Abstract

An adventure fantasy with beautiful watercolor paintings by the popular illustrator Sakizo!

A collection of illustrations in the form of a multi-ending story, with multiple endings available depending on the reader's choice.

(Story)
The power to materialize the wishes of the heart into reality is called "magic" in this world.
The source of magical power is the spirits of water, wind, earth, and fire.
With the blessings of these four spirits, the races living on the continent live their days in peace.

At times, those with powerful magical powers are called "witches" and are responsible for maintaining harmony in the world.
Demon tribes, fairies, beastmen, and even kings of various regions pay deep respect to the witches blessed by the spirits.

Three hundred years have passed since the great disaster that once befell the continent.
On that day, the "Mark of the Spirits," which was supposed to fill the world with the Gospel, was engraved on the body of one person.

The only race that does not have magic is the human race.
A girl who should not have any power to realize her wishes.
Her name is Julietta.

Fated to carry the future of the continent on her shoulders, she embarks on a journey to receive the blessings of the four great spirits with her childhood friend, the knight Lucio.

The time of choice eventually arrives.
The fate is left to you, the reader!

This is a collection of beautiful watercolor illustrations in the form of a moving story, in which you will be enchanted by the beautifully designed, delicately dressed spirits and witches, and weep involuntarily at the fate that awaits them at the end of their adventures!

The dotted retro-game style drawings scattered throughout the book are also noteworthy!

Author’s Information

Sakizo:
Illustrator and watercolor painter with a fantastical and romantic style, whose designs of dresses decorated with frills and lace have attracted much attention. Lives in Kurashiki City, Okayama Prefecture.
Her wide-ranging work includes the books "Girl meets Sweets" (Jitsugyo no Nihon Sha) and "PRINCESS FANTASY" (Shoei-sha), as well as textile designs for the Lolita fashion brand "Baroque".