In this memoir, Yuta welcomes us into his relationship with his boyfriend Kyota in Japan where gay marriage is not legal. Medical issues arise, natural disasters crop up, and the two become fearful that they will be separated in the worst case scenario, and all of their stuff will end up going to their parents. They decide to get creative and work the legal system. Yuta details a complicated legal and cultural context for why he must legally adopt Kyota so that Kyota may become part of his family officially and they can exploit a legal loophole.
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Adapted by Dubu
The end has come. Powerful Gates have appeared around the world, and Jinwoo has tried to figure out what the magic beasts will do to humanity when they break. He tries to warn everyone and get the world to evacuate away from the major areas around the gates. Most places listen, and he decides to take on the gate closest to his home in order to protect his family. His powerful adversary, the Monarch of Dragons, has finally arrived. 
Illustrated by Juder
Suchan finds out a secret base for Pet Shop and can’t pass up the opportunity to cripple Breeder’s operations. But with everyone on high alert at Nest after the attacks, students are not allowed off campus for any reason. The group comes up with a plan to get off campus but ends up with a faculty chaperone at a Nest-sponsored resort house instead. They still manage to find their way to the secret base, and what Suchan and the A Team find at there is arguably way more than a group of first years could possibly hope to handle. 
Camille Severin and her cousin are potentially powerful witches in a family whose power draws from their blood and demons. Both are preparing for their coming-of-age ceremony, but Camille feels nothing but dread and unease despite years of preparation. Something feels off about her magic. Camille’s tragic past also continues to haunt her — the death of her mother and twin sister loom large over her as she relives the fire in the greenhouse that took them both and scarred her physically and mentally. The mounting pressure also threatens to consumes here -- failure is not an option for a Severin.
Illustrated by Andrew Gong
Starting at a new school in a new town means proving yourself, especially for the egotistical young Jabari Booker, who gets a mid-year start. Fellow students warn him not to test well coming in, but Jabari is determined to impress everyone. His high scores quickly squash his musical endeavors and place him with a group of high performers charged with protecting Edyn Academy from monsters. In order to survive the monsters running the school and the monsters beneath the city, Jabari must let go of his ego and work as a team with others also born during Eternal Night who also have special abilities. 
Adapted by Dubu
Jinwoo’s powerful adversaries band together to battle him all at once, and every other hunter is forced to wait on the sidelines as these monstrous beings wage war. At the height of the fighting, Jinwoo finally gets the answers he’s been seeking — about the Shadow Monarch, the origin of the power struggle between the Rulers and the Monarchs, and the beginnings of “The System.” 
Adapted by Gabi Nam, illustrated by Harara
Letitia and Erden have been separated for seven years while Erden was on an epic quest to find The Book of Secrets for her, leaving Letitia to become the Second Master of Halstead Castle. As time runs out on their protective relic that has kept Halstead Castle safe for seven years, an army of demons prepares to descend on the castle. Letitia must use all of her book learning she has gained these years to outsmart them and hold out for Erden’s triumphant return. Once they are reunited, they must now learn how to behave as a married couple even as Erden wants to set Letitia free from his horrid appearance and the curse of being his wife. Letitia, for her part, continues to try to prove her worthy to the Halstead house and convince Erden to stay married to her. 
Adapted by Tsubasa Nanaki, illustrated by Nanao Yamashita
The next consort outing is a casual garden tea party. Felia dresses for the mood and the other consorts in their fancy ball gowns make fun of her until the king arrives and he’s similarly dressed casually. Felia brings the same distinct tea leaves she served the king during their first meeting, so he easily discerns her brew in order to reward her with some private time together. After the tea party, jealous consorts retaliate by attacking Felia's residence, but Felia gets help from another consort who has chosen to become Felia's ally. King Macron steals away at any opportunity he gets so that he doesn’t have to wait until the next 31st in a month comes around to see Felia again. 
Illustrated by Shiro Usazaki
Ichi gets to go on more assignments to deal with unruly majiks, starting with a shark majik that freezes villagers. The trial to capture this majik includes making her look fabulous and fashionable. Ichi's solution is inventive and completely outside the box. Later, at a meeting of witches, the council decides whether it’s time to announce Ichi to the world or not. A master witch, Togeice, believes Ichi is not skilled and refined yet, and challenges Ichi to a contest in order to settle the question. The contest includes pitting their respective skills against one another and seeing which method of capture majiks is the best. 
The phantom busters are given a task from the Student Body president in order to save their club room, and in the process, Mogari also reveals he has a fairly impossible task from his family to exorcist a large number of demons in a year or lose his privilege of going to school. The president secretly is a huge fan of the paranormal, but his steely exterior must be maintained, especially around his subordinates. Korekishi has his own problems — his mother threatens to have him transferred to another school if he doesn’t quit the phantom busters, and a former classmate also pressures him to quit the club to realize his full leadership potential elsewhere.
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