The Death Note Accord - A Report into the Kira Phenomena

by Mister Law Horror

The Death Note Accord is an investigative analysis into the Kira Phenomena which gripped Japan from 2003 to 2011. Written like your average high school text book, this tongue in cheek satire of the Deathnote series brings you a 'House of Leaves' styled look into the public's view on the Death Note.

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The following story is an experiment for future work with FFnet, I didn't bother fact checking any parts of the series, so if the report is not 100% accurate to the series, yah, soz mate. The idea behind this story was inspired by the fictional collection of reports, House of Leaves, by Mark Z. Danielewski. Please let me know what you think of this. Thanks.

The "Death Note" Accord

Curated and edited by "Mr Law" (Aka Lawson Lee).

"The Death Note Fragments" Discovered by FBI Agent ****CENSORED****

Researched, analysed by Nina Virvaro, Saki Tenjoin, Ryoko Mikado, Agent Mellow.

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