Reviews for Reynold De Burgh: The Dark Knight 1 Manga

Rather than romance, the various things surrounding it are the main ones. Reynolds, the sixth son of one of the Day Barra brothers, ran away from home. Bad legs are a complex. They were burnt by their aunts called witch sisters, and when they came out together with a servant who was forced half way to exterminate dragons, the daughter and servants of the feudal lord who had an uninhabited village were there. Even though the two of them are each depicted budding with a faint feeling, there really aren't any dragons, right? Volume 1 is over with that mystery still undeveloped. Even though I had high expectations for volume 2, I can't deny the feeling that I had lost one book after reading it. The clothes, the scenery, and the inside of the castle are often drawn, and there is no sense of cutting corners at all, but the figures in the progress of the story somehow don't feel clear about the circumstances on the other side, which seems to be a servant, servant, or handmaiden. Is that also a planned structure?