The White Cat's Revenge as Plotted from the Dragon King's Lap #3
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| Writer | Aki |
| Artist | Yamigo Kureha |
After discovering the horrific conditions in Nadasha, Ruri decides she can't sit on the sidelines any longer. Determined to prevent the outbreak of war, she'll somehow have to convince the Priestess Princess herself-Asahi, the last person she ever wants to talk to again. Can Ruri's naive and cluelesschildhood friend be made to see reason?!
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The Graphic Library - Sara Campbell
Jan 10, 2022This volume got a little bit more serious after the turn at the very end of volume two where Ruri discovers some of the harsh conditions people are living in. With her visit to Nadasha, Ruri tries to emphasize people not dying in a war for her or because Asahi is thick, but she is unable to get her point across, and now will have guilt for the people who die for her. There are also a lot fewer fairies and interactions with them than in previous volumes, which also adds to the seriousness. There is still some levity when Ruri (in cat form) visits the soldiers and they all just want to pet the cute kitty. Some things are definitely going to get real in the next volume with the war and more people discovering Ruri isn't really a cat. I'm eagerly anticipating the moment when the Dragon King finds out! Read Full Review
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