The Magical Girl and the Evil Lieutenant Used to Be Archenemies

The Magical Girl and the Evil Lieutenant Used to Be Archenemies

Shes a magical girl, sworn to fight for peace, love, and justice. Hes a lieutenant, born into a military family that serves an evil empire. And yet, it was love at first sight... From Inu x Boku SS creator Cocoa Fujiwara comes a four-panel comic about hostile enemies who wont kill (and love) each other!...
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Byakuya is the alter ego of the heroic magical girl Glass Happiness. Mira is a villainous lieutenant to the Evil King, and he’s prepared to do what it takes to eliminate his wand-wielding nemesis once and for all. While his cunning is unmatched, the last thing Mira expected was love at first sight! Now, instead of devising schemes to defeat Byakuya, he’s finding excuses to see her! What’s more, she doesn’t seem to mind…?!

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ProduktnavnThe Magical Girl and the Evil Lieutenant Used to Be Archenemies
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book typFantasy og science fiction

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