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The Faraway Paladin (Manga) Volume 10 - cover

The Faraway Paladin (Manga) Volume 10

Kanata Yanagino

Translator James Rushton

Publisher: J-Novel Club

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Summary

As Will and his companions continue their journey to the Rust Mountains, they encounter murky waters. While some of the area’s inhabitants are less than pleased to see them, others are spirits in need of repose - something the Faraway Paladin is more than able to provide.
 
No sooner has Will sent these souls back to the eternal cycle than Menel dashes off and finds an elf crying for help. Dinelind, barely hanging on to life, has been bitten by a hydra, and before Will can even think about healing their new friend, they'll have to bring the venomous monster down first.
 
The grateful elf guides them to Lothdor, the Land of Flowers, an elf village that was once neighbors to the dwarves. The people there are suffering, but the pride of an elf is difficult to manage. Is either side prepared to accept the other's help?
Available since: 08/16/2023.
Print length: 196 pages.

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