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Only I Know that This World Is a Game: Volume 7 - cover

Only I Know that This World Is a Game: Volume 7

Usber

Translator Arthur Miura

Publisher: J-Novel Club

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Summary

With every NPC spouting the same dialogue, Souma has no choice but to follow Mitsuki and head to the Hisame Dojo. There, he will face an infamously difficult quest: The Trials of the Hisame Family. Not only will he have to survive three days of death-defying battles, but the quest will culminate in a battle against the family head, Asahi Hisame! In the face of Asahi’s unbeatable spear, Souma will have to find some way to stay alive. Just what scheme will he cook up for his showdown with the indomitable Asahi?
Available since: 04/02/2025.
Print length: 229 pages.

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