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Cuanto Más Huyes / Je mehr du wegläufst / Più scappi / Plus tu t'enfuis / Quanto mais você foge / Semakin kamu melarikan diri / Чем больше ты убегаешь / 逃げれば逃げるほど / 도망칠수록 “Trying to run away is useless, so don’t waste your energy.” A mother who tries to sell her daughter. A stepbrother, Yihan, who is obsessed with her. Soo-ah attempts to escape from them, but she ends up getting caught by Seo Mun-hwon, the executive director of the Kangju Corporation, acting under Ihan’s orders. “Shall we make a bet? If you, Miss Moon Soo-ah can hide from my sight for more than 24 hours, you win.” “What if I lose? What happens then?” “Then I get to do whatever I want.” He exhaled a long stream of smoke and smiled. So elegantly and loftily that it was almost mesmerizing. So beautifully that it completely erased the image of the violent, rough man from just moments ago.
The conclusion of the line.
You are reading Jiya of the Blood Garden manga, one of the most popular manga covering in Horror, Mystery, Psychological genres, written by Yu Satomi at MangaBuddy, a top manga site to offering for free. Jiya of the Blood Garden has 8 translated chapters and translations of other chapters are in progress. Lets enjoy. If you want to get the updates about latest chapters, lets create an account and add Jiya of the Blood Garden to your bookmark. Nazuna enrolls in the Ninth Boarding School and begins a new life with her three roommates.On the first night, out of curiosity, the three of them go exploring the campus and encounter a terrifying monster...Will Nazuna and her friends be able to graduate from this special school where students are not allowed to go outside for three years?!
Releasing November 11th
Selected for Morning's 2022 Chiba Tetsuya Award.
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