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Nora
NORA: The Last Chronicle of Devildom, Vol. 4
R to L (Japanese Style)
Nora, an unruly demon, has defied the Demon Sovereign one too many times. For the sake of his "education," Nora is sent to live among mortals and enters a bond of servitude with cool-as-ice star student Kazuma Makkari. Kazuma is about to learn the ways of the underworld...and Nora will learn more from the "real world" than he ever thought possible!
The Truth About Cerberus Nora and Kazuma head to a location where the Resistance is collecting Soul Stones...but then the seal spell on Nora is broken! With Kazuma's commands no longer having any effect, will Nora go on a mad rampage as Cerberus? Or can Kazuma find another power source before it's too late?
Nora, an unruly demon, has defied the Demon Sovereign one too many times. For the sake of his "education," Nora is sent to live among mortals and enters a bond of servitude with cool-as-ice star student Kazuma Makkari. Kazuma is about to learn the ways of the underworld...and Nora will learn more from the "real world" than he ever thought possible!
The Truth About Cerberus Nora and Kazuma head to a location where the Resistance is collecting Soul Stones...but then the seal spell on Nora is broken! With Kazuma's commands no longer having any effect, will Nora go on a mad rampage as Cerberus? Or can Kazuma find another power source before it's too late?
208 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2007
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December 20, 2016
Actual Rating: 3.5
This series is just fun. Though it doesn't exactly tread new ground, it's pleasant to read and it's hard not to like the characters
This series is just fun. Though it doesn't exactly tread new ground, it's pleasant to read and it's hard not to like the characters
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September 18, 20091-3 were awesome and this one #4 just made me cry alot i don't know why
September 14, 2011
I am so proud of Nora. Once again he has proven to us all that he can think. Good Boy!
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