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Karen is the Director of the Administrative Office of Rihian. She dreamed of a quiet retirement, but one day she received an absurd order from the queen. —“Look, I don’t want to be queen. Go and find my successor.” That’s how she finds Erich, a boy with a distant blood relation to the royal family, and raises him. But when Erich grows up, he’s no longer the innocent child he used to be. For Karen, who has lived her entire life with firm principles, confusion begins when new and very unexpected emotions arise.

In Skullkickers, two hard-headed mercenaries kill monsters and cause havoc in their search for money, fame, and adventure! Along the way, they'll gore goblins, smash skeletons, punch plant people, and whomp werewolves!

To maintain his "secret," Alto only engages in dry sex, even after marrying Viviana. Viviana, deeply distressed by this and having only experienced self-pleasure, regresses in time, determined never to marry Alto in this lifetime. Unaware of her regression, Alto, wanting to curb her somewhat emotional behavior, promises to work towards a harmonious sexual relationship....

Karen, the Director of Administration in Lihyan, had always dreamed of a quiet retirement. But one day, the queen upends everything with a single, shocking command: “I’m done being queen. Find me a successor.” Obeying the queen’s order, Karen tracks down a distant relative—a young boy named Erich—and takes him under her wing. But as he grows, Erich becomes someone far different from the innocent child she once knew. Now, unexpected emotions begin to stir in Karen’s life, which had always been ruled by duty and principle.

Sequal to the movie The LabyrinthThe Goblin King has kept a watchful eye on Toby: His minions secretly guiding and protecting the child... Legions of goblins work behind the scenes to ensure that Toby has whatever his heart desires... Preparing him for

A government official longing for retirement is suddenly ordered to find the queen’s successor. She raises a distant young relative into a capable heir—but he’s no longer the innocent boy she once knew. As he matures, her disciplined life is shaken by emotions she never expected.

After several romances, Min-joo decides to choose friendship over love. I don't need anything as long as Heejin is with you. Are you too?

When people told themselves their past with stories, explained their present with stories, foretold the future with stories...the best place by the fire was kept for...The Storyteller Archaia and The Jim Henson Company are proud to present all-new tales of fantastic wonder and extraordinary myth, as told from the tongue of The Storyteller and his loyal canine companion.

Garfield is an American comic strip created by Jim Davis. Originally published locally as Jon in 1976 (later changed to Garfield in 1977), then in nationwide syndication from 1978, it chronicles the life of the title character Garfield the cat, Odie the dog, and their owner Jon Arbuckle. As of 2013, it was syndicated in roughly 2,580 newspapers and journals; the comic held the Guinness World Record for being the world's most widely syndicated comic strip

Isaac, tired from drowning in work, finally drink too much at a bar with his only friend, James. After getting super drunk for the first time in a long time, Isaac woke up in a hotel room the next morning and found out he spent the night with Theodore, his old roommate from boarding school. His relationship with Theodore, who just suddenly disappeared without a trace one day, didn't seem normal even when they met again. What exactly Theodore's purpose...? What exactly Theodore's purpose...????!

Karen, the head of the administrative bureau of Rihiana. She dreams of a quiet retirement, but one day receives a grand order from the queen. "I’m not ruling anymore. Find me a successor." She finds a young boy named Ery, raises him, and prepares him for the role—but the grown-up Ery is no longer the gentle boy he once was. Emotions ripple through her once-composed life, shaken at its core.

Jonah Hex (2006–2011) is a gritty, violent, and beautifully told Western that doesn’t try to romanticize the Old West—it drags it through the mud and blood where it belongs. Each issue is a mostly self-contained tale following Jonah Hex, a scarred, sharp-shooting bounty hunter with a code of honor buried under layers of cynicism and gun smoke. Writers Jimmy Palmiotti and Justin Gray, along with standout artists like Darwyn Cooke and Jordi Bernet, deliver everything from brutal showdowns to tragic morality plays, painting the frontier as a lawless place where justice is often just another name for revenge. If you like your stories hard-boiled, your protagonists morally complex, and your violence unflinching, this run of Jonah Hex is a criminally underrated gem.