Rurouni Kenshin (GN 3 of 28)

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Title: Rurouni Kenshin
Volume: GN 3 / 28
Pages: 208
Distributor: Viz Media

Release date: 2004-02-01
Suggested retail price: $7.95
Age rating: 13+

ISBN-10: 1591162505 1591162505
ISBN-13: 9781591162506 9781591162506

Description:
After a night of gambling, Kenshin and Sanosuke return with an unexpected prize - a woman. Beautiful and mysterious, Takani Megumi, the daughter of a famous family of physicians, has unwittingly been participating in the production of a super-powerful, super-profitable form of opium.

Hot on her trail is shady industrialist Kanryu, and Sanosuke may not be her best protector after the death of one of his friends from an opium overdose. But Kenshin has looked into her eyes and seen her sadness. He knows he must act - but will he be able to save her from the wrath of Kanryu, or for that matter, from Sanosuke?

Story and art by Nobuhiro Watsuki.

(added on 2007-11-05, modified on 2007-11-05)

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