Shimazaki in the Land of Peace 06
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Shimazaki in the Land of Peace 06
Merchfox Comic Shop
Wiener Straße 20
4481 Asten
Austria
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Shingo Shimazaki rescued the young Sata from the clutches of the terrorist organization LEL—an act that changed everything. In Japan, Shingo’s new life seems calm and orderly at first, but that peace begins to crumble. Old shadows catch up with him, and the past cannot be permanently pushed aside.
Sata, on the other hand, refuses to face reality. A fragile tension arises between denial, trauma, and unspoken truths. How should Shingo deal with a boy who, though he was rescued, is still trapped inside?
At the same time, new insights into Shingo’s own past come to light—his time at LEL, the decisions he made, and the scars they left behind. An intense thriller about guilt, responsibility, and the question of whether one can truly escape one’s past.
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