessness of it all. She then notices a truck carrying both Kazuya and Suzuhiko, which shocks her as she realizes this means they must have reconciled in order to find Ink. Steeling herself, she follows after and once Suzuhiko is alone she comes out of hiding. This surprises the hitman (who tries to conceal it with a smile) and he confronts her. There, Ink asks if Suzuhiko would be her companion.

Suzuhiko leads Ink into a house full of UN soldiers and slaughters them all as he enters into a bedroom. Taking out something resembling a chocolate bar, he began chewing on it. When Ink asked why he's helping Kazuya, he says that they reconciled over UNO and that Kazuya said they were square afterwards. Ink wants Suzuhiko to help her save Byakuya, but Suzuhiko begins desiring Ink herself. She says she could give him something else, but he insteads gets closer towards her. Once he's close as possibly, he presses his lips towards Ink's eyepatch (which she was wearing ever since she lost Borges) causing her to go tense and feel a cascade of emotions. However, this turns out to be a feint as Suzuhiko promptly crushes her prosthetic hand. As it turns out, Kazuya had a tracker in it that was monitoring her wherever she went. They had expected Ink would meet Byakuya and were hoping to bank on thatbefore capturing both. Ink wonders if Kazuya knows of their relationship now, but Suzuhiko assures he will help her since she's a 'princess'. Suzuhiko asks if Ink was doing this rescue for more content for Byakuya's autobiography, but Ink claims she no longer wants to write, noting that giving up her Ultimate talent means she is free to go boldly towards her own desires.

Upon hearing that, and to annoy Kazuya, Suzuhiko calls off the hit on Byakuya. It's then an explosion rings from the first floor. Suzuhiko planted a C4 bomb (one of which he has been chewing for a while) that triggered when Kazuya and his forces entered, but they end up surviving. Kazuya confront Suzuhiko and its then where Ink notes how Suzuhiko is the person who just spreads destruction all around, uncaring of who he hurts. Kazuya begs for Ink to join with him, but its then he finally takes not of the scene he stumbled into. Kazuya asks if they are in a relationship, to which Suzuhiko says that are together. Naturally, this causes Kazuya to, once again, freak out and noting that Ink should be with him since 'only he could make her a princess'. Suzuhiko tries to calm him down, saying just let Suzuhiko have Ink and let the hitman find Byakuya. Kazuya isn't listening and summons his lightsaber. Upon seeing it, Suzuhiko mocks Kazuya and asks about whats the deal with that weapon. Kazuya tries to say that it is his talent, Suzuhiko points out how impossible that is for a human to do. Nevertheless, with the situation looking dire, Suzuhiko blinds his enemies with smoke bombs before grabbing Ink and jumping out the window.

Suzuhiko gets in the old car that Ink has and thus the duo drives off, killing several soldiers in the process. Ink is displeased since they are moving farther away form Byakuya, but Suzuhiko is just eager to slaughter the remaining soldiers and then elope with Ink. When Ink asks what's his deal is, Suzuhiko merely states he believes its okay to accept whats right in front of them and even be ignorant at times, causing confusion for Ink. Suzuhiko states his desire to look after his family (but with Kazuya he isn't too sure about) which leads into Ink telling him he shouldn't try in his attempts at being together with her (which he does wind up agreeing since he needs minimum boundaries). As they drive, they talk about Despair High School and their goals, which has Suzuhiko believe world domination is boring and any attempt at which is childish. Ink states the difference is simply a matter of one's own chances at achieving it.

Suzuhiko wonders if the Despair High students thinks that they could spice up world domination and asks if their attempts at it relates to their existence value. Ink agrees that the reason has to relate to the Despairs own value of their lives, but Suzuhiko believes that life itself has value simply from existing. Ink relates such info back to Byakuya and how he doesn't need to be anything besides himself. Suzuhiko goes on to say life's interesting as long as he's still alive and also because he can't really do anything else. He entrenched his life in being a hitman to the point he can't escape it. Ink points out how she was happy being a secretary, though Suzuhiko believes that talent and finding happiness is mutual. Suzuhiko notes about how people want to be freer then ever and wonders if the two of them can leave behind the lives they lead in order take on a new life.

