My name is Yusuke Urameshi and I'm a spirit detective. I got the job shortly after I came back to life but what no one knows is that that wasn't the first time I died. In my first life I was a good kid with lots of friends and a hero complex. Well, I haven't really gotten rid of that hero complex yet but I'm working on it. I died saving my world from Lord Voldemort after he killed everyone I'd ever gotten close to. Since I had done such a good deed I was rewarded by being reincarnated, that way I could live a better life. However, while I was being reborn the higher ups got careless and they forgot to wipe my memories. You have no idea how messed up it is to be a toddler and have memories of fighting through a war on the frontlines. I never really fit in with kids my age, I never really let anyone get close to me cause I was afraid that they'd be taken away from me too, just like my first friends. I built up thick walls to separate me from my emotions and it worked, for the most part. I couldn't stand to let anyone I knew get hurt, so I started to fight at a young age; I became a street fighter. I never really paid attention in school because I'd already learned everything, one of the perks or downsides to having a friend like Hermione who made sure that if I wanted I could go get a job in the muggle world with at least a high school diploma.

In my first life I was a wizard. I'm sure you're thinking that I'm high or something but it's true. I had a wand and everything. I realized shortly after I was reborn though that there are no wizards and witches in this world, they were replaced for lack of a better word by demons and psychics. I noticed that I had my magic but that there were also different kinds of energy within my body. Before I died the second time, I just kind of ignored it but I know I can't do that anymore. Once again my hero complex has come back to haunt me, it seems I can't even be reborn without being pulled into some kind of major conflict. You may think you know the whole story behind my adventures but you've only just scratched the surface.