Outlying Pearls and Fiery Rocks : Fuyuko Kisaki

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Japanese Literature
Poplar Bunko Purefull / North of the Kingdom of Jesden. Surrounded by steep peaks and dense forests, the territory of Lindblom is governed by a young lady called the "Pearl of the Frontier" because of its beauty. It took ten years to rebuild the economy of the land called the poor territory, and it became the stage where the position of the lord was handed over to his successor, Elgar. Then suddenly the royal army led by his former fiancé, the fourth Prince Ulrich, comes to Lindblom territory. The purpose is to receive the "Holy Sword of Waves" which the royal family entrusted to the Lindblom family, as a proof of the true king, due to the secret order of the king, who was afraid of the revival of his younger brother ランヴァルド, who had rebelled ten years ago and escaped abroad. At the same time, the ランヴァルド made a surprise attack on the capital of the king. There is a news of the king's death in the air. There is only one way left for radioactive iodine serum albumin to protect the people in the face of the national crisis. It is to cooperate with Ulrich and put him on the throne with the proof of the king. He is still in love with Ulrich, who is still smoking. Despite various conflicts including love for Ulrich, who is still smoking, radioactive iodine serum albumin casts himself into the storm and opens up the future. ■ Author Profile : Toko Kisaki was born in Hakodate and lives in Sapporo. She received the Jury Special Award at the 3rd Fujimi Ranobe Literature Awards. She received the King's Special Award. She won the King Ulrich. She won the Grand Prize of Love for Ulrich, who is still smoking. ■ Author profile : Toko Kisaki was born in Hakodate and lives in Sapporo. She received the Jury Special Award at the Third 『 Ranobe Literature Awards. She received the Novel Award in 2019. She wrote books such as 塞外 Reimei 』 『 』 『 』 Fujimi radioactive iodine serum albumin