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Prince Freya, Vol. 8 by Keiko Ishihara

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Prince Freya, Vol. 8

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Keiko Ishihara

VIZ Media LLC · Ebook · January 3, 2023

Reading lane: Fantasy Comics

Prince Freya, Vol.

At a Glance

Why This Clicks

Allies at a Cost

A royal disguise and a fragile alliance give this fantasy manga’s political peril a personal edge.

Come here for

  • Kingdoms bargaining under the shadow of conquest
  • The tension between loyalty, survival, and old ties

Expect

  • A sustained fantasy narrative with high political stakes
  • A royal lie at the heart of an uneasy alliance

Book Details

Authors
Keiko Ishihara
Publisher
VIZ Media LLC
Published
January 3, 2023
Format
Ebook
Theme
Fantasy Comics · Isekai Manga
Reading lane
Fantasy Comics

Affinity

Publisher Categories

  • General Manga

  • Comics & Graphic Novels / Historical Fiction

  • COMICS & GRAPHIC NOVELS / Action & Adventure

About This Book

To save her kingdom, a simple village girl must live a royal lie. The powerful kingdom of Sigurd has slowly been conquering all the lands that share its borders, and now it has turned its voracious attention to the small, resource-rich Tyr. Tyr cannot hope to match Sigurd in strength, so in order to survive, it must rely on the intelligence, skill and cunning of its prince and his loyal knights. But should their prince fall, so too shall Tyr… Freya and her knights have trave...

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To save her kingdom, a simple village girl must live a royal lie. The powerful kingdom of Sigurd has slowly been conquering all the lands that share its borders, and now it has turned its voracious attention to the small, resource-rich Tyr. Tyr cannot hope to match Sigurd in strength, so in order to survive, it must rely on the intelligence, skill and cunning of its prince and his loyal knights. But should their prince fall, so too shall Tyr… Freya and her knights have traveled to Asha to rekindle Tyr’s ancient alliance with the desert kingdom. But the royal family of Asha has long since capitulated to Sigurdian rule rather than risk bloody war. Will old ties and ever-increasing Sigurdian oppression be enough to convince the Ashans to risk their country and their lives?

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