Ars Moriendi - the latin text which dictates the art of dying, in which an immortal god, Akabane Karma, completely butchers the concept out of his attempts of living and dying in a vicious, never ending cycle. Maeiso on the side.

One of the worst thing in his life, Nagisa presumes, is not killing thousands of people at the age of eighteen. It's the fact that he's gotten his sorry ass landed in jail as a freelance assassin at the age of eighteen. One of the more interesting aspects of his life, however, is meeting a slightly psychotic pyromaniac in said jail that called himself "Karma." - Karmagisa. Jail!AU

"Let's break up," Karma exhales. In between all those second chances and denial, Nagisa tells himself that this will be the last and he's not so sure if he can let go all that easily. Karmagisa

Essentially, Goodnight Karma. Nagisa, broken by his mother, attempts to create a perfect child for her in which all his flaws are bared in the form of one Akabane Karma. Sugino tries to grapple with these facts and gets dragged into hell with Karma. Karma!Nagisa (In which Karma and Nagisa are the same person)

Karma kills Korosensei at the price of the lives of the whole class and learns that denial is a bliss. Nagisa can't help but watch Karma break apart a little, bit by bit, until every single truth is exposed, covered up, exposed again and then brutally shoved into his face. KarmaxNagisa

Doing things that are in no way related to academics or skills will most likely result in a fiasco when it comes to Asano Gakushuu. AsanoxKarma

"Karma-kun, why does everyone drown themselves in sadness over their own death and the deaths of others?" Nagisa struggles to find answers to his question and it takes him that long to realize it was always with him. KarmaxNagisa ShinigamiAU

In my memories, the breeze has always carried the scent of the ocean. KarmaxNagisa OceanAU