Things are hurtling towards a conclusion, and I am positively on the edge of my seat, eagerly anticipating how everything will unfold.

This has been one of the most astonishing aspects of this entire series for me - the action has never once flagged, and at no point did I ever have the sense that the pacing was too frenetic.

The story is narrated at precisely the right tempo to maintain your engagement and hold your interest firmly captive.

This is no small feat, particularly in a lengthy series such as this one, and it truly merits mention. :)

As always, I find myself completely smitten with Noriko and Izark. As a couple, they are simply wonderful.

What's truly remarkable is that Noriko is not a feeble princess in need of rescue; rather, she always gives her absolute best effort.

Oooh...I can hardly contain my excitement to see what transpires next!

From Far Away is always cute and nicely drawn.

The illustrations in the series are truly charming and add a lot to the overall appeal.

However, volume 13 wasn't my favorite of the series.

I felt that some of the major revelations could have been more dramatic.

They seemed to be presented in a rather平淡的 way, which lessened their impact.

I was expecting more excitement and anticipation as the story unfolded.

Despite this, the series as a whole is still enjoyable and has many great aspects.

The characters are well-developed and the plot is engaging.

I will continue to read the series and hope that future volumes will bring more thrilling revelations and developments.

Overall, From Far Away is a great manga series, but volume 13 could have been better.

I can't believe I'm almost done with this series.

When I first started, I wasn't even sure that I could get all the volumes. But here I am, on the verge of finishing it.

I'm truly overjoyed about this series. Although I'm still not entirely convinced that Hikawa-sensei is an outstanding artist in terms of drawing, there's no doubt that she excels at creating a captivating and engaging plot with a dynamic female main protagonist.

This volume delves into the final siege. The villain is in search of Noriko because he desires to obtain the power that she can bestow upon Izark out of love. However, since the villain lacks an understanding of love, he will never be able to acquire such power.

I'm also extremely glad because all the beloved secondary characters from before have returned to action.

There's only one volume left. SIGH! I'm both excited and a little sad to see this journey come to an end.

Izark crying for Noriko had me crying as well.

The emotions in this story are so intense that it's impossible not to be affected.

Things are truly getting heated now.

The situation seems to be reaching a boiling point, and it feels like it's almost over.

I find myself on the edge of my seat, eagerly anticipating how this will all end.

Will Izark be able to find a way to be with Noriko?

Or will there be some unforeseen twist that changes everything?

I can't wait to see the conclusion and find out what fate has in store for these characters.

The anticipation is killing me, but it also makes this story all the more exciting.

I'm sure the ending will be worth the wait.

**"My Love for the Manga by Kyoko Hikawa"**

I have to say that I really never get tired of reading the manga by Kyoko Hikawa. The series "Baca Ulang" in volumes 1 - 14 is truly captivating.

The story takes readers on an exciting journey with its unique plot and well-developed characters.

The illustrations are also very detailed and bring the story to life.

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Every time I pick up a volume, I am immediately drawn into the world that Kyoko Hikawa has created.

It's a manga that I would highly recommend to any manga lover.

I can't wait to see what new adventures and developments are in store for the characters in future volumes.

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3.5/5 Stars

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Perhaps the product or service has some notable features or qualities that make it stand out, but it may also have a few drawbacks or limitations.

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Out of all the books in this series, this one is my all-time favourite!

It is truly remarkable. You could really see how much Izark worried and cared so much for Noriko. His emotions are palpable throughout the story, making it a truly engaging read.

The way the author has crafted the relationship between these two characters is simply brilliant. It adds depth and complexity to the plot, making it more than just a typical adventure story.

As you progress through the book, you can't help but be drawn in by the characters and their struggles. It really leaves you hanging, eager to read the last volume and find out what happens next. I highly recommend this book to anyone who loves a good story with great characters and a captivating plot.

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Overall Series review

3 Stars. I probably should have left it after book 7. There is a sort of ending there with Noriko and Izark leaving their (first set of) friends behind. However, I did want to see what the conclusion was.

The second half of From Far Away (books 8 - 14) is, in my opinion, weaker. But I do like Noriko as a character. She’s endearing. There are parts that I enjoyed.

Perhaps the story lost some of its charm and momentum in the later books. The plot seemed to drag in places, and some of the new developments didn't quite capture my interest as much as the earlier ones.

Nevertheless, Noriko's character still shone through. Her growth and evolution throughout the series were engaging to follow. And there were a few standout moments that made the reading experience worthwhile.

Overall, while the series had its flaws, it also had its merits. I'm glad I stuck with it to the end, but I can't say it was a completely satisfying journey from start to finish.

This thirteenth entry in Kyoko Hikawa's fourteen-volume fantasy manga epic is truly captivating.

It begins with Zena, who in the twelfth episode related the ancient legends about the evil priest who elongated his life unnaturally and became a powerful evil spirit, the source of much of the current misfortunes in the world. Here, Zena concludes that Izark is not truly a monster or a force for evil. The affirmation from their circle of friends and the support for Izark and Noriko mark the start of the final phase of the battle between good and evil.

When Noriko is kidnapped by Lord Rachef while Izark is defending Ennamarna from the armies of Donya, his worst nightmare seems to come true. He can barely suppress his inner monster. However, Noriko's escape reunites them, but she is terribly weakened by her solo synchronization with the chimos and is bedridden in Ennamarna as Izark goes to face the maniacal Keimos.

The questions remain: Can Izark prevail against such a strong enemy without calling on his inner demon? Will the citizens of Ennamarna stay strong when Rachef and Gorya issue an ultimatum demanding they turn over Noriko? It all concludes in the final fourteenth volume.

It was well worth staying up late last night to read this volume. Even though I feel a bit groggy today, I'm surprised I could sleep at all with just one episode left and the fate of Noriko, Izark, and their world in the balance. This entry had everything: intense action scenes, heartwarming moments, frightening developments, and further revelations. Lord Rachef, determined to claim the power of the Awakening, offers Noriko a chance to save her life by becoming his, reflecting on his eternal sense of emptiness. Izark and Noriko's companions provide important moral support in their various ways. I adored the opening scenes that showed the fruits of their many good deeds. All in all, I raced through this volume in record time, eager to reach the finale.

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. The colors are vibrant and add to the overall atmosphere of the manga.

What sets this manga apart from others in the genre is its attention to historical detail. The author has clearly done their research and has incorporated many interesting facts and events from the past into the story.

Overall, this is a wonderful manga that is sure to delight fans of the "back in time" genre. It is a must-read for anyone who enjoys a good story and beautiful art.