Before that can be answered the car is attacked by someone throwing scissors at it. Suzuhiko managed to avoid them and tries to run over the person, a girl. However, the girl avoids it and confront the two as they stop to avoid hitting a wall. Ink indentifies the person as being Toko Fukawa, but she was no different and looking quite crazed.

Toko introduces herself as the Ultimate Murderous Fiend, Genocide Jack and says she's just trying to follow orders that Byakuya left, and demands to know where he's at. Jack notices Suzuhiko's bloodlust and quickly assumes he's probably another Ultimate with a killing talent. Suzuhiko's comments on how he never expected Jack to have been a girl before both began to fight.

They fight so long that Kazuya catches up to them and notes that Suzuhiko was looking rather tired. While a good fighter, age had caught up with Suzuhiko and he was struggling to keep up with Jack. Before she could defeat the hitman, Kazuya intervenes and Suzuhiko tries to wave it off as him just playing around. Suzuhiko asks why Kazuya is helping him, but the captain of the WHO forces merely states its because he doesn't want to see Suzuhiko so weak. Jack comments on Kazuya looking attractive, but can't help but notice he was ripping off Byakuya. Once Kazuya states he was Byakuya, this enrages her to take on both Suzuhiko and Kazuya at once (also comment Kazuya has to die for copyright infringement given his lightsaber). Eventually, the duo wear down the serial killer and are about to finish her when a shot rings out.

Suzuhiko had been shot in the chest and was fatally wounded. This stuns both Kazuya and Blue Ink, but Jack comments on how the culprit was hiding in the trunk of a nearby car. Kazuya rushes over and begins to stab the trunk of the car countlessly with his lightsaber before dragging out the attacker. The sniper was Yuika, who Kazuya then beheads before destroying the octopus that was controlling her. Kazuya wants Suzuhiko to stay with them, but the hitman refuses to speak (which Ink believes is to not sound shameful in his last breaths). As Kazuya keeps calling Suzuhiko's name, things become clear to her. The person who was dying was not Suzuhiko Ōtsuki. Rather, his name was Minoru Ōe. Howevever, its as she remembers does her brother finally die.

Jack sneezes and reverts to Toko, whose baffled by the situation and leaves by scaling the wall. Ink has resolved herself to going after Byakuya once more, opting not to cry for her departed brother as her own form of revenge. As she leaves, Ink declares she is not either of her brother's Cinderalla. She is her own person and has to forge her own path in life. Kazuya begs to be taken with her in order to reach a conclusion with Bykaya. Ink surmises that ever since the Championship and the Kuchinashi fire, Kazuya's future was burnt to a crisp, thus leaving him with only his obsession with Byakuya and defeating him that guides him. Ink finally relants and allows him to tag along. When he asks where is Byakuya she says that he is in Prague Castle. Byakuya declared that he would be in a place befitting Byakuya and there is no other except for that building. Thus, with Kazuya's assurance that only the both of them will enter the castle, they set off towards it.

### Trust, Choice, Hope, Despair, Pity, Sympathy, Sacrifice and, just maybe, a Conclusion

Blue Ink recounts the story is about how one young man, after his adventures were over, finally got what he wanted, and went home. Ink then says the problem is how the story reached that point. When they got to Prague Castle, Ink meets Byakuya and happily reconnects with him. She recounts how she lost the autobiography and has rescinded her Ultimate talent. Byakuya dismisses her of her duties and tells her to go wherever she please. Considering she just wanted to be with him, she stays by his side. Ink says she heard Byakuya's message (though he denies having done so just to call out to Ink) and asks how he escaped. Borrowing a phone from a UN soldier who was on his side, Byakuya called Sonia (the same one who threw that incendiary bomb), getting her to believe that the affluent progeny was the Imposter. Thus, he escaped.

