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Bard and trusty companions have accomplished a seemingly impossible mission--a feat that's made them all famous. Following success at sea and in the royal court, Bard returns to his home, the Kingdom of Mauricia, to receive a reward from the king. But that reward comes in a very unexpected form!

Overcome the angel trials in volume 7 of this slow life farming fantasy! Kupid refuses to accept Tia's marriage. If Hiraku wants her blessing, he must complete the angel trials. Will Hiraku really be able to clear them all? On top of that, Tall Tree Village is incredibly busy preparing for a festival! Who in the world will win this year's games?!

"After defeating the final boss in THE NEW GATE, the online games most powerful player, Shin, is transported to another world just like the in-game world. Having learned that the orphan Millie was taken captive by the Church, Wilhelm and the others launch a mission to infiltrate the city of Shigerus, site of the sacred temple and enemy headquarters. There, they discover that an organization related to Shin and the other High Humans is in fact behind the incident!"--Provided by publisher.

"Atsushi's unquenchable thirst for Rockllusion stands to plunge the entire nation into chaos. As much as they'd like to avoid any association whatsoever, Hitomi, Nitta, and Hina find themselves compelled to act to avert this awful future"--Publisher marketing.

Kenji Miyazawa (1896-1933) is one of Japan's most beloved writers and poets, known particularly for his sensitive and symbolist children's fiction. This volume collects stories which focus on Miyazawa's love of space and his use of the galaxy as a metaphor for the concepts of purity, self-sacrifice and faith which were near and dear to his heart. The Nighthawk Star follows an lowly bird as he struggles to transform himself into something greater, a constellation in the night sky. Signal & Signal-less depicts a pair of star-crossed train signals who dream of eloping to the moon. Night on the Galactic Railroad, Miyazawa's most famous work, tells the story of two boys as they journey upon a train that traverses the cosmos, learning the true meaning of friendship, happiness and life itself along the way.

Yoshida arrives in the nick of time to save Sayu from Yaguchi. Afterwards, with some aggressive follow-up by Asami, Sayu manages to become just a little bit stronger. Then Asami takes Sayu by the hand, and shows her a very special place!

All balance is lost with the sudden appearance of Yoshida's ex-girlfriend Kanda! Forced to recall the bittersweet memories of his high school days, Yoshida's heart is considerably shaken. Before long, the effects reach Mishima and Goto, leading to a fierce contest between our heroines!

Usato, an ordinary high schooler, happens to run into two fellow students after school one rainy day. Suddenly, all three of them are engulfed in a magic circle and transported to a fantasy world. There's just one tiny problem--Usato is simply dragged along by accident! On top of that, Usato learns that he is capable of using healing magic--an incredibly rare affinity in this new world. Now Usato must spend his days with the rescue team thugs, struggling through their hellish training regimen--learning the wrong way to use healing magic. Get ready for an eccentric otherworld fantasy filled with comedy and combat!

Reads from right to left in the traditional Japanese format.

Gan (geese) evokes Meiji-era Tokyo: its alleyways, rivers, mansions, poverty, and occasionally tense class interactions. Okada, a student at the most prestigious university in Japan becomes entangled in the romance of a disenfranchised woman and an ethically suspect merchant. At a time of rapid social change, Mori examines the social and economic pressures that continue to bind it's characters, who yearn for freedom. Circumstance, rigid social structure, and the familial and financial obligations drive the characters forward to Gan's powerful ending. Notable for it's deep exploration of character motivation, as well as its wonderfully elaborate female characters, Gan is an exceptional example of early 20th century Japanese Literature. It looks on a changing world, explores its faults and glimmers of hope, and lingers for a moment, bittersweet, at the thought of it's passing.