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Kieli, a young girl with powerful psychic abilities and a complex personality, teams up with Harvey, an enigmatic drifter who wields a magical radio. Together, they resume their adventure, facing a series of dangers while voyaging across a relentless ocean of sand toward the southeastern continent. Their journey tests both their survival skills and the resilient bond between them as they muster all their strength, wit, and newfound powers to overcome obstacles and protect each other.
The story continues the dynamic between Kieli and Harvey, intensifying the stakes with each new challenge and adding depth to their unique personalities as they collaborate to navigate an unforgiving landscape.
First publish date: 2010
Genre: Comics & Graphic Novels/Graphic Fiction
Authors: Yukako Kabei
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