#mod chester

Both the BSD!Ranpo and the author. It cost me 5 reais (like, 1,28 dolars) to read one of his books, and it's just amazing. The BSD!Ranpo version is like a really egocentric version of Edogawa Ranpo's main character, Akechi Kogoro. Both are great detectives, except for the fact that BSD!Ranpo wouldn't call his "normal" deductive capacities great. Their personalities are somewhat close, but not that much. I like both Akechi Kogoro, his creator and the creator's Bungou counterpart.

Also, the fandom makes a lot of things about Ranpo, but not as much as Dazai, Kunikida, Atsushi, Akutagawa, Chuuya, etc. I would like more about Ranpo; more headcanons, fanfics, etc. And not only Ranpoe (I personally have nothing against the ship, just don't ship it), because there's people out there that don't like the ship. He's a great character that deserves more attention, and I would love to see more of him. One of my OCs have a big crush on him (@askbungoudetective ), and I guess is my fault because I also liked him that much when I made her.

...Did you get ur dick back?

Like, the BSD!Twain. I wished he had more screentime and more fans in the series; he's such a cool character to me, both in the manga and in the anime, even without that much things about him that we know! I've done a lot of headcanons about him, I read the author's books (a little out of my normal book list, since I'm Brazilian and usually just read murder mysteries) and I'm just like "wow... This is some great shit!". So, yeah, this is just Mod Chester talking about how much she loves Mark Twain. Give Twain more love, guys.

Hi there! This will be the first post on this blog; all of the OCs are from the two mods (mod Cielton and mod Chester).

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Arthur Conan Doyle: The founder and president of the society, a great gentleman who's full of himself and hates his own character, but still loves to write about his own cases. An ability user from Scotland, and close friend of Willie Hornung. One of the tea lovers.

Maurice Leblanc: A good detective and writer, the "biographer" of Areène Lupin; is actually the said thief. A playful jerk that loves teasing and provoking Doyle in the worst ways possible. The only Frenchman on the society. Not a tea lover.

E. W. Hornung: Called Willie by his friend Doyle and William by the others, a silent writer who's actually the feared A. J. Raffles, one of the phantom thieves inside the organization. A great detective with serious self-esteem problems. Another tea lover, this time and Actual Englishman™

S. S. Van Dine: The cold art lover and chess addicted, whose opinion and literary review is at the same time feared and respected by all of the members. He can be a prick most of the time, but he's a good person. The first and greatest tea lover, one of the Americans. Don't break his twenty commandments or he will destroy you.

Dorothy L. Sayers: A sweet, caring mother of both the group and a little kid called Tony, and Van Dine's best friend. Is one of the only sane people inside the organization, and will shoot a bitch if someone hurts one of the members, physically and/or mentally. Another tea lover, and Actual English™ woman.

Jo Nesbø: A young Norwegian writer. His past is mysterious and unknown, and he doesn't really talk about it. Can be very quiet and antisocial, but when you get to know him, you realize he's actually very childish and funny. Often makes jokes in inappropriate moments.

Leslie Charteris: The shy, adorkable writer that can and will break everything near him unintentionally, and who's actually another phantom thief, The Saint, and can become scarily different during heists. Chinese and not a fan of tea, no one other than Leblanc knows his secret identity.

Frederic Dannay: The more logical, rational, yet extroverted of the cousins using the Ellery Queen pseudonym. Is the one that writers most of the clues and important points down, while his cousin does most of the narration and turns it into real plot. Another American tea lover.

Manfred Bennington Lee: A shy, emotional and caring writer, that has a talent with words. Even if he's not the best with logic and deduction, is an incredible detective, and is admired by his peers because of his talent. Another American, not fond of tea.

Ryukishi07: a cinnamon roll. Sweetheart. But can kill a bitch if so desired. Nesbø's favourite

Ryukishi07: The first mangaka to enter the society, a good and gentle man that, when angered, can become a very unstable and harsh person. Was the only one to make a game by himself, and is known by putting magic and murder mystery together. A Japanese man, also a tea lover.

Tsugumi Ohba: The one writing this as you read this, and the best mangaka in this entire society. A secretive, yet childish and competitive young man that loves his tea set and turns even a deck of cards into a little castle. The greatest tea lover, that loves tea even more than Van Dine.

Gosho Aoyama: The ultimate Sherlock fanboy, that's actually an introvert and a childish man, with the most incredible and creative crimes ever written. The last Japanese mangaka of the bunch, and a good friend that is always open to listen advices of the other members. Not a tea lover.

Carolyn Wells: A tomboyish, energetic and clever young woman, with serious problems regarding the other female writer, Dorothy, because of her insecurities regarding her literary work. The youngest of the bunch, but also the person with most novels inside the organization. Is the American pride of Conan Doyle, treated like his daughter, and not a tea lover.