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The Unwanted Undead Adventurer (Manga) Volume 6 - cover

The Unwanted Undead Adventurer (Manga) Volume 6

Yu Okano

Translator Noah Rozenberg

Publisher: J-Novel Club

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Summary

After taking a request from the Latuules, a highly influential family in Maalt, Rentt visits their estate. But to enter it, he must find his way through their hedge maze. On the other side, he meets with the head of the family, a seemingly young girl named Laura Latuule. She explains her request, then shows Rentt her family's prized magic item collection. While Rentt is checking it out, a golem is suddenly activated and a fight begins.
 
Rentt, the undead adventurer, takes a request from the Latuules, a highly influential yet mysterious family in Maalt. After finally finding his way through their giant hedge maze, he meets with the head of the family, a young girl named Laura Latuule. Laura explains her request, and as thanks for accepting it, she shows Rentt her family's prized magic item collection. Rentt is fascinated by the sheer number and variety of items...until he accidentally activates a magic golem and a fight begins!
Available since: 08/09/2021.
Print length: 166 pages.

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