WorldEnd: What Do You Do at the End of the World? Are You Busy? Will You Save Us?, Vol. 4

WorldEnd: What Do You Do at the End of the World? Are You Busy? Will You Save Us? (Novel) #4

by Akira Kareno, Akira Kareno

Tragedy repeats itself.
With Chtholly now gone, Second Officer Willem Kmetsch and the faerie soldier Nephren have been swallowed by the darkness. Their tale should have ended here, and yet, all of a sudden, Willem hears a voice calling out to him. It's the voice of Almaria, a girl from Willem's past who died many years ago. As scenes of an end long gone unfold before them, Willem and Nephren come to learn the truth about the organization known as True World......and in the black of night, a new Beast howls.

Genres: Light Novel, Fantasy, Romance, Japan

192 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2016

Reviews

[Isbat Bin Hossain]

The ending of this one was really unexpected....
Looking forward to ending

[Bernard]

At this point, I am convinced that this series is not going to be a winner. The Author is about to take us into a train-wreck...

Life is just a crap shoot that is affected very little by the actions of people... Sound kind of depressing? Welcome to book three!

[Roxanne Nelson]

Finally getting into the past, and the mystery of the appearance of the Beasts! Also finally showing Willem's relationship with Almaria, and the old orphanage. An interesting read from start to finish, and I can't wait to see how the series finishes!

[Sara]

So many things happened in this book! Whiplash....

[Ricardo Matos]

This series is something else. Another great volume full of mystery and slice of life, blended to perfection. Can't wait to see how this part of the story ends in the next volume!

[Eldon Siemens]

Good volume, but the drastic shift from volume 3 leaves me feeling empty

[Benji]

Amazing. Very emotional. Prepare to be surprised near the end.

[Kayleigh]

What a wonderful explanation

[Charlie-Joe]

The Best of Light Novels In my opinion.

[Bimp Skeebles]

this is going somewhere weird and I'm all for it

[Abel Thomas]

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