That's the last story arc.

Noriko and Izark encounter some of the characters who have emerged in the previous volumes, like Gaya and the little seer.

Glocia and her mum are reunited with their family, and they are all gearing up for war.

There isn't an abundance of action in this part, but the author is simply paving the way for the final two volumes.

However, I'm not complaining. It remains one of the most captivating manga I've read in a long while.

Sigh, it's time to move on to volume #13.

This manga series has been a thrilling ride so far. The characters are well-developed, and the storylines are engaging.

Although this particular arc may seem a bit slower in terms of action, it is crucial for setting the stage for the upcoming volumes.

I'm eager to see how the story will unfold and what challenges the characters will face in the final stretch.

Volume #13 holds a lot of promise, and I can't wait to dive in and continue this exciting adventure.

"What...are you!?"

Just moments before the defeat of the Brunei brothers, one of them absorbs Izark's powers with the hope of using it against him. However, something truly horrifying occurs. Right before their eyes, he is brutally transformed into a dragon-like beast and vanishes into the sky. This disfiguring transformation is truly shocking, especially considering this is a shoujo series. It's refreshing that the series isn't trying to cover up these terrible truths. Instead, it presents them as they are, leaving the viewers to wonder how the series will reach its finale.

Clairgeeta implies that he knows who Izark and Noriko are to them as he shares his theories about the world of light. He believes that a person becomes evil or good depending on the intention of their being. To learn more about this, they decide to travel to Ennamarna, a holy land that was once prosperous but is now a desert inhabited by people who hold tightly to their beliefs.

Meanwhile, the military is planning to destroy their lands. As Izark and Noriko travel to warn them and put a stop to this, Lord Rachef and Tazasheena discover their whereabouts. This time, their plan is to kill Noriko, the girl fated to be the Awakening. The stage is set for an intense and unpredictable showdown.

This is a cute series,

which has always managed to capture the hearts of its audience with its charming characters and engaging storylines.

However, this particular installment was rather slow.

The pacing seemed to drag at times, making it a bit of a struggle to stay fully invested in the plot.

Despite this, the series still has its redeeming qualities.

The characters remain as endearing as ever, and their interactions continue to provide moments of warmth and humor.

The overall concept of the series is also quite unique, which keeps viewers coming back for more.

Perhaps with a bit more attention to the pacing in future installments, this cute series could reach even greater heights.

Nonetheless, it's still worth checking out for fans of the genre.

Almost... done...

It was truly a wonderful experience seeing everyone reunite though. The moment we all came together, it felt as if time had stood still. Faces that had been missed for so long were now right in front of us, and the joy in the air was palpable.

Laughter filled the room as we shared stories and caught up on each other's lives. There were hugs and smiles all around, and it was clear that this reunion meant a great deal to each and every one of us.

As the evening wore on, we knew that this was a moment that would be cherished for a long time. Although it was almost over, the memories we had made would stay with us forever.

It was a reminder of the importance of family and friends, and how special it is to come together and celebrate the bonds that tie us.

We left that night with hearts full of love and a sense of gratitude for the opportunity to have such a beautiful reunion.

And as we looked forward to the future, we knew that no matter how much time passed, our connection would always remain strong.

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A lovely "back in time" manga - much better done than most.

This manga takes readers on a charming journey through time. The story is engaging and well-crafted, with characters that are both relatable and endearing. The art style is beautiful, with detailed illustrations that bring the past to life.

What sets this manga apart from others in the genre is its attention to historical detail. The author has clearly done their research, and it shows in the accurate portrayal of different time periods. Whether it's the fashion, the architecture, or the social customs, everything feels authentic.

Overall, this is a wonderful manga that is sure to appeal to fans of historical fiction and manga alike. It's a great read that will leave you feeling entertained and enlightened.

Can you see it?

This is the world of light. Everything has become one in light. I entered the world of light and I found you.

Do you understand? We are the world of light. This is what we have been searching for. I feel a gentle energy that embraces everything. And this energy can be felt anywhere, anytime as long as you open yourself to it.

Kanata Kara by Kyoko Hikawa has been my most favorite Shoujo Manga since the early 90s till today, and I know it will stay as my most favorite for years to come.

Kanata Kara is the only shoujo manga that can come close to shounen manga. Hikawa can beautifully mix a love story with interesting adventure and great fighting scenes. She also puts some good moral in it.

The story of Kanata Kara takes readers on a thrilling journey. The characters are well-developed and their relationships are complex and engaging. The love story between the main characters is touching and full of emotions. The adventure and fighting scenes add excitement and action to the story.

Overall, Kanata Kara is a must-read for any manga lover. It has something for everyone - love, adventure, action, and a good moral. I highly recommend it.

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We're entering the final arc!

It's truly an exciting yet nerve-wracking time.

There are only two more volumes remaining, and the anticipation is palpable.

I find myself completely unable to fathom how everything will be resolved.

The story has been so complex and filled with so many twists and turns that it's almost impossible to predict the outcome.

Will all the loose ends be tied up neatly?

Or will there be some unexpected revelations that change everything?

Only time will tell, but I'm on the edge of my seat, eagerly waiting to see how this epic tale concludes.

It's going to be an unforgettable journey to the very end.

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It's getting closer and closer to that truly epic battle between Light and Darkness.

There is an abundance of action throughout, which keeps the story thrilling and engaging. But there's also a great deal of cuteness. I just absolutely adore the fact that the powerful Izark still desperately needs the cute and fragile Noriko. Their relationship is truly adorable.

However, it's a bit scary to think that Racheff and Keimos are on their way to put an end to Noriko and use Izark for their own purposes.

Overall, I really like this volume. It has a great combination of elements that make it a page-turner. And I will definitely be jumping straight to the next volume without hesitation. I can't wait to see what happens next in this exciting adventure.

Opening in mid-swing, right in the heat of the battle with the Brunei brothers that brought the eleventh episode of Kyoko Hikawa's fourteen-volume fantasy manga epic to a close. This twelfth entry in the series showcases the revelation of Izark's true nature once more. As one of the brothers attempts to incorporate his power, he instead transforms into a monster and is then destroyed.

Somewhat cheered by Mr. Clairgeeta's claim that it's not power that makes a man evil, but how he uses it - "If one is attracted to the World of Darkness, he’ll generate darkness. If he chooses the World of Light, he’ll generate light" - Izark, Noriko, and their companions join forces with the dissident scholar and his other rescuers. The entire group then sets off on a sea voyage to the country of Donya, hoping to find refuge in the independent "city of light," Ennamarna.

However, they run into trouble in the nearby town of Lango. But with the help of Doros and his chimos, they eventually manage to reach Ennamarna. There, they are joyfully reunited with Gaya, Zena, Duke Jeida and his sons, and Agol and Geena Haas. Little do they know, they are being pursued by the evil seeress Tazasheena, who is determined to gain the favor of the wicked Lord Rachef.

It's reasonable to assume that I would thoroughly enjoy this episode, as I had been longing for Noriko and Izark to be reunited with their former companions for quite some time, and my wish was granted. The opening scenes were filled with action and excitement, not to mention a touch of terror. After all the trials and hardships that Noriko and Izark have endured - all of Izark's uncertainties about his identity and Noriko's fears regarding her role in transforming him - and their awareness that their friends must know their true selves, the warm welcome they receive at the end of this volume is especially heartwarming. The concept of the World of Light and the World of Darkness holds great promise here - undoubtedly, it will play a significant role in the story's development - and the stage seems set for the final showdown. I was eager to pick up the thirteenth volume almost as soon as I put this one down.