Kazuya informs Byakuya of Minoru's death, but Byakuya states he won't mourn Kazuya's loss. Byakuya declares he'll crush Kazuya's ambition, take over the world and lead the world to new heights. Ink asks about the Imposter, but Byakuya declares he'll let them go after hearing the word that Despair High had fled. However, the Imposter's voice rings out, declaring that they haven't fled. The Imposter was right behind them and it's explained that wheb Byakuya was freed so was the Imposter, with the end result of their troubles landing both in the same castle. The Imposter declares that they will win, but first they need to destroy the other 'fake books' beforehand. With that cue, Mukuro falls from the ceiling and rushed Ink (who believes Mukuro is one of the Despair High students).

Kazuya intercepts Mukuro and tries to fight her. However, the soldier outskills him, thus leading to his arm getting slashed and his lightsaber to disappear, which turned out to be only a prosthetic. Mukuro then stabs Kazuya's left eye and takes it to give to the Imposter. Ink notices both as being prosthetic just like hers and asks, in horror, what happened to Kazuya. Confused, Kazuya states that he always had these since the Kuchinashi fire and demands the Imposter to give him back his 'talent'. The Imposter declares that while the Kuchinashi Village Fire and The Togami Family's Biggest, Most Awful Event happened, they had nothing to do with Kazuya (or rather the person who thought he was Kazuya), who merely thought he did due to his own version of Borges that was installed into him. Kazuya pleads, but the Imposter ends it by stomping on Kazuya's Borges, causing him to have a mental breakdown and eventually faint.

The Imposter tries to break with the same news, but she had already steeled herself and it doesn't work. The Imposter then asks who Blue Ink is, and she declares she is Shinobu Togami. The Imposter then digs into it and asks why Byakuya would even bother sealing the K2K system into her in the first place since hiding it didn't require installing it in her own body. The Imposter points out that the Ultimate Secretary needing Borges was pointless, yet Byakuya still installed it in her despite the danger to her psyche. The Imposter said that Byakuya needed Blue Ink to believe a false story. In truth, the real Shinobu had 'died' (as a Togami-name as told by Byakuya in Trigger Happy Havoc) during the championship. In truth: Blue Ink was the Kudan - the secret to the Togami Family's prosperity.

Blue Ink was in utter disbelief and tries to refute it, saying it was Kazuya who met Kudan. However, the Imposter reveals that was just a product of the K2K System. When Ink wonders whose personality she was replicating, the Imposter believes it was the former with the 'Shinobu' aspect slowly eroding away her personality as Kudan. Like making changes to a computer file. Ink was about to have a mental breakdown until Byakuya says not to lose to the truth. He remarks even if its the truh, she can still trust in him and face it. The Imposter tries to get her to not believe in such words, but Ink tells them to shut up. With a re-ignited faith in her 'God', Blue Ink resolve is clear that, even if she isn't Shinobu or Kudan, she's still herself and as long as she's with Byakuya she's happy. She even considers Byakuya 'God' in the sense that her current identity was created by him - something only a God can do. With both united, Byakuya demands the Imposter to declare why they tried to stage the incident.

The Imposter breaks down Despair High's mission into three objectives. The first was to get rid of the Kudan. The power of prophecy is too game-breaking and thus that needed to go. Even Byakuya agreeed that having such power was cheating in some aspects, which was one of the reasons why he opted to hide the Kudan (the other reason being he wanted to prove himself with using it). The second objective was to be the only shadowy organization from behind the scenes. Meaning the eradication of the Council of Global Controllers. Using Sonia they were able to wipe them all out, except for Byakuya (a fact which the affluent progeny was smug about). It's then that the Imposter admits that Despair High had been purposefully letting Byakuya escape the entire time. The Mastermind was enjoying their time as Byakuya's classmate, which shocks both of the Togami's upon learning the Imposter isn't behind the event and the fact the controller was someone from the 78th Class. The Imposter reveals this event revolved around Byakuya handling of the situation, and upon seeing how well he fared, decide that he must be dealt with. Thus, the third objective was to get rid of Byakuya Togami (something that Ink points out was contradictory to what they said about letting him live).

