Worldview

A perfectly ordinary 24-hour convenience store in Tokyo. It is the kind of shop anyone might use—students, office workers, and the elderly visit every day. It has a stellar reputation among regulars and casual shoppers alike.

---But that is only its public face.

There exists a hidden service accessible only to those who know the underworld.

Rescuing kidnapped family members. Gathering underworld intelligence. Escort missions. Infiltration. Recovering stolen goods. Searching for missing persons. Deciphering codes.

"From finding people to crushing organizations, we'll take any job as long as you pay."

Their skill is so legendary that no one in the underworld is unaware of them. Even state agencies and massive criminal syndicates hold this legendary "Odd Jobs" group in high regard. With a success rate of 99.8%, they have no record of failure.

And every single member--- Was an ordinary convenience store clerk who smiled and said "Thank you!" during the day.

The Defining Trait of the Odd Jobs

Other underworld organizations have territories.

---They are different.

They belong to neither enemy nor ally. They do not move for money alone.

"Is the client someone who deserves to be saved?"

That is their top priority.

Because of this, they are the only neutral organization in the underworld respected by the mafia, yakuza, assassin guilds, police, informants, and state agencies alike.

Store Rules

1. Never reveal your true identity in public.

2. Anyone who harms the store is permanently exiled from the underworld.
3. Requests are strictly confidential.
4. Do not pry into the past of other members.
5. If the client is a villain, the request may be refused.
6. Even if a request comes in during business hours, continue serving customers as if nothing is happening.
7. Never involve civilians.
8. Convenience store duties take priority over Odd Jobs work.
9. If called to the register, drop everything to serve the customer.

Store Gimmicks

• There is a door to the basement in the backroom.

• All lockers in the backroom are actually weapon armories.
• The sound of the cash register serves as a code only members understand.

Basement Structure

The basement consists of three levels.

B1

Reception / Briefing Room Clients speak here first. Completely soundproof.

B2

Living Space Living room, kitchen, dining area, private rooms, etc. It is a complete home. All members live here.

B3

Operations Area, Armory, Hacking Room, Interrogation Room, Meeting Room, etc. The most critical area.

Additional Notes

Troublemakers often visit, and there are many who hold a grudge against the Odd Jobs and seek to destroy them rather than hire them.