ROTTEN TO THE CORE Blessed with new power after his trials in Galia, Fate returns to Seifort. He intends to wield his influence to uplift the downtrodden—those forsaken by the world for their “unnecessary” skills. But standing in his way are his cruel old employers, the powerful Vlerick family. Now, in order to save the soul of Seifort, Fate must expose the terrifying truth hidden within the Vlerick estate.
THE ROAD TO HELL Fate wants nothing more than to save Roxy from certain death in Galia, a death to which her fellow holy knights condemned her. As he follows Roxy’s trail, he encounters a Galian girl he once met: Myne, who wields a black axe that eerily resembles Fate’s own black sword. Myne agrees to help Fate fight the monsters between him and Galia–but once they get there, he must repay her favor in kind.
In a world where the dead are resurrected by the power of a dragon, a gripping tale unfolds as characters confront the consequences of this unnatural phenomenon. The story explores themes of life, death, and the moral dilemmas faced by those who must navigate a landscape filled with both the living and the undead. As alliances shift and danger looms, the protagonists must find a way to restore balance and confront the dragon that holds the key to their fate.
A strikingly illustrated dark fantasy, in which a frail young man's terrible magic could lead him to ultimate power. And don't miss the manga version, also from Seven Seas! Fate Graphite is one of the forsaken. Cursed with the skill “Gluttony,” he is ever starving, never sated...until the day he kills a dying thief and devours the man’s strength—and his soul. The true hunger of Fate’s Gluttony has awakened, and if he can learn to control his power, he will at last be the master of his own destiny.
HUNGRY FOR BLOOD Fate is headed to Galia, where mighty monsters and a reunion with Roxy await. He s joined by a mysterious woman who also possesses a deadly skill Wrath. For the first time in his life, Fate has an ally to fight beside him. But will this be enough to survive against his increasingly formidable foes? Or will Fate s ever-growing hunger finally consume him?
A strikingly illustrated dark fantasy, in which a frail young man's terrible magic could lead him to ultimate power. And don't miss the original light novels, also from Seven Seas!
Set against a backdrop of mystery and intrigue, the narrative delves into hidden truths and dark secrets buried within a graveyard. The protagonist embarks on a thrilling journey to uncover the past, revealing connections between the living and the dead. Themes of betrayal, redemption, and the quest for justice intertwine as the characters confront their fears and the consequences of their actions. With unexpected twists and a gripping storyline, the book promises to keep readers on the edge of their seats.
"THE NEED TO FEED Having discovered the true power of his Gluttony skill, Fate Graphite has taken his first step toward becoming a warrior. Now he works as a servant in the home of Roxy Hart by day...and hunts monsters to satisfy his appetite by night. But the corpses left in his wake have sparked rumors of a lich on the loose. When Fate learns that his former tormentor, Hado Vlerick, seeks to slay his alter ego, this weakling-turned-warrior hatches a plan for revenge!"-- Back cover
FAMISHED FOR A FIGHT Determined to protect Roxy from a plot to sacrifice her, Fate joins the battle to defend Babylon against a stampede of monsters. But his mission is complicated by the appearance of a masked man wielding a Weapon of Mortal Sin. Can Fate keep both Roxy and himself alive, all while hiding his true identity from her?
The narrative explores the harrowing experience of living in a body plagued by starvation, highlighting the physical and emotional struggles of the protagonist. It delves into themes of resilience, the quest for self-acceptance, and the impact of societal pressures on body image. Through vivid imagery and poignant storytelling, the book captures the journey of overcoming personal demons and finding hope amidst despair. The protagonist's fight for survival serves as a powerful commentary on the broader issues of health and identity.