[DeepL Translation - needs review] Introduction to Volume 1: The Norveland Imperial Army, led by the dragon-slaying hero Sigibert, attempts to conquer the legendary island of Eden. They challenge the legendary island of Eden, but are repeatedly annihilated by the dragons that protect the island.
Brunhild, the daughter of Sigibert, was left behind on the shore of Eden, and by chance or necessity, survived. The dragon saved her as a young girl and raised her like a daughter. One and the other...
Beautiful story wrapped in a volume of Bliss
I loved the dialog, character interactions, literally every character and the story is sweet with a hint of bitterness. I feel like it's a piece of humanity in the guise of a casual book.
I really commend wrapping the story up in one volume, it feels like the author said what needed to be said and ended the story in a way that will probably stick with me for a while. As a singular book, out of all of the volumes and books I've read in Japanese, this is probably the best one so far.
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