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Final Fantasy: Lost Stranger (GN 3)

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Title: Final Fantasy: Lost Stranger
Volume: GN 3
Distributor: Yen Press

Release date: 2019-09-03
Age rating: 13 - 18 Years

ISBN-10: 1975384989 1975384989
ISBN-13: 9781975384982 9781975384982

Description:
Abducted by the Magus Sisters, Shogo and friends awaken in a dreary storage room. Bound and unable to cast spells, their odds of escape are slim. Shogo’s eyes, in which Cindy seems to have taken a deep interest, gleam as he desperately searches for a way out. But the Magus Sisters have other plans, and after all is said and done, blood will be shed…

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