Magic: The Gathering: Destroy humanity. It cannot be regenerated 09
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Magic: The Gathering: Destroy humanity. It cannot be regenerated 09
Merchfox Comic Shop
Wiener Straße 20
4481 Asten
Austria
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Emi and Hajime finally face each other again after a long time—in the finals of the Kanto Regional Championship, of all places. Between them lies not only the tension of a major tournament, but also a shared past that was never fully resolved. As the cards are played, the stakes are no longer just about victory, but about decisions that extend far beyond it.
Because Emi promised her mother she would stop playing “Magic” after the tournament. A promise that changes everything. Does that also mean she has to distance herself from Hajime? Or is there a way to keep both—her future and what binds them together?
A heartfelt story about friendship, goodbyes, new beginnings, and a passion for trading card games—one that shows that some decisions carry more weight than any tournament.
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