Persona 5 Crimson! (A Persona 5 AU Rp Search)

This is a work of fiction All of the characters, ideologies, and phenomenons are doubtlessly unrelated to those in real life Only those who agree with the statement above will be given the right to participate in the game ......certain The world these days is unable to maintain its ideal form anymore. It is full of distortions and it will certainly collide…People who are eager to reform the world and resist their fates…are sometimes called “tricksters-Thou, trickster…now it’s time for you to step forward and face the abyss of the distortions.......

Hello, thanks for clicking onto this! 

I am after to find someone, who would love to write within the world of Persona 5. Personally, I do have some ideas that I will list below. If you have any thoughts or ideas, feel free to suggest them my way! 

Hopefully, we can have some fun!

Ideas: 

• Goro Akech's Redemption:
  Concept can go a few ways; the way I see it- during the time period where Goro/Crow is part of the Thieves, Joker and the rest attempt to change his heart within his palace. What Akechi's palace really is, is up to us. Of course, it wouldn't be an easy task keeping it from the Detective Prince, or rushing through his to complete Sae's. This could lead to Akechi not attempting to murder his friend, and actually aiding the Thieves in Shido's palace. 

• Groundhog's Day: Phantom Thief edition:
  This comes from a fan-fic I was reading, so bare in mind that fact. It is also based off the ending, where the player fails to convince Sae to help them before Akechi enters the interrogation room. Very: timey-wimey. Anyway, after being shot, Igor shows his disappointment in Joker; though he begs for one more chance. Finding it amusing to see the Trickster beg for a chance, Igor allows it. However, instead of sending him back a week or so, its back to the start of the game. Think New-Game+, just with time travel. Of course, Joker will need to do things to keep the Thieves together and not make the time-travelers simple rule of changing history too much.