Key to the Past A quick trip to the Kagari estate reveals many secrets of Ayaka and Honoka’s past. But even after discovering all this, what use is this information to them? And why does it seem as if all things point to Honoka’s mother and her mysterious scar?
"As Kagari and Takamiya delve deeper into the memories within the pendant, the full picture of how they met and had their fates inextricably linked is revealed. With their memories restored, the bond between Kagari and Takamiya should be stronger than ever, but during a witches' patrol this power manifests in a totally unexpected way. And what will the Workshop brass think of the Chairwoman's handling of the town...?"--Page [4] of cover.
Witchcraft Works is set in a modern-day world where magic and supernatural powers shape the lives of these high-school kids. Takamiya Honoka is a regular student whose only problem seems to be that he sits next to Kagari Ayaka, the school's 'Princess'. Yet when a falling part of the school's building is about to send him to the afterlife, it's Kagari that comes to his rescue. Only she's dressed as a witch, carrying him in her arms and floating on a broom! Kagari tells him it is her mission to protect him, and that now she can finally do it without secrecy.
Very little is publicly known about Ryu Mizunagi but the author's birthday is March 23rd. Originally from Aichi, Mizunagi won the Kodansha Four Seasons Manga Award in 2004 with the pilot for Witchcraft Works. Mizunagi was able to continue the project through Kodansha Japan in 2006.
A fantasy and action-filled romance comedy...now at its climax! The showdown between mother and daughter at the Kagari estate continues. Takamiya is brainwashed by Kayou, Kagari’s birth-mother, and his Firecraft power ends up in Kayou’s hands...! What will Kagari, faced with the greatest threat yet, do to get Takamiya back? Meanwhile, a face-off between the Chairwoman and the White Princess will determine the strongest witch in Tougetsu City!!
Exploring the complexities of sibling relationships, this story delves into the life of a young boy and his imouto, or younger sister. As they navigate the challenges of adolescence, themes of love, rivalry, and the bonds of family come to the forefront. The narrative balances humor and heartfelt moments, showcasing the unique dynamics of their interactions. With engaging characters and relatable situations, the book captures the essence of growing up alongside a sibling.
Takamiya Honoka is a regular student whose only problem seems to be that he sits next to Kagari Ayaka, the school's 'Princess'. They have never spoken to each other before and any small interaction between them immediately results in her fan club beating him. Yet when a falling part of the school's building is about to send him to the afterlife, it's Kagari that comes to his rescue. Only she's dressed as a witch, carrying him in her arms and floating on a broom!
Lessons Learned So far Honoka has been your typical clueless rom-com lead, but the teen is also at the core of a grand power struggle between witches and is also completely unaware of his place within this increasingly tense war amongst magic users. In what is atypical form, though, Honoka is actually willing to build from his weaknesses with hopes of taking on his new rivals. And to do this he too must learn his share of magic!
Familiar Adversaries Before meeting Ayaka Kagari, Honoka Takamiya's concerns were ordinary at best. Now, he is at the core of an epic battle between witches. But what may be more troubling to the young man is suddenly realizing that almost every facet of his life revolves around magic users. From school to his home life, witches are bringing fire into his life, and those flames are only spreading.
"Will this weekend ever end? School is out! But the Tougetsu Academy's closing is not due to a holiday. The whole town is currently under siege, and the campus is at the epicenter of this disaster. Now Honoka and Ayaka have to muster all of their strength to overcome what has been their most confounding foe yet."--Back cover.