これは今さいごのクリスタルハンターのまんがです。私はかなしみです！他の日本語の本を見つけなければなりません。でも私は今日十冊めのクリスタルハンターのまんがを話しています。前の本に難しくて悲しい出来事が起こしました。カルとナイツとダフニーたちは彼らの歴史を見えます。この本にもっと嬉しい出来事を起こります。よかったですね。スバサとお兄さんも本当に家族になります。え、多分みらいの本になれます。

But really, it is great that all of the characters get a bit of a break after being through the ringer for the last few books. Tortured childhoods, chained up and beaten for sport, and being brainwashed by evil metal helmets takes a lot out of the adventurers. This time, they do finally get a moment to take a breather. It’s particularly nice to see Taka and Subasa reconcile a bit. It’s a bit strange how quickly he gets along with Cal, Bansom, and Irwin, but we’ll let that slide.

I can’t help but think that the queen is up to something, but it looks like that’s intrigue for the next issue in the series.

Which I will now be eagerly awaiting! I have finally caught up with the publication rate of these books, so now I need to find something else suitable to my language level to read.

As always, Crystal Hunters is a joy to read as a language learner. And I hope has lifted me up to the point where some of the simpler mangas that weren’t specifically written with language learners in mind might be within my reach.

Crystal Hunters #10

By Nathaniel French

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