The town of Hallfein was once situated at the border of three provinces, and thrived due to mining and trade. However, a mysterious disaster struck the town, causing most of its residents to disappear and leading to it becoming a restricted area. As time passed, restrictions on the town were lifted, and a plan to restore it was initiated. Seizing this opportunity, a young woman and a young man, having come of age after being driven from Hallfein long ago, now return to the land they once called home. After meeting in their hometown, the two embark on a journey together to seek the truth, unaware of the encounters and revelations that await them...

In Death on the Nile, a peaceful cruise on the Nile is disrupted by a terrible crime. Thankfully, famous detective Hercule Poirot is onboard. Meanwhile, a private detective is tracking a murderer, leading her from London to Majorca, New York, and finally to Egypt. The two investigations collide at Abu Simbel. The dynamic duo will solve a complex case full of twists and turns. But the story doesn’t end with the book, and it still holds many mysteries and twists, even for Agatha Christie fans.

In the Tenkai Ward, where the restless skyline rises above Tokyo Bay, gangsters with supernatural powers known as “Jingi” are engaged in bloody battles of life and death. The protagonist Sho Himuro is an ordinary and kind-hearted young man, born as the heir to the Hakurou clan. Under the strict orders of his older sister Shizuka, he reluctantly assumes the role of clan leader. However, after the death of the previous boss, the Hakurou clan’s power begins to weaken, and the Kurojou clan, whose influence in the Tenkai Ward has been growing, launches an attack. To protect his beloved family, Sho is drawn into a series of “impossible choices” amid the turf wars of the Tenkai Ward, a place rife with betrayal and desire. In the end, what will Sho gain from the choices he has made...?