Tomohiko Mizaki is an ordinary high school student who has been buying Killire since Fate and Crown of Guilt began serialization. Pen @ fun @ pavilion wWw. ｂｉｑUｇE。 ｉｎｆｏ

But lately, he's a little dissatisfied with the Hibiscus Society.,Of course,It's not because there's a problem with the plot of Fate and the Guilty Crown.,It's because of the serialization problem.。

Because it has been stated in the previous Simir that after the start of the new year, the Hibiscus Society will launch a new shonen manga, and Fate will be transferred to the shonen manga, but the Guilty Crown will still remain on Simil.

For readers who like the work at the same time, it means that if they want to keep chasing both titles, they have to buy two different manga magazines, which means that they spend twice as much on the comics.

For Tomohiko Mizaki and, to put it more detailed, for the pocket money in his pocket, it was both an unfriendly decision and a very severe test.

When he was in C47, he didn't go to the Harumi venue because of personal factors, of course, he entrusted his friends in advance to help him buy a variety of goods, but unfortunately, when he arrived at the scene, he learned that the Hibiscus Club was only limited to one purchase of various goods per person...... So he was very struggling not to buy anything.

But his evil friend not only bought all kinds of figures, but also shared a huge saber with others, which made him very jealous and unbalanced......

He also likes the PV he sees from his friends, but he doesn't know when these two works will be animated, and he also knows that this is the Year of the Monkey, after all, these two works have only been serialized for half a year...... Luckily, it is said that Hibiscus will continue to sell these two PVs in the future, and he will be able to buy them in bookstores at that time.

During this period, Hibiscus Society needed to release a new issue, so the sales period of Simiel was also adjusted, and Fate was discontinued...... This is a nightmare for readers who have been chasing more.

So when I went on sale, although I was dissatisfied with the Hibiscus Society, Tomohiko Misaki still bought a copy as soon as possible.

As he expected, the first comic of the new issue is fate.,This issue is the end of the first official battle between Emiya Shirou's side and Illya's side.,The plot is a little bland.,But add a little funny plot.,It's also very happy to see it.。

And the back of fate is naturally the ancient city of the King of Thorns, which is not surprising, although compared to the former, the popularity of the ancient city is not good, but after all, this is the only two comic works with a readership base on me, of course, it will be put in front.

However, because of the problem of painting style, Tomohiko Misaki's sense of this work is just average, and he just hurriedly flipped through it to understand the general progress of the story.

After a few months of adaptation, the readers of the Hibiscus Society have adapted to the new painting style, and even after adapting to these advanced painting styles, these readers have become somewhat repulsed by the current painting style.

Mizaki still doesn't know, because of Miyahara Jing's competition (report) and contention (complex) psychology, plus the ancient city of Thorn King, there are currently four suspenseful, thriller, and reasoning works on me.

And the amazing thing is that none of these works are purely reasoning to win, and the focus of these works is on character portrayal, environmental shaping, and atmosphere setting......

But even if he didn't know this, after turning the last page of the ancient city of Thorn King, Tomohiko Saki was immediately frightened into a cold sweat by the new manga.

This comic, at the beginning, is a dialogue between two people in two different fonts.

Na, have you ever heard of Misaki?

Misaki in the third class of the third grade.

Twenty-six years ago......

Just these three sentences, Tomohiko Zaki immediately shuddered...... This is not because of the factor of the work, but because of his personal association, because his surname is Mizaki and is read as misaki, so this beginning makes him super immersive.

If he continues to read it, he will know that the name of the heroine of this manga is Minasaki Naru, a junior girl with the real eyes of the True Evil King.

This guy has been quite popular since he was in the first grade.

That's why the teachers and classmates love it.

Yes, there is always one of those people in the grade.

It is said that after entering the third grade, a man named Misaki died suddenly.

Ay? Why?

It was said to be an accident.

After that, everyone was hit hard.

Suddenly, one of them said so.

Say what.

He pointed to the table where Misaki had used:

Misaki is there, and Misaki is not dead.

That's not ......

Well, I just made such a move.

After that, the third class decided to keep pretending that Misaki was still alive.

It's a little creepy.

As a result, it continued until graduation.

At the graduation ceremony, it seems that a seat for Misaki was prepared because of the principal's arrangement.

Isn't that nice......

Well, that's all there is to it.

…… Is there a follow-up?

Hehe, that follow-up is......

While these dialogues or narrations are in progress, the storyboards of the comics have been switching between them with strange frequency.

A distant view in the sunset of some ordinary town.

Two or three crows falling from the water tank on the roof of a dilapidated hospital.

The calendar for April 1998 flashed in the room.

Dams, rivers.

The feet of corpses floating on the water.

Bloodstained pistols and axes.

Group photo of the old class.

Empty, deserted streetscape.

Rusty signal lights.

In the doll shop, a hollow-eyed figure in a glass display case.

A house in the far outskirts of the mountains.

Half a smiling face hidden in the darkness.

Spooky dilated pupils of someone......

This is the end of the conversation, and the next scene cuts to a school where students appear to be taking exams.

A boy who seems to be the protagonist glances back at the empty desk, then leaves the room early.

It's raining outside the hallway, and the male protagonist, whose name hasn't yet appeared, makes a phone call and then meets a short-haired girl wearing an eyepatch in the hallway.

Then their conversation shifted to Misaki.

From the conversation, it can be known that the cousin of the short-haired girl who is suspected of being the heroine has just died, but the male protagonist suddenly began to ask about what happened 26 years ago.

That, the third shift 26 years ago...... What's the follow-up to that?

Didn't anyone tell you?

Yes, I wanted to ask you before, since I changed schools, I have always been very concerned about why the people in the class, including the teacher, are the same, and why they are ...... to you

Because I'm something that doesn't exist......

At this time, the actor recalled the admonition of his classmates: Don't associate with things that don't exist!

The male protagonist is silent because of fear.

The conversation continued, as a teacher walked up the stairs on one side and walked quickly to the classroom where the exam was taking place.

Then,A girl with glasses ran out of the classroom.,She first took her umbrella back from the umbrella stand.,And then ran to the stairs where the male owner was.,But when she saw the short-haired girl next to the male owner.,Immediately ran to the stairs in the opposite direction in great horror......

Then, in a hurry, the girl with glasses fell down the stairs and was just pierced by the long umbrella in her hand......

(This is a large one-page, restricted-level gore, and the author does not describe it in detail to prevent mental contamination.) ）

When he saw this, he unconsciously stretched out his left hand and covered his neck with a snap, and then almost threw the comic book in his hand with his right hand!

This unfolding was too abrupt, although he already vaguely felt that this was a terrifying story, but he didn't expect the blood to spurt so suddenly.

From the perspective of the comic plot, the first sentence of this new work is a bit clueless, nothing is clear, and the character dialogue is also full of doubts.

But comics with this theme are not afraid of descriptions without beginning and end.

Compared to the original, this is actually an interpolation, and the plot of this dead man is not the plot of the original beginning of the story, but Shizun Miyahara brings it to the forefront - because for this type of manga, the sooner the death occurs, the sooner it will attract the reader's attention.

From the second episode onwards, the story will return to its normal, timeline-based narrative.