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A Suffocatingly Lonely Death 08
Merchfox Comic Shop
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Some secrets are taken to the grave. Others lie neatly tucked away in a drawer. And one of them bears Hikari’s name.
As Inspector Jin Saeki and Kanon Hasumi continue to search for answers in Juzo Haikawa’s diary, the gruesome past of the village of Kurazuchi is revealed bit by bit.
For Hikari Shima has discovered something she should never have found out.
The young woman has come dangerously close to the village community’s dark secret. When her grandfather, a police officer, dies in an alleged accident, it becomes clear just how dangerous her investigations really are.
In Kurazuchi, it’s not just that people are keeping quiet. Someone here is making sure things stay quiet.
Juzo recognizes the danger and makes a painful decision: to protect Hikari, he cuts off all contact with her.
But a year later, he makes a discovery that changes everything.
Shuji Inuyama, that eerie man who does the dirty work for the village community, keeps mementos of the sacrificed children.
And among these gruesome mementos lies Hikari’s wristwatch.
What happened to her? Did Juzo’s attempt to protect her even make a difference? And how many victims has the villagers’ silence already claimed?
*A Suffocatingly Lonely Death*, Volume 8, intertwines the harrowing events of the past ever more closely with the present-day investigation. The diary becomes the key to a tragedy in which friendship, fear, and a cruel village community collide ominously.
Hajime Inoryu and Shota Ito tell a harrowing mystery and psychological thriller about ritualized violence, suppressed truths, and the high price paid by those who refuse to look away any longer.
Juzo wanted to save Hikari by pushing her away. But now he holds her wristwatch in his hands—found in the collection of a man who keeps mementos of dead children.
Sometimes a small object is more terrifying than any corpse. Especially when you know exactly who it belongs to.
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