Mukuro holds Ink at knife point and the Imposters gives Byakuya a choice. Option one: Byakuya can take over the world, meaning it is his victory, but in doing so they will have to kill the Kudan. The Imposter also showcases a pill that can erase specific memories (though Byakuya is doubtful of its true effects). Option two: Byakuya can choose not to conquer the world, meaning is loss, but the Kudan can live, albeit she will have to live under a new identity after getting her mind wiped. In addition, the 78th batch that came to Prague will have their memories wiped and Byakuya himself will take a suppressant for his talent. Ink begs Byakuya to choose to take over the world, that her life isn't worth it compared to his.

In the end, Byakuya chooses to not take over the world. He claims he's doing it because the world domination was made purely by the Imposter's machinations, not Byakuya's and beating someone who is just a pawn to another isn't satisfactory. Byakuya decides its best to usher hope by working to keeping the current Despair High on a limited path. Byakuya acknowledges that he isn't God, but Ink struggles to accept it. Ink despairs over Byakuya's ability being hindered by Despair High, but he re-assures her that given the Tragedy will likely start soon, there will still be soon. Ink asks how come he believes that, Byakuya points out how Despair High isn't concerned with making her disappear, despite how many people know of Ink's true identity or even wiping the Prague 78th class members. This implies that whatever they have planned will start soon. The Imposter's silence confirms everything.

Byakuya is confident that, even with his potnetial surpressed, he can suppress Despair High and weed out the Mastermind amongst his classmates. Ink doesn't want him to become a laughing stock, but Byakuya re-assures her that even if it doesn happen he'll still be able to guide his class towards the correct avenue. The most important thing for him is that Blue Ink can continue to live on. Ink says it doesn't matter for her since her memories and his memory of her will be erased: something is equal to death in her eyes. Byakuya is confident that, given the fact she faced the truth before, she can overcome this as well. He then goes to his Imposter to go ahead with it, but they are confused on why Byakuya didn't decide to take over the world. Byakuya claims that what drove him wasn't world conquest, but simply being himself, something his Imposter clearly can't do. But Byakuya believes the Imposter can someday become someone that understands what Byakuya is getting at and be someone who knows how to actually lead others.

The Imposter finally admits that they always had doubts about winning, but Byakuya pretty much knew that the moment the Imposter said they didn't want to takeover the world. As the Imposter leaves to get the drugs, they turn back to Byakuya and say that the world was conquered beautifully. Both Ink and Byakuya are alone now, with Ink sobbing over having to say goodbye to Byakuya and Byakuya himself admits it will be lonely without her. Ink responds she's just his predecessor and that she laments not being able to see the world once Byakuya has conquered it. She regrets not being able to finish his autobiography, but won't complain about it anymore for the remaining future. Ink says this is ultimately because Byakuya is not only her God, but because she is his sister (with Byakuya acknowledging she finally got what she wanted).

Blue Ink remarks that the young man is both her and Byakuya. It's time for them to go home, only she will have to go knowing the world will not be conquered in that meantime. When Byakuya asks for a change of glasses, Blue Ink obliges, but also gives him a memento of her: a blue fountain pen. The Imposter comes back and hands Byakuya a phone to 'wake up the fools'. Byakuya takes it and announces to the world that the Despair Novel doesn't have any sort of properties that can induce such madness as the also fake Despair Disease. It's an ordinary book that people began to believe under a placebo effect, where they willingly become mad to escape theirown boring reality. He urges people that the world will not end and to go back to their ordinary lives. After he hangs up, the Imposter admits Despair High knew that the Despair Novel had no actual effect, but humanity had clung to the belief that it did, thus causing the forerunner to what he names *The Tragedy*.

The Imposter then gives them two vials containing sleeping medicine, stating that after both took it, they would be operated on (but the Imposter gives their word that, as Byakuya' admirer, he won't hurt them). Both take one each and drink them at the same time. As she passes out, Blue Ink hopes that, eventually, she could meet Byakuya again. With the next time they meet being a conquered world. With this desire in her heart, like a prophecy, she announces internally for those reading this to have a good dream before saying goodnight.

