Cover of DearS, Vol. 7

DearS, Vol. 7

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When a fun trip to the pool turns lethal, an ill-stricken Takeya must find a way to save the day. And a design convention can mean a future career for the young Neneko. But when the DearS begin to become increasingly inquisitive and potentially confused about this human thing called LOVE, it's going to take everyone in the neighborhood to sort out the mess. The disappearance of Io...the re-appearance of Nia...Takeya unwittingly becomes the Master of two Servants—all this excitement and more in the next volume of DearS!

Audience
adult
Length
medium · 200 pages

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