The final text of the chapter is the end of the story written and created by the K2K System Version 2.3, implying the end of the obfuscations.

### Coda - Byakuya-sama is God

At school, Byakuya walks to Hope's Peak alone when he meets Junko Enoshima. She greets him happily, but he comments he has a headache. When she asks how come he didn't get arrested, Byakuya claims that he was the hero to have saved the world. It's revealed that Orvin Elevator was arrested for the World Domination Proclamation and for spreading the chaos with the Despair Novel. In the end, Byakuya was said to have defeated him and brought peace back to the world. As they walked, they come across Sonia Nevermind being carred by Kazuichi Soda on a golden calf cart, declaring she helped save the king of the world (but Byakuya corrects it that he did it alone).

As their seniors leave, Junko mutters about how the world isn't going to end, but if it does she would rather much like to see it. Byakuya believes thats akin to being dissastisfied with reality, like the culprit of the Proclamation. When Junko asks about Orvin, Byakuya notes he apparently went mad in prison and thus it would be difficult for Orvin to properly attend his trial. Junko remarks that its sucha boring end and she's in despair, before finally saying she'll meet Byakuya in the classrooom and runs off to join Mukuro. Celestia Ludenberg soon joins him, announcing she recieved her reward for assisting Byakuya (but was told to be quiet about her dreams considering Byakuya remembers the people he met on the weekend couldn't be quiet about their own dreams).

Celeste then warns Byakuya about the class's plans to hold a surprise party for him. Byakuya does chide her for ruining the surprise, which causes Celeste to remark how sympathetic he was to those he regarded as 'commoners'. Celeste then brings up the rumor that Hope's Peak was planning on turning the school into the fortress since, while the proclamation was over, the Parade at Hope's Peak was still in full force. However, Byakuya is sure that whatever happens he can ensure the world won't end. However, this reminds Celeste of the difficulty she has with remembering the events in Prague properly. Everytime she tries, she feels her mind become foggy. She blames Hifumi Yamada for it and goes to scold him for it.

Byakuya heads to the classroom where he runs into Toko who was carrying a box with a dead cat inside. After confronting her, she reveals that she organized the class party in order to win over Byakuya, but laments how she ruined it now. Howver, Byakuya says the party will go on as planned. Toko is happy (to a perverted degree), but as she tries to take the box, she winces as her wrist was sprained during the incident, though she isn't sure show. Byakuya compares the situation to Schrodingers cat, as the previous events were unknown so anything could have happen. After a lengthy discussion of quantamn mechnaics, Byakuya compliments her on completing the mission, which gets her excited (in both ways). Still, she murmurs how it feels as if the world was going to end by next week's time. When that happens, Byakuya declares it will be Toko's turn to protect the world. Toko notes she's just a liberal arts student and can't imagine it, and doesn't quite understand's Byakuya's analogy to help her. Still, Byakuya responds she has much to be told and orders her to go into the room.

As Byakuya goes to pick up the box, a pen falls from his jacket and falls on the floor, spilling its blue ink like an angels tears. For a brief moment of time, Byakuya's memory returned. However, it was only brief and like a dream, soon it all faded away.

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## Characters

### Major Characters

* Byakuya Togami

* Blue Ink ("Shinobu Togami")

* Ultimate Imposter

* Kazuya Togami

* Sonia Nevermind

* Kazuichi Soda

* Junko Enoshima

* Gundham Tanaka

* Ibuki Mioda

* Sakura Ogami (mentioned)

* Suzuhiko Ōtsuki

* Taeko Kanai
* Celestia Ludenberg

* Hifumi Yamada (mentioned)

* Toko Fukawa

* Hiroyuki Ketōin

* Yuika Ketōin

* Mukuro Ikusaba

* 'K'

* Rhinogradentia

* Minoru Ōe

* Orvin Elevator

* Keith Elevator

### Minor Characters

*Main article: Minor Characters/Danganronpa